Got a Nokia Series 40 handset and a bad case of Twitter-envy (twenvy?)? Fear not, the service announced today that it’s bringing its micro-blogging magic to the feature phones, promising a zippy native experience. You can download Twitter for Nokia r…
Nokia isn’t just shaking up your browser on your humble Series 40 phone. This time, those cheap little bundles of communication goodness are preparing to get mail for Exchange, with the feature now undergoing testing in its Beta Labs. While Nokia mig…
Nokia announced earlier today the release of Browser 2.0 for its Series 40 devices, which of course includes the colorful Asha lineup. The update promises an overall speedier and easier browsing experience, this in large part due to the application c…
To say that Nokia’s 7110 is an easy phone to review is something of an understatement. This is the first handset to ship running the company’s Series 40 OS, but it also packs a dual-band GSM modem and a WAP browser. All of that is shoved into a hands…
Not all mobile news is destined for the front page, but if you’re like us and really want to know what’s going on, then you’ve come to the right place. This past week, we’ve seen hints of a Droid Bionic 2, and unfortunately, a number of T-Mobile custo…
This week, everyone’s favorite Finnish phone fabricator announced the availability of Nokia Reader for Series 40 touch and type devices. Those familiar with the software know that Reader provides a flow of local and international headlines — customiz…
Windows Phone may be picking up the pace in the hardware department thanks to some Nokia know-how, but the platform still lags behind its competition in the apps department. Team Redmond and team Espoo are taking steps to remedy that dearth of softwar…
Nokia submitted its annual report (Form 20-F) to the SEC today, and — as required of all publicly traded companies — the information provided a candid overview of its financial health and market risks. Based on its quarterly reports, we’ve already k…
There’s no doubt that the smartphone is a truly empowering device, but for individuals unable to afford such high-end gear, Nokia believes it has the solution with its latest line of Series 40 handsets — the Asha 202, 203 and 302. Like the previously…
Nokia has announced a major mobile milestone: over 1.5 billion (with a b) Series 40 handsets sold since the first device — the 7110 — was introduced in 1999. “We are incredibly proud to reach this milestone,” wrote Nokia’s Executive VP of Mobile Phon…
