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By RUBER, PETER
Publication: Internet World
Date: Thursday, March 1 2001

The first multimedia-capable cellular telephones are emerging, with Samsung and Nokia offering new mobile phones powered by GEO Interactive Media's Emblaze chip set. Samsung's product is already operational on Korea's third-generation network and will soon be available worldwide, and Nokia plans to introduce its Smartphone Color Communicator in Europe, Asia and Africa in 2001. Video capability will still depend on when service providers can deliver the necessary infrastructure. GEO officials claim that the Emblaze chip has the best codec algorithm on the market, although operators can use o

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