Nokia dumps IE for Firefox: 55,000 times

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By INQUIRER staff

Tue Feb 22 2005, 11:28

REPORTS ON TWO Scandinavian web sites said that Nokia is pushing Microsoft Internet Explorer off its desktop PCs in favour of the Firefox browser.

That's not going to make Microsoft very happy, if the reports are true. Just last week Microsoft said it was considering its long out of date design for IE, and would release a fresh version during the course of this year.

You can see the reports in Norwegian, here, while there's also a report on Computer Sweden, here. µ

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