Nokia is going for a makeover. The company is not only busy working on Windows Phone 7 handsets, but it is also trying to revive its home-brew mobile OS Symbian,
Android often gets reprimanded for its restrictive practices despite being an Open Source OS. And now a new report released by VisionMobile has confirmed the status. The study entitled ‘The
Nokia may have shaken hands with Microsoft for promoting Windows Phone 7, but it does not mean that it is going to abandon its home-brewed Symbian platform. Nokia announced that
We do not need company forecast to know that once-formidable Nokia is currently down in the dumps, however, it is kind of sad when such gloomy doubts get confirmed. The
Nokia is shifting towards Windows Phone 7 big time, but it does not mean that it is going to leave its in-house operating platform Symbian out in the woods. Nokia
All the smart ar**s say, “Oh it won’t be long until no one uses camera because they’ll be all built into phones.” Well they are right. You’d be hard pushed
In an attempt to get themselves back on track Nokia teamed up with Microsoft. But surprisingly they’ll be no Windows Phone 7 handsets by the Finnish company. Nor will they
There is certainly something going on between Nokia and Microsoft. And if rumors are to be believed then it is fairly likely that the Finnish company is looking to embrace
