If you frequently use Bing Maps on your smartphone for personal navigation, then you’ll soon begin seeing Nokia’s name an awful lot. Whether you’re using a BlackBerry, iPhone, or Android handset, load up a map provided by Bing and you’ll get Nokia branding. Nokia’s CEO, Stephen Elop, explained to Pocket-lint during an interview at CES that

While they are two completely different handsets, with contrasting designs and rival operating systems, the Nokia Lumia 800 and the iPhone 4S have a few things in common: They are both popular handsets, they are both flagship smartphones for their respective platforms, and they both have dreadful battery life. But at least Nokia’s doing something

There was never any doubt the Nokia Lumia 900 wouldn’t impress when it was unveiled at CES 2012. It’s got an industry-leading build quality, gorgeous screen and a growing OS in Windows Phone. We weren’t the only ones who loved the Lumia 900, either. The Herd voted the device as their favorite of this year’s

The Nokia Lumia 800 has been a huge success for the Finnish company since it debuted in Europe back in November. Not only has it been incredibly popular with Windows Phone users, but it has also enjoyed a wealth of glowing reviews labeling it one of the best Windows Phone devices currently available. But unfortunately

Product reveals came fast and furious at CES 2012, but about the only thing missing from these announcements were proper release date details. Most companies gave the vague “upcoming months” statement, leaving tech geeks like us a bit high and dry. Luckily there’s this thing called the Internet, which is prime stomping ground for leaks

Nokia took the wraps off of the Lumia 900 for AT&T today.  While it was nice to finally make this official, this phone had been rumored and speculated on so much that it felt like an old friend had finally come for a visit. While at the Pepcom event tonight our own Noah Kravitz got

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop just made it official: The Lumia 900 is coming to AT&T as an exclusive. Taking the stage with BFF’s Ralph de la Vega (AT&T) and Steve Ballmer (Microsoft), Elop just planted the Finnish company’s flag on American soil in no uncertain terms. Powered by Windows Phone and featuring a 4.3″ ClearBlack

AT&T unveiled a slew of new LTE devices at their Developer Summit this morning. But there’s one we haven’t seen yet; one new device was merely teased ahead of a full unveil later today. Confused? Don’t be – Nokia just wanted to save their new flagship device for a stage all its own. Nokia’s first

The long-rumored Nokia Lumia 900 is coming to AT&T. In an article published today, the New York Times cites sources who claim we’ll see an AT&T-bound Lumia 900 this week at CES. If the rumors hold true, the Lumia 900 / Nokia Ace Windows Phone will have a 4.3” WVGA display, 512MB of RAM, and

Nokia’s first Windows Phone device to land in the United States is here. Actually the Lumia 710 for T-Mobile won’t really be here until it hits online and in stores January 11, but T-Mo’s PR team sent a slew of early review units out for the media to play with ahead of time. Priced at

We’re just a week away from the start of CES 2012, which means it’s time for the rumors and leaks to start flying. Pocketnow has gotten its hands on some of the specs for the Nokia Ace (not to be confused with the Samsung Ace), a flagship Windows Phone Nokia is expected to announce at CES

Microsoft claimed earlier this year that devices running Windows Phone Mango and its IE9 web browser would beat those running Apple’s iOS platform and mobile Safari when it comes to browsing the web in the palm of your hand. It seems, however, that that’s not quite the case with the Nokia Lumia 800. 359gsm uploaded

We’re almost into the last weekend of 2011, Buffalo, but that’s not stopping the leak machine from churning out more goodies. What a doozy this one may turn out to be, too. According to PocketNow, one of Microsoft‘s partners let slip the unannounced Nokia Ace via a spirited holiday greeting card. The series of festive

Microsoft is slowly rolling out a new section of its Windows Phone Marketplace today, which is destined specifically for Nokia Lumia handsets. Named the “Nokia Collection,” the new section houses all the apps built by the Finnish phone maker, exclusively for its own devices. The section was first spotted by Lumia users in France, and interestingly, has

In a bid to further embrace its transition toward bluer waters, Nokia has officially announced it’s ditching the Symbian name. Say your goodbyes. Actually, it’s more like see you later, as Symbian will continue to live on through a new moniker: Nokia Belle. Previously the OS was known as Symbian Belle. The new Nokia Belle

Despite being well received by critics (us included), Nokia’s long-awaited Windows Phone devices aren’t quite making the impact the company would’ve hoped. According to a survey by Exane BNP Paribas, only two percent of Europeans in the market for a smartphone said they would go with the Lumia 800. This as Apple and Google continue

Following complaints from a large proportion of early Lumia 800 adopters, Nokia has finally acknowledged in an official statement issued today that there is indeed a software bug affecting its new device, and it has promised to issue a fix in early 2012. It also states that the Lumia 710 does not suffer the same

Wondering when Nokia’s new Lumia line will be launching in the United States? Well, the company has fueled speculation that the Windows Phone handsets will make their U.S. debut early next year by announcing that it is to hold a press event at CES 2012 in January. While the Finnish company has not confirmed that its

Nokia is calling the announcement of its Lumia smartphones a comeback, a new beginning for the company, and the beginning of its new partnership with Microsoft – a partnership that both companies hope will put Nokia-branded Windows Mobile devices in more pockets around the globe. The first of those phones, the budget Lumia 710 will

While we haven’t received any concrete evidence to suggest when we might expect the Lumia 900, its release date could be much closer than originally thought. Per an innocuous conversation on Twitter, Swisscom, a Swiss-based carrier, seems to have accidentally shared information that wasn’t meant to be divulged. According to the carrier representative, the Lumia

The Nokia Lumia 800 is famous for its good looks, but just as you thought the Finnish company couldn’t produce a cooler device, this limited edition Batman The Dark Knight Rises handset appears. It’s identical to the existing Lumia 800 in black, only it has an awesome Batman logo laser-etched into its rear casing. It also has limited

According to Nokia, the youth of today are done using the iPhone and are unhappy with the experience they’re getting from Android. Or so said Niels Munksgaard, director of Portfolio, Product Marketing & Sales at Nokia Entertainment Global in an interview with Pocket-lint. “What we see is that youth are pretty much fed up with

AT&T and Verizon are reportedly testing a 4G version of the Lumia 800. According to CNET, both carriers have a 4G version of the handsets in their labs. While the carriers testing the phone is promising, it doesn’t guarantee that either will decide to ultimately carry the handset. Windows Phone currently does not support 4G

While the Nokia Lumia 800 has been dubbed one of the best Windows Phone devices currently available by a whole host of technology pundits, it hasn’t been without its issues. However, a new software update from Nokia hopes to change that, with fixes for some of the most common problems reported since its release. Nokia

Wondering what T-Mobile and Nokia will announce at its December 14 media event in New York City? Well, according to a new FCC filing, the new Windows Phone-powered Lumia 710 will be at least one of the devices on show. WPCentral has discovered a listing for Nokia’s entry-level Windows Phone handset on the FCC’s website, which