Nokia and RIM, pioneers in wireless, seem to be on the ropes

Their impact may be most profound for Nokia and Research In Motion (RIM), two pioneers in wireless communications that are now scrambling to adjust to relative newcomers such as Apple and Google. Both companies are struggling against the success of ...

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Nokia, Siemens inject €1B into NSN, mull IPO possibility

Nokia has confirmed that an initial public offering is an option for the troubled infrastructure vendor Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) that it co-owns with Germany's Siemens. The two firms have just pumped another €500 million each into the unprofitable ...

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Nokia Launches Three Latest Handsets

On Friday, Nokia has credited to reveal its three elegant products Nokia 700, Nokia 701 and Nokia 600. All the products are believed to have a support from Symbian Belle's 'Just Tap' Near Field Communication (NFC) technology where Nokia 700 possesses a ...

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Nokia cutting 300 jobs in Malvern

Nokia, the Finnish cellphone maker that owns a string of info-tech businesses around the world, said Thursday it plans to close its Malvern office. The decision means job losses for 300 employees, including software engineers and other workers in its ...

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Nokia developing 'Meltemi' OS for feature phones?

By Lydia Leavitt posted Oct 1st 2011 4:21PM Although Nokia still hopes Windows Phone will round out a "three-horse race" with iOS and Android, it's said to be cooking up an entirely new operating system aimed at lower-end handsets. ...

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Nokia passes off Symbian and 2300 employees to Accenture ...

r placing all bets on Windows Phone, Stephen Elop announced that Nokia would slowly phase out its OG operating system, Symbian. Today, it's offic.
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Nokia's Windows Phone devices to feature 3D maps and voice ...

you curious as to what Nokia's upcoming Windows Phone handsets will be bringing to the table? Well according to [...]
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