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Amnesia strikes at Symbain Symbian

Can anyone remember what we're called?

By Andrew Orlowski • Get more from this author

Posted in Business, 26th July 2007 16:16 GMT

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In the story originally posted here, your reporter suggested the Symbian corporate website had been misspelled. In fact, in a lapse of monumental, bog-brained stupidity, the reporter had merely managed to "prank" himself.

We're sorry for suggesting that Symbian's web team didn't know how to spell ~~Symbain~~ Symbian, when no such changes had been made.

Symbain - reporter in error

Ooops.

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