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Nokia lives, but what does the future hold?
Microsoft’s feature phone arm has been acquired, breathing new life into thew manufacturer. Alex Yau explores where it goes from here
Nokia bloodbath could turn into a watershed
Manufacturer ends 30-year history on a low as profits and sales plummet in the fourth quarter; ‘New chapter begins with focus on NSN division and HERE mapping operation
Ex-Nokia chairman says Elop was not first choice CEO
Jorma Ollila’s says in his book that Stephen Elop was Nokia’s second choice to become CEO in 2010, following the withdrawal of its first choice due to personal reasons
Nokia to end app support for Symbian and MeeGo
The mobile manufacturer has said it wants to focus on its Asha and Windows Phone ranges
Cutting Room: Microsoft’s silent takeover gets noisy
Nokia appears to have been priming itself to be sold to Microsoft for the past three years and according to Paul Withers, it is the best result for both parties
Doro PhoneEasy 506
The Swedish manufacturer’s no-frills phone, which features loud, clear ringtones, a ‘Call Assistance’ SOS button and a battery life of three weeks, enables vulnerable and elderly people to make emergency calls
Windows Phone share dipped to 2.4pc prior to WP8 release
Latest market analysis shows Android and iOS a long way ahead of OS rivals in Q3
Nokia 808 Pureview – Cameraphone No. 1
With its 41-megapixel sensor and other high-quality optics, the 808 PureView is the ultimate cameraphone – however, this good-looking Nokia handset is severely let down by the outdated Symbian OS it comes with
Business Watch: Third downgrade this year adds to Nokia’s woes
Dominic White says analysts now have serious doubts over whether Nokia can return to profit after handset manufacturer’s credit ratings are downgraded again
Cutting Room: RIM’s gamble could turn gruesome
Michael Garwood thinks it will be extremely difficult for RIM to rise back to prominence, even with the help of BlackBerry 10, and suggests it could follow Nokia’s lead in finding another operating system to use