 Good morning everybody. Good morning. Thank you for joining us at Mobile World Congress 2014. Today ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to show you a number of new things that we're doing for people around the world. The new Nokia 220, our most affordable internet ready mobile phone. At 29 euros, the Nokia 220 costs less than a month's broadband service. The Nokia 220's design is durable and colorful and comes with a 2.4 inch display. The Nokia 220 is available in single and dual SIM variants, a battery with nearly a month's standby time, 2 megapixel camera, 51 hours of music playback, 2G internet and some of the world's most popular social applications. Available immediately for just 29 euros for the single SIM version, introducing the Nokia Asha 230. At 45 euros, the Asha 230 is a stunning addition to the family. Starting in April, people can get a software update that will bring a whole new experience to all Asha devices, including those that were introduced last year. The Nokia Asha 230 goes on sale immediately around the globe for just 45 euros. We see a different but complimentary opportunity to introduce a stunning, surprising new family that strengthens our affordable smartphone portfolio. Ladies and gentlemen, the new Nokia X and the Nokia X Plus. Both of them run Android applications. They include unique Nokia experiences and they include a wide array of popular Microsoft services. The Nokia X and X Plus have a generous 4 inch touchscreen. Both the Nokia X and the X Plus have fluid navigation and it includes an enhanced fast lane user interface experience. The Nokia X and X Plus are built on the Android open source project software, which means people have access to hundreds of thousands of applications right out of the box. People can access free applications from the Nokia store, but as well, you can access applications from other application stores. People can sideload applications using an SD card with our file manager. The Nokia X takes people to Microsoft's cloud, not to Google's cloud. This was very deliberate because the Nokia X family with this Microsoft will be able to reach people it has never talked to before around the world. I'm pleased to announce that we have a third Nokia X device, the Nokia XL. It has a 5 inch display and a 5 megapixel rear facing camera with flash and auto focus. The Nokia X will be available immediately for 89 euros. The Nokia X Plus will be available in early Q2 for 99 euros. And the Nokia XL will also be available in early Q2 for 109 euros. The devices will be available broadly around the world, starting in growth markets. Nokia has connected billions of people around the globe. Microsoft has put a PC on every desk. Together, we can connect and empower people with one experience for everything in their life in a world where it is mobile first and cloud first. It's time to go forward and reimagine what it is possible for our teams, our developers and our customers to achieve. Thank you very much for joining us here today.
 Good morning everybody. Good morning. Thank you for joining us at Mobile World Congress 2014.
 Today ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to show you a number of new things that we're doing for people around the world.
 The new Nokia 220, our most affordable internet ready mobile phone.
 At 29 euros, the Nokia 220 costs less than a month's broadband service.
 The Nokia 220's design is durable and colorful and comes with a 2.4 inch display.
 The Nokia 220 is available in single and dual SIM variants, a battery with nearly a month's standby time,
 2 megapixel camera, 51 hours of music playback, 2G internet and some of the world's most popular social applications.
 Available immediately for just 29 euros for the single SIM version, introducing the Nokia Asha 230.
 At 45 euros, the Asha 230 is a stunning addition to the family.
 Starting in April, people can get a software update that will bring a whole new experience to all Asha devices,
 including those that were introduced last year.
 The Nokia Asha 230 goes on sale immediately around the globe for just 45 euros.
 We see a different but complimentary opportunity to introduce a stunning, surprising new family
 that strengthens our affordable smartphone portfolio.
 Ladies and gentlemen, the new Nokia X and the Nokia X Plus.
 Both of them run Android applications.
 They include unique Nokia experiences and they include a wide array of popular Microsoft services.
 The Nokia X and X Plus have a generous 4 inch touchscreen.
 Both the Nokia X and the X Plus have fluid navigation and it includes an enhanced fast lane user interface experience.
 The Nokia X and X Plus are built on the Android open source project software,
 which means people have access to hundreds of thousands of applications right out of the box.
 People can access free applications from the Nokia store, but as well, you can access applications from other application stores.
 People can sideload applications using an SD card with our file manager.
 The Nokia X takes people to Microsoft's cloud, not to Google's cloud.
 This was very deliberate because the Nokia X family with this Microsoft will be able to reach people it has never talked to before around the world.
 I'm pleased to announce that we have a third Nokia X device, the Nokia XL.
 It has a 5 inch display and a 5 megapixel rear facing camera with flash and auto focus.
 The Nokia X will be available immediately for 89 euros.
 The Nokia X Plus will be available in early Q2 for 99 euros.
 And the Nokia XL will also be available in early Q2 for 109 euros.
 The devices will be available broadly around the world, starting in growth markets.
 Nokia has connected billions of people around the globe.
 Microsoft has put a PC on every desk.
 Together, we can connect and empower people with one experience for everything in their life in a world where it is mobile first and cloud first.
 It's time to go forward and reimagine what it is possible for our teams, our developers and our customers to achieve.
 Thank you very much for joining us here today.