Unlocking the unlocked cell phone market
Nokia and Sony Ericsson are looking to crack the unlocked phone market in the U.S., but their quest will be an uphill battle.
Standardized mobile phone charger coming to EU—iPhone, too
Apple, Nokia, Samsung, and others have agreed to adopt a charging standard for “data-enabled” mobile devices based on USB. The current agreement only applies to the European Union, though it is hoped that the standard may be adopted worldwide.
The hottest smart phones of summer battle it out
We delved into four of the hottest phones available this summer — the Apple iPhone 3G S, the Nokia N97, the Palm Pre and the T-Mobile myTouch 3G — to see how their hardware and software stacked up.
Photos: Top-rated reviews of the week
CNET Reviews checks out the Asus Eee PC 1005HA laptop, the Canon FS200 camcorder, the Nokia N97 smartphone, and more.
Photos: Top-rated reviews of the week
CNET Reviews checks out the Asus Eee PC 1005HA laptop, the Canon FS200 camcorder, the Nokia N97 smartphone, and more.
Intel and Nokia band together
The two respective giants of computer chips and mobile phones team up to create new mobile products.
Nokia and Intel to Pair Up on Mobile Devices
Exactly how the companies would work together remained unclear. Executives limited their statement to the production of devices that would access the Internet and use Intel chips.
Giant Alliance: Intel, Nokia Try Again
Intel And Nokia Announce Open Source Mobile Partnership
The two will work hand in hand to develop common technologies for use in the Moblin and Maemo platform projects, which will deliver Linux-based operating systems for these future mobile computing devices. The agreement also nets Intel a solid win in the IP department, as it has acquired the rights to utilize 3G/HSPA (3.6Mbps) technology.
Intel and Nokia band together
The two respective giants of computer chips and mobile phones team up to create new mobile products.
How Apple Brought Nokia And Intel Together
Under pressure from Apple, Finnish handset maker will reportedly give chip giant a shot.
Nokia and Intel to Pair Up on Mobile Devices
Exactly how the companies would work together remained unclear. Executives limited their statement to the production of devices that would access the Internet and use Intel chips.
