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Trading Platform Looking To Bring Crypto Investing To Mobile Users, Raises $20 Million
Global trading platform Structure, which aims to facilitate crypto-based lending and investing for mobile phone users, raised $20 million in capital from investors and from a private sale of its digital currency $STXR.
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Nokia Smartphone Launch Cairo Event Set for Today: How to Watch Live Stream, Expected Price, and More
HMD Global is all set to launch a new Nokia-branded phone at an event in Cairo later tomorrow. Nokia launch event in the Egyptian capital city of Cairo will be livestreamed via the official Nokia Mobile YouTube channel.
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Chinese City Aims to Become Global Mobile Phone Capital by 2025
The government of Huizhou in Guangdong province has broken down its ambitious plan into three phases for the next decade.
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Chinese City Aims to Become the Global Mobile Phone Capital by 2025
A southern Chinese city which produces around 263 million mobile phones annually. This accounts to one-eighth part globally, plans to become a global mobile phone capital by 2025.
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Trading Platform Looking To Bring Crypto Investing To Mobile Users, Raises $20 Million
Global trading platform Structure, which aims to facilitate crypto-based lending and investing for mobile phone users, raised $20 million in capital from investors and from a private sale of its digital currency $STXR.
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Nokia Smartphone Launch Cairo Event Set for Today: How to Watch Live Stream, Expected Price, and More
HMD Global is all set to launch a new Nokia-branded phone at an event in Cairo later tomorrow. Nokia launch event in the Egyptian capital city of Cairo will be livestreamed via the official Nokia Mobile YouTube channel.
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Chinese City Aims to Become Global Mobile Phone Capital by 2025
The government of Huizhou in Guangdong province has broken down its ambitious plan into three phases for the next decade.
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Chinese City Aims to Become the Global Mobile Phone Capital by 2025
A southern Chinese city which produces around 263 million mobile phones annually. This accounts to one-eighth part globally, plans to become a global mobile phone capital by 2025.
