Oxygen Phone Manager adds support for latest Nokia C and X series phones
Oxygen Software updated two of its popular “PC Suite replacement apps” to include the support for latest Nokia devices. Here’s what changed:
Oxygen Phone Manager II for Nokia and Vertu phones v2.18.13 got the preliminary support for Nokia C1-00, Nokia C2, Nokia C3, Nokia X2 and Nokia X3 phones.
Future Nokia N-series phones to run MeeGo
Nokia has decided that future phones in its N-series will no longer use the Symbian operating system. Instead, the mobile phone manufacturer is moving to use the Linux OS MeeGo.
Nokia 5530 hits firmware v30 and has new updated browser plus kinetic scrolling everywhere
The Nokia (NYSE: NOK) 5530 is what the Nokia 5800, the Finnish company’s first touch screen device, should have been like. Now granted, S60 5th Edition doesn’t scream brilliant user experience, but at least the 5530 had a little bit of polish, plus came in a sleeker and smaller metal body. Shame it doesn’t have 3G or WiFi, because otherwise it would have easily outsold its bigger 3.5 inch brother.
How many N900 units has Nokia sold?
June 2, 2010 by admin
Filed under Nokia, TOP Ranking
Well, there’s some confusion about how many Nokia N900 units the world’s largest handset maker has sold, as a report from Gartner indicated the company’s flagship device has only sold 100,000 units in the first five months.
Nokia, Apple Ratchet Up the Patent Madness
Nokia vs. Apple is not your garden variety patent infringement lawsuit.
The companies have been at each other’s throats since October, when Nokia accused Apple of infringing 10 patents with the iPhone. Apple countersued, and Nokia piled on seven new patents in January. Then, both companies took their cases to the United States International Trade Commission, where the lawsuits are now pending. On Friday, Nokia announced that it’s suing Apple some more, tacking on another five patents and including Apple’s 3G-enabled iPad.
Nokia slates its own Slate
IN A CLEAR CASE of jumping on a bandwagon, Nokia is set to join the over-crowded ranks of tablet makers.
According to Reuters, Nokia plans to release its own variation on a tablet this year. While Nokia declined to comment on its plans, analysts have already predicted an Autumn release.
Nokia Joins Battle for Mobile Web with Novarra Acquisition
Nokia–the world’s leading manufacturer of mobile phones–announced that it is acquiring Novarra–a privately-held Chicago-based mobile Web browser developer. The purchase moves Nokia into the increasingly contentious mobile browser battle.
Nokia LCD Suit Could Lower Handset Costs
December 2, 2009 by admin
Filed under Nokia, Top Stories
Nokia has filed a lawsuit against eight LCD manufacturers accused of collusion and price-fixing. Nokia is hoping to win damages to recover money it overpaid to the various companies for LCD displays for its mobile handsets.
The lawsuit includes Seiko Epson, Hitachi, LG Display, Philips, Samsung, Sharp, Toshiba, and Chunghwa Picture Tubes as defendants. Nokia has not specified the amount of the damages it is seeking, but the alleged collusion covers a ten-year period spanning 1996 to 2006, during which time Nokia claims to have paid inflated prices for the LCD displays.
Nokia N900 begins shipping
However initial shipments set to fill pre-order volumes, meaning device will not make it to stores until later in the month
Nokia has said that shipments of 3G internet tablet the N900, which began yesterday, would fill pre-order volumes, meaning the device would not be in retail outlets until later this month.
Nokia Announces Charger Recall: What You Need To Know
Nokia says it will replace for free millions of faulty cellphone chargers that pose a shock hazard to its users. Nokia announced the recall program Monday, reporting the Nokia-branded chargers were manufactured by a third-party supplier, BYD Electronic Company of China. Nokia says the plastic casing surrounding the chargers in question could separate, exposing the unit’s internal components, creatinging a shock hazard.