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Nokia posts Q4 profit as Lumia sales improve
Nokia swung to a net profit during the fourth quarter, as it sold a growing number of Windows Phone-based Lumia smartphones.
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Android malware still rising despite Google's security improvements
Android?s 2012 security overhaul hasn't stopped the volume of global threats targeting the mobile OS continuing to rise at an alarming rate, F-Secure?s latest mobile threat report has found.
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Windows Phone 8 launch 'is make-or-break ' for Nokia
On Wednesday, Nokia and Microsoft are once again taking the stage together to launch Nokia's second-generation Windows Phones. Based on Windows Phone 8, they will have a new start screen, dual-core processors and improved cameras.
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Mobile device Internet access doubled in 2011, says StatCounter
Over the past 12 months, mobile access to the Internet nearly doubled to 8.5%, not counting tablets, according to data released this week by StatCounter, a Web analytics company.
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Samsung may not merge Bada with Tizen OS
Samsung Electronics appears to be backtracking from earlier reports that said it was merging its own bada mobile platform with the Intel-backed Tizen operating system, stating on Wednesday that no decision on the merger has been made.
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Nokia gets rid of Symbian name for own-brand OS
The next version of Nokia's Symbian OS will be called Nokia Belle, the company said in a blog post.
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Microsoft puts back China Windows Phone 7 launch
Microsoft expects its Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system to launch in China during the first half of 2012, rather than in late 2011 as originally planned, the company said Saturday.
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China's Alibaba starts mobile OS app development fund
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group is readying the next update of its mobile operating system as a company subsidiary launched a new fund to support app development for the OS.
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Nokia 101 phone supports two SIM cards at once
Nokia has launched the 101, the company's most affordable dual-SIM phone to date, which allows users in developing countries to switch between two different networks to lower costs and expand coverage, the company said this week.
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Nokia launches X7 and E6 phones with updated Symbian OS
Nokia launched an updated version of its Symbian^3 mobile operating system on Tuesday, along with two phones running the software, the X7 and the E6.
