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All owners of Nokia smartphones in the near future will be presented a small surprise. Vendor of mobile phones has removed support SIP protocol, which is used for VoIP-telephony via Wi-Fi. VoIP-telephony is a great challenge for all cellular operators because it allows users to make relatively cheap calls over Wi-Fi-network.

All in all, this is beneficial to users, but quite unprofitable for operators. The Nokia company has supported providers of mobile communications and remove the built-SIP-protocol platform S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 (FP2). Some smartphones such as Nokia N78 and Nokia N96 work on the S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 (FP2) platform.That means to use VoIP-telephony on these models their owners will have to use a third-party software.