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December 20, 2007

Nokia removes tracking feature

The new Nokia N95 firmware takes away one really useful feature - the tracking feature that tells you where you are. Probably the most useful bit of software that has hitherto been provided is now being mysteriously un-provided, all this according to The Register, which says:

The latest firmware for the Nokia N95 offers many new features and much better memory management, and is free to download - but it also takes away the tracking feature from Nokia Maps, which the company now claims was a limited-time promotional offer.

Could it be that Nokia thinks this feature is good as an early teaser but now has to be something we all pay for?

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