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[[File:Nokia mobile telephone.jpg|thumb|The mobile phone in the corvette.]]
 
'''Nokia''' was a [[telephone|telecommunications]] company located on [[Earth]], providing [[telephone]] services across the [[planet]], including mobile communications.
   
 
In an [[alternate reality]] in [[2241]], {{alt|James T. Kirk|James Kirk}}'s [[Unnamed Humans (23rd century)#James T. Kirk's stepfather|stepfather]]'s [[Corvette]] was equipped with a Nokia [[Cellular phone|mobile telephone]]. His stepfather used this to contact Kirk when he took the [[car]] out for a joyride. ({{film|11}})
'''Nokia''' was a [[telephone|telecommunications]] company located on [[Earth]], providing telephone services across the planet, include mobile communications.
 
   
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== Appendices ==
In an [[alternate reality]] in [[2241]], [[James T. Kirk (alternate reality)|James Kirk]]'s stepfather's car was equipped with a Nokia mobile telephone. His stepfather used this to contact Kirk when he took the car out for a joyride. ({{film|11}})
 
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=== Background information ===
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This was one of the few instances of [[product placement]] being used in a ''Star Trek'' production.
   
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Screenwriters [[Roberto Orci]] and [[Alex Kurtzman]] suggested in a question-and-answer session with fans that the company Nokia might have been nationalized by the 23rd century. [http://trekmovie.com/2009/05/22/orci-and-kurtzman-reveal-star-trek-details-in-trekmovie-fan-qa/]
:''This is the second time {{w|product placement}} was used in a ''Star Trek'' production, the previous two being [[Michelob]] and [[Macintosh]] in {{film|4}}. It is not clear whether or not this indicates the existence of a profit driven corporate economy. It may be that familiar brand names are still used in the 23rd century, however product distribution may no longer depend on the accumulation of profit.''
 
   
:''The real-life Nokia was consulted by ''Star Trek'' property master [[Russell Bobbitt]] for the redesign of the [[TOS]] [[communicator]].[Nokia] In addition, Nokia, in conjunction with [[Verizon Wireless]], created a marketing tie-in for ''Star Trek'', which included the launch of a website at [http://www.joinstarfleetacademy.com/ JoinStarfleetAcademy.com].''
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The real-life Nokia was consulted by ''Star Trek'' property master [[Russell Bobbitt]] for the redesign of the [[TOS]] [[communicator]]. In addition, Nokia, in conjunction with [[Verizon Wireless]], created a marketing tie-in for ''Star Trek'', which included the launch of a website at [http://www.joinstarfleetacademy.com/ JoinStarfleetAcademy.com].
   
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* [http://www.nokia.com/ Nokia on the Web] - official site
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Revision as of 10:47, 22 May 2015

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Nokia mobile telephone

The mobile phone in the corvette.

Nokia was a telecommunications company located on Earth, providing telephone services across the planet, including mobile communications.

In an alternate reality in 2241, James Kirk's stepfather's Corvette was equipped with a Nokia mobile telephone. His stepfather used this to contact Kirk when he took the car out for a joyride. (Star Trek)

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Background information

This was one of the few instances of product placement being used in a Star Trek production.

Screenwriters Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman suggested in a question-and-answer session with fans that the company Nokia might have been nationalized by the 23rd century. [1]

The real-life Nokia was consulted by Star Trek property master Russell Bobbitt for the redesign of the TOS communicator. In addition, Nokia, in conjunction with Verizon Wireless, created a marketing tie-in for Star Trek, which included the launch of a website at JoinStarfleetAcademy.com.

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