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Modern Revolutions: In the early 2000s, Nokia engineers, led by Hanna, faced a common user issue: missed calls due to muffled ringtones on soft surfaces. Despite Nokiaā€™s $2.3 billion R&D budget, this minor yet impactful problem required an innovativ

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Nokia, Xerox, Motorola they are the kings of invention

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