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Nokia, the world's largest phone handset maker, is denied reports stemming from "industry insiders" that it is developing a smartphone that runs on Google's Android software. Nokia said that "everyone knows that Symbian is our preferred platform for advanced mobile devices."

However, the truth may be more complicated. Nokia is instead embracing something called Qt, a software toolbox for developers, which lets those developers port their applications to any of the major operating systems, including Android.

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