Does Nokia 500 has PDF reader for reading PDF file...

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kodatijaya wrote:
which PDF APP is suported for nokia asha 500?
You can try searching the Nokia Store for suitable apps for your phone such as the following,
http://store.ovi.com/search?q=pdf
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