NEW YORK: Expanding its arsenal to compete with BlackBerry, Nokia Corp. is paying $430 million (euro368 million) to acquire Intellisync Corp., a provider of wireless e-mail and data services that first made its name with software to synchronize Palm handhelds with computers.
The deal, announced Wednesday, comes two months after Nokia barged into the crowded field of BlackBerry rivals by becoming the first major handset maker to unveil its own brand of mobile e-mail service.
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