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Apple is now trying to humiliate everyone and anyone who ever tried to push a tablet computer and I sense that this time the industry is not going to be taken to the woodshed any more for the Apple spanking. And with the iPad, Apple may have irked it's somewhat new partner Intel Corp. /quotes/comstock/15*!intc/quotes/nls/intc (INTC 20.41, +0.35, +1.75%) Intel gets spanked by nobody.
This scenario comes to mind because on Monday, at the Mobile World Conference and CEO junket in Barcelona, Intel and Nokia are expected to make a partnership announcement. Everyone assumes it's headed in the direction of more mobile computers from Nokia.
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Nokia won’t have a stand at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The Espoo, Finland-based company made a “strategic” decision not to unveil any new phones at the event, according to the person, who didn’t want to be identified because the plans are not public.
The company’s low-key presence may disappoint those expecting to see Nokia’s newest devices to take on Samsung Electronics Co. and Apple Inc. It gives rivals the chance to dominate the show with touchscreen devices at lower prices. Technology blogs Fonehome.co.uk and Phonesreview have raised expectations by reporting that Nokia plans to show a new range of phones called the C Series at the event.