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The company’s smartphone head, Jo Harlow, said that Nokia might not have decided against a QWERTY Windows Phone for its portfolio, but the chances of a device with a physical keyboard are falling. Harlow was commenting to SlashGear at the Mobile World Congress this week, where her company presented its Windows Phone 8 range to five devices, plus the Lumia 520 and Lumia 720, and conceded that its hesitation in revisiting  physical text entry options originated in a fear of being left on the wrong side of the mobile industry’s momentum.

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