Nokia Champions League T20 / Features

Kieron Pollard first burst into prominence when he butchered New South Wales in a match-winning 54 off 18 balls in the league stages of the 2009 Champions League T20. Expectations were high in the lead-up to the latest installment of the fixture ...

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Nokia Champions League T20 / Features

The Champions League Twenty20 is doing its darnedest best to debunk the most enduring of all Twenty20 myths: that the format is about flat tracks, ugly slogs, fours and sixes, and hapless bowlers. After another low-scoring game ebbed and flowed before ...

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Nokia's First Windows Phone 7 Devices Outed by MSFT

Did Microsoft just accidentally reveal the names of the new Windows Phone 7 devices from Nokia? There's nothing sweeter than a leak that comes straight from the horses mouth. Microsoft last week accidentally revealed the names of some very important ...

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Apple Cedes Surging India Smartphone Market to Nokia-RIM: Tech

Nokia Oyj and Research In Motion Ltd. sell more devices in India, where smartphone shipments are forecast to grow almost 70 percent a year until 2015, helping mitigate their market-share losses in the US and Europe. Sales for the world's biggest ...

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Nokia Shedding 3500 Jobs

Nokia has bet its future on Windows Phone 7, but before CEO Steven Elop has a chance to prove that he isn't just jumping from one burning platform to the next, he still has several challenges to overcome. Chief among them is a massive workforce that up ...

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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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