Investor’s Business Daily – Mobile phone giant Nokia and chipmaker Intel (NMS:INTC) said developers are embracing their plans to create a new cell phone operating system called MeeGo. Nokia hopes MeeGo will help it in its battle vs. Apple‘s (NMS:AAPL) iPhone and Google‘s (NMS:GOOG) Android. Nokia‘s MeeGo is a merger of Nokia‘s Linux Maemo software [...]

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Reuters – Top mobile phone maker Nokia and chip maker Intel said on Tuesday their software joint venture had got off to a solid start.

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Many new mobile phones come with touch-sensitive displays, but many people still want hardware keypad for faster typing. Both the touch screen and keypad can be built into the same device, but the units tend to become bulky. Nokia has taken a new approach and designed a slim mobile phone small numeric keypad and touch [...]

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Nokia has filed another lawsuit against Apple, this time extending its patent infringement claims to the iPad, deepening the fierce rivalry between the two handset makers in the high-end smartphone market.

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PC Magazine – Fast developing cameraphone technology will shortly make SLR system cameras and even professional cameras obsolete, the sales chief of the world‘s top cellphone maker Nokia said on Tuesday.

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Nokia today unveiled three new, cheaper smartphones — the C3, C6 and E5 — aimed at offering strong messaging and social-networking tools at an affordable price.

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AP – Nokia Corp., the world‘s biggest mobile phone maker, said Friday it has bought MetaCarta Inc., whose technology helps users find “anything written about any place.”

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AFP – Top mobile phone maker Nokia brought its music download service to the key Chinese market Thursday and said it would also launch the service, which competes with Apple‘s iTunes, in India.

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Reuters – The world‘s top cellphone maker, Nokia, is working on its own tablet computer, scheduled to reach stores later this year, a technology sector analyst said on Tuesday.

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Reuters – The world‘s top cellphone maker, Nokia, is working on its own tablet computer, scheduled to reach stores later this year, a technology sector analyst said on Tuesday.

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