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Romania looks for Nokia replacement Nokia’s new chief executive, Stephen Elop has had a bad first day in the job.
The company has had to announce another delay to its flagship smartphone, the N8.
Originally scheduled for June, customers will now have to wait until October for Nokia’s answer to the iPhone.
One analyst described this latest delay, which is likely to hit the company’s third quarter earnings as “embarrassing”.
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