Nokia buyout is the second largest in Microsoft%27s history after Skype Microsoft late Monday announced it is buying Nokia's smartphone and cellular handset business in a deal worth $7.2 billion.

The Nokia 9500 handset is designed for business users, with its preloaded software for corporate solutions and office applications. Connectivity is the name of the game when it comes to the 9500, ...

Microsoft has plans to launch a new device next week, which is widely expected to be the new Nokia X2 handset. Microsoft has pledged to support existing Android-based Nokia handsets, but it looks ...

Nokia's rumored Android handset is finally a reality. At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the company unveiled the Nokia X smartphone, a 100 Euro (~$138) device meant to bridge the gap between ...

Samsung has surpassed Nokia in cellphone sales, effectively ending Nokia's 14-year run as the world's top handset maker, according to reports from IHS iSuppli and Strategy Analytics released late ...

The handsets will go on sale early next year in select markets, including Asia, Europe, India, the Middle East and Africa. Topics feature phones , Hardware , hmd , Nokia ...

Low-Priced Handsets Charge When Bicycle's Wheels Turn; Aimed at Users with Limited Access to Electricity. ... Nokia Launches Bike-Powered Handset. June 3, 2010 / 9:29 AM EDT / AP ...

Ever since the partnership between Nokia and Microsoft was announced, 2012 was positioned as the "real" launch year for Nokia handsets with Windows Phone, with only limited availability in 2011 ...

Nokia Corp. and Microsoft Corp. expect to formally conclude the transfer of Nokia's phone business on Friday, April 25, putting an end to months of wrangling with regulators across the globe.

As the smartphone market continues to boom, with iOS and Android devices leading the charge, both Samsung and Nokia – the world’s second and third largest smartphone manufacturers by volume ...

Yesterday Nokia detailed its new process for naming new handsets, and it makes me wonder if the company is just having some fun at our expense.

Want to talk more? Keep pedaling, says Nokia. The world’s largest mobile phone maker on Thursday launched four low-priced handsets and a recharger that can be connected to a bicycle’s dynamo ...