Now that we are done with holiday festivities, it is time to start predicting trends for new year. The new year is likely to be a bumper year for 3G
We’re back with our second installment of our top tech predictions for CES 2012. In this part we will be looking at computing, tablets and mobiles. We’ll cover everything from
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,
Nokia has recently introduced a series of new phones which have received mainly positive reviews, but the outlook for the company is still bleak. In the meantime, Microsoft and Nokia
Nokia Lumia is one beautiful phone and is doing quite good for itself. The phone is all sold out in the UK, but some market analysts cast shadow of doubt
Move over, United States of America, it’s China’s turn to shine. The world’s most populous country is now also the biggest market for smartphones. According to Market Research firm Strategy
Nokia’s fall from grace over the last 5 year’s has been quite spectacular, before the world of iPhone’s and Android’s Nokia was the king of mobile phones. But, as with
Nokia is planning to bring some free Wi-Fi fun to London. The Finnish company would be collaborating with Spectrum Interactive for this purpose. And the good thing is that free
