As these worlds converge, and with IT coming to the forefront, its a natural time for Nokia to make an entering at the edge of the corporate network and to your hand. And that's what we are set up to do. The growth of wireless SMS in Europe has been featured in an earlier Dataline. Look what we deliver in Japan compared to what we deliver in North America compared to what we deliver in Europe. But what I'd like to suggest is that there are some things that are common, as we go across borders.
Mobility is an issue in Europe, mobility is an issue in South America.
The handheld space is the scene of intense competition right now, with good products like RIM Blackberry, Palm VII and Handspring's Visor. Fifty million Americans spend more than half their time away from their desks. If I had a choice between typing on my cell phone and the Blackberry, Blackberry is where I'd want to go. What we believe is that the content will match the device that you're using at a particular point in time. Describe Nokia's relationship with Symbian.