Nokia stories - Page 4

Pat Pilcher caught up with Ray Owen, the new head of ANZ for Nokia to chat about the future of mobile networks.>>

Microsoft has announced that it is officially phasing out the Nokia brand from its phone business>>

Is it destined to be another addition to the drawer of useless technology?>>

Wireless charging has often been touted as the next big thing in mobile phones. The new iPhone 6 doesn’t have it, so is the Adata Elite CE700 worth it?>>

Microsoft plans to cut 2,100 workers from its staff this week, as the tech giant continues to reshuffle the pack following its acquisition of Nokia earlier this year.>>

"We are galvanised around our core as a productivity and platform company for the mobile-first and cloud-first world...">>

"Making these decisions to change are difficult, but necessary.">>

Microsoft is set to dramatically rebrand its hardware portfolio, starting with its flagship Surface devices and Windows Phone handsets.>>

Microsoft will release its Windows Phone 8.1 device late next month, coinciding with the launch of Nokia’s Lumia 930.>>

"We have to not only evolve to fit into Microsoft in general, but into an evolving Microsoft.">>

"Together, we can connect and empower people with one experience for everything in their life in a world where it is mobile first and cloud first.">>

"Together with our partners, we remain focused on delivering innovation more rapidly in our mobile-first, cloud-first world.">>

"We look forward to introducing the next billion customers to Microsoft services via Nokia mobile phones...">>

Microsoft holds approximately 200 patent families that are necessary to build an Android smartphone...>>

Microsoft has this morning announced several advances to Windows including Windows Phone 8.1, including the availability of the eagerly anticipated Windows 8.1 Update.>>

"We are nearing the final stages of our global regulatory approval process – to date we have received approvals from regulatory authorities in 15 markets on five continents.">>

"This may be a few years too late, but it is a much needed move by Nokia to recapture share of the smartphone market by becoming part of the Android ecosystem.">>

"While certainly pragmatic, the Nokia X strategy must have been a hard one for the traditionally proud Microsoft to swallow.">>

Nokia underscored its commitment to connecting the next billion to the internet by releasing five new affordable handsets at Mobile World Congress, including Nokia X, Nokia X+ and Nokia XL smartphones.>>

Samsung has once again dominated the global smartphone market, accounting for almost one in three of the 980 million devices shipped worldwide during 2013.>>

Tech firm Nokia is searching for a new CEO to replace Stephen Elop, who negotiated the company's handset sale to former employer Microsoft before rejoining the software giant as part of the deal.>>

Newly released data suggests Apple’s iPhone 5s is the world’s bestselling phone, beating arch rival Samsung's Galaxy S4 two months in a row.>>

With so much to choose from, Microsoft New Zealand unveils the full array of Windows Phone - all available to Kiwis this Christmas.>>

Nokia New Zealand believes last week's 'F*** You' tweet was likely the work of a hacker, vowing to ramp up security as a result.>>