Here’s a new hypothesis for you to chew on: T-Mobile could become the first U.S. carrier to get Nokia’s Lumia Windows Phone. Sources coming from The Wall Street Journal claim that Nokia and T-Mobile made plans to launch the Lumia 710 Windows Phone 7.5 smartphone on December 14. The devices already started being shipped worldwide starting this week.
Nokia announced officially that Symbian Belle updates for Symbian^3/Anna smartphones will appear in the first months of 2012. At this point, the technology writers who believed the release would happen by the end of this year are readjusting their predictions suggesting that Nokia is going to roll out the latest Symbian software, in February.
Nokia has once again proved that it is the leading innovator in the mobile phone industry. The new Nokia Gem completely revolutionizes the idea of a mobile phone. You want to feel it, click it, touch every single part of it – because all of it is a touchscreen!
Nokia announces the Lumia 800, the first real Windows Phone. The Lumia 800 is very similar to our most popular N9. Lumia 800 is powered by a 1.4GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 CPU and is sculpted from the same 12.1mm (0.48-inch) thick of piece of durable polycarbonate plastic. The ClearBlack AMOLED (800 x 480) display, with a Carl Zeiss optics-enhanced lens around back. The Lumia 800 also packs 16GB of internal storage, 512MB of RAM and 25GB of free SkyDrive space and features Nokia Drive, Nokia Music and ESPN Sports Hub baked into its OS.
Nokia announced a new lineup of mobile phones at its Nokia World 2011 conference and it is calling them Asha and the lineup consists of four phones that will be taking their place between feature phones and smartphones and will be targeted at emerging economies. All four Asha devices are made of polycarbonate and come with a Nokia Browser, which is powered by the cloud and compresses data by up to 90 percent, saving users from racking up excessive charges and the new phones eature the instant-messaging program WhatsApp, which is also largely unknown in the US, but is hugely popular in the developing world………………….
The flagship device Nokia is counting on to bring a smile to our phone-loving faces, a sigh of relief to its shareholders and a twinkle to the eyes of Finnish tax collectors everywhere, this leaked handset might just live up to our high expectations. Nokia will announce the Lumia 800 and the Lumia 710 during its Nokia World event and the Lumia 800 was originally leaked as the SeaRay. Dubbed the first real Windows Phone, this device is sculpted from the same 12.1mm (0.48-inch) thick of piece of durable polycarbonate plastic and Nokia Lumia 710 will have a 3.7 inch LCD screen and a 5 megapixel camera………………….
Nokia’s struggles to compete with Apple’s iPhone and the Google Android platform continue to take their toll on the beleaguered Finnish handset maker, which announced on Wednesday that it is laying off 3,500 employees and all employees of Nokia factory in Jucu, about 2,200 people were called on Thursday for a work session with the participation and leadership of Nokia Europe. Nokia’s plan this layoff is to focus its manufacturing operations in Asia where it has the most demand and the company also says it’ll review its production operations at Salo in Finland, Komarom in Hungary and Reynosa in Mexico……………..
Nokia Siemens Networks is pushing HSPA (High-Speed Packet Access) download speeds to 336M bps (bits per second) during a demonstration at the PT/Expo Comm show in Beijing, Nokia Siemens used a number of radio tricks, including antenna technology MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) and sending data over several carriers at the same time and also MIMO uses multiple antennas in the base station and on the device to increase speeds.The network equipment to make this a reality will be available by end of 2012 and the technology uses the latest 3GPP standardization to hog eight 42Mbps frequency channels at the same time………………