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Nokia initiates campaign on mobile imaging

Our Bureau

Hyderabad , June 24

NOKIA has initiated a mobile imaging campaign in India to promote the benefits of imaging amongst cellular subscribers.

As part of this initiative, road shows are to be held across the country to demonstrate the imaging capabilities of Nokia camera phones based on the `click, share and print' application.

The road show aims to give customers first-hand mobile imaging experience in an interactive, fun and entertaining manner. The roadshows are under way and will be extended to Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangalore, Pune and Ahmedabad over the next 12 weeks. Participants will be able to visit Nokia kiosks and use the Nokia 3360 or 6600 to take pictures and print out the images captured.

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