Friday, May 4, 2012

Nokia Weighs In On Investors' Class-Action Lawsuit: It Has “No Merit ...

Nokia may be busy suing the likes of RIM, HTC, and Viewsonic over the infringement of a long list of wireless patents, but the Finnish company should watch their backs — now they're the target of a class-action lawsuit from a shareholder ...
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Nokia sued over failed comeback with Windows Phone

ng insult to injury is never a concern for the litigious among us, and one man has filed a class action suit against Nokia in New York because it.
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Nokia hit with suit over weak smartphone transition — Tech News ...

w York plaintiff has filed a class action lawsuit against Nokia and its CEO and CFO, alleging that they deceived the market by issuing false claims about how well the company's migration to Windows Phone was going.
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Shareholder Sues Nokia Over Lackluster Windows Phone Sales ...

Nokia (NOK), which earlier this week filed a patent-related lawsuit against Research In Motion (RIMM), HTC (2498TW) and visual technology company Viewsonic Corp., found itself on the receiving end today, thanks to one of its shareholders.
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Class Action Lawsuit filed against Nokia

s Action Lawsuit filed against Nokia because their transition to Windows Phone didn't actually help the company out one bit.
IntoMobile
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Thursday, May 3, 2012

Nokia Pureview 808 Set for May Debut: Worth Buying?

By Alexandra Burlacu | May 3, 2012 10:59 AM EDT Nokia has announced that Nokia 808 PureView camera phone will start rolling out in May in select markets. The Nokia 808 PureView boasts a whopping 41-megapixel camera, and is the first phone to pack ...

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New Nokia chairman defends strategy

By Michael Stothard in Helsinki Nokia's new chairman said that the turnround strategy would remain unchanged under his leadership even as the struggling Finnish mobile phone maker faced a crowd of angry investors at its annual general meeting.

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