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Accessing info, services via Nokia Mobile Search

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Nokia announced that its Mobile Search application is now able to search for content stored on your device, ranging from e-mails, text messages and calendar entries to videos and music files.

Just like with desktop search applications on a PC, Nokia Mobile Search indexes the information stored on your compatible Nokia device and then lets you search to find what you want, when you want it.

"Nokia Mobile Search has proven to be a hit with people who want access to information and services at their fingertips and now we’re bringing that same ease of use to search for content you already have on your Nokia device," said Jawahar Kanjilal, Nokia’s Asia-Pacific director for multimedia experiences.

"Whether you are trying to find a calendar entry, find the SMS your friend sent days ago, or track down a multimedia file you downloaded, Nokia Mobile Search is the easiest way to find what you are looking for on your device," Kanjilal said.

Working with over 20 partners from around the world and available in over 40 languages, Nokia Mobile Search is a simple, convenient and fast way to find and connect to content you want — whether on the Internet through local service providers or search engines or already stored in your compatible device — directly from your Nokia device.

Nokia Mobile Search with My Content search supports the Nokia N95, N93i, N93, N92, N91, N91 8GB, N80 Internet Edition, N80, N76, N73 Music Edition, N71, E70, E62, E61, E60 and 3250 devices and available as a free download for compatible Nokia devices from http://www.nokia.com/mobilesearch.

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