Bang goes Twango in Nokia fandango

Snap bang wallop what a picture

By INQUIRER staff

Tue Jul 24 2007, 11:42

NOKIA BOUGHT twango.com but didn't say how much it paid for the firm.

Twango lets people organise and share photographs and videos, so Nokia wants presumably to use the firm's tech on its mobile telephones.

Or as Nokia puts it: "The Twango acquisition is a concrete step towards our Internet services vision of providing seamless access to information......"

Concrete step, eh? A picture is worth a thousand words. The Nokia press release is about 1,000 words long. µ

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