MIcronontrollers used in new NOKIA phones

Hi All,
We, at LUMS, are working over the upcoming 4th generation of mobile telephones. Can anyone please let me know, which microcontrollers are presently being used in the latest series of cell phones by nokia (like N-series).
There are two microcontrollers in a cell phone, one for GUI and another for DSP etc. Tell me about your controllers used in both applications.
Anxiously waiting for reply,
Kind Regards,
Ahmed Majeed Khan
Research Associate
CS Department, School of Engineering
Lahore University of Managment Sciences (LUMS)
Sector 'U', DHA
Lahore Cantt

heres something http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/wtb...data/omap_1710
http://www-s.ti.com/sc/psheets/spru667/spru667.pdf
but the code is either nokias own or produced specifically for nokia...very guarded stuff-but if youre developing ceratin software you should have access to certain protocols/ standards so you can develope.
The generation you mentioned, as in future telecommunications- look for ETSI they have worked on/ out standards (even UMTS & FPLMTS e.t.c) back in 1992-3 or probably before then, I cant remember
there is some developer software you can download pm me if you need it.
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