July 2006
The Nokia N93 starts shipping
by quickmarcher
Features include digital camcorder, telephony and rich internet functionality.
Nokia N93 is a high performance multimedia device that delivers unparalleled mobile multimedia experiences by combining the latest technologies with stylish design and ease of use.
December 2005
NaPs Systeme » Blog Archive » Nokia 770 - Internet Tablet
by sunny
Je veux, je veux, je veux ! Et j'aurais, j'aurais, j'aurais ! :D
November 2005
Nokia CEO Predicts Smartphone Market Growth
by teleclick
Nokia CEO, Jorma Ollila has made a prediction that the market for smartphones will double over the next year.
Nokia Blurs the Lines of Multimedia and Communication
by teleclick
The world’s largest mobile phone manufacturer, Nokia, is about to launch a new line of multimedia handsets that clearly aim to combine communication with information technology, and consumer electronics with broadcasting.
Nokia Wins Telus Broadband Contract
by teleclick
Canadian telecommunications giant, Telus, has just awarded a major contract to Nokia, which will allow them to build Telus’s next-generation broadband internet network.no
October 2005
Nokia Announces Latest Mid-Price CDMA Handsets
by teleclick
In addition to its two latest low-cost cell phones, primarily targeted towards emerging markets, Nokia has also released two new mid-range CDMA handsets.
Nokia Targets New Phones to Emerging Markets
by teleclick
This Wednesday saw the release of four new Nokia handsets, two of which will be targeted at emerging markets, including Latin America, and parts of Asia.
Nokia vs. RIM: May the Best Company Win
by teleclick
It appears that Nokia’s recently announced E Series of mobile phones will soon be in direct competition with RIM’s BlackBerry line of cellular PDAs.
Nokia Introduces Enterprise-Level Smartphones
by teleclick
As of this Wednesday, Nokia has introduced a new line of mobile smartphones, which are primarily targeted at enterprise-level IT departments, and will become available by early 2006.
Nokia and Ericsson to Use Lower GSM Frequencies
by teleclick
Mobile giants, Ericsson and Nokia have both announced plans to begin using the 450MHz radio spectrum to operate their GSM networks.
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