Top telecoms, mobile phone brands in SA
The latest Sunday Times Top Brands Survey results reveal the top telecommunication and mobile phone brands in South Africa
Budget Lumia 625 gets a big-screen version
Nokia launched a bigger-screen version of its low-price Lumia smartphone, aiming to close the gap with market leader Samsung
41MP camera smartphone to lead Nokia device push
Nokia is expected to unveil a new smartphone with a 41-megapixel camera, banking on advanced optics to bolster its market position
Apple vs Samsung vs BlackBerry vs Nokia
The latest South African Customer Satisfaction Index survey reveals which mobile phone manufacturer has the happiest customers
Nokia buys out Siemens network operations
Nokia says it will buy Siemens’ half of their joint network operations in a EUR1.7 billion ($2.22 billion) deal.
Smartphone giants to collaborate on anti-theft technology
Top US law enforcement officials plan to meet with some of the largest U.S. smartphone makers next week to help thwart the rise in cellphone thefts and robberies.
Jolla smartphone unveiled, based on MeeGo OS, supports Android apps
A group of ex-Nokia software developers unveiled its first smartphone, running on the MeeGo-based Sailfish OS and supporting Android applications
Mobile browser war: Apple vs Android vs Microsoft vs Opera
Akamai’s Q4 2012 State of the Internet Report reveals which mobile browsers are ruling the Internet
Nokia Lumia smartphones to get Smart Camera, FM radio
The Nokia Lumia Amber update promises a number of new features for Nokia Lumia devices running Windows Phone 8
Nokia loses market share to Samsung, Apple
Nokia, battling to keep up with Samsung and Apple in the global phone race, lost almost 5 percentage points of market share
Nokia pushes cheap Internet phone in market share battle
Nokia is betting low-priced phones with Internet capability will help it regain lost ground in crucial emerging markets
Nokia investors losing patience with CEO
Nokia investors told CEO Stephen Elop that they were running out of patience with his flagging attempts to catch up with market leaders Apple and Samsung