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New Nokia N76 firmware adds A2DP support and improves stability

August 15, 2007 by Stefan Constantinescu - 1 Comment

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Rafe from All About Symbian has the scoop on the new Nokia N76 firmware that not only improves stability, but adds new features as well. One has to wonder however, why wasn’t A2DP turned on by default?

[Photo from All About Symbian’s review of the N76]

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