Nokia goes multi-sensory with N97
Dec 2 - The world's largest cellphone maker offers a new 'flagship' model with a large touch screen which it hopes will bolster its smartphone offering.
The battle for a bigger share of the smartphone business has heated up since Apple introduced its iPhone last year and all vendors are seeking a bigger slice of the market which is set to continue growing despite gloom in the wider markets.
Reuters Technology Correspondent Matt Cowan reports.
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