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Rumors Of A Nokia Linux Cellphone Are A Bit Of A Leap

A couple of sites have picked up on a Reuters story titled “Nokia (NYSE: NOK) eyes wider usage of Linux in cellphones”—I reckon this is a sub-editing mistake, since the article only loosely links Nokia mobile phones with the Linux operating system. There’s quotes from two Nokia people, but both appear to be about Nokia’s Linux-based Internet Tablet range rather than an expansion into mobile phones. A Nokia spokesperson told MocoNews: “At this point, Linux is only being used on the tablet (non-cellular) products, and Nokia has not announced any cellular products with the Linux-based platforms...Nokia also doesn’t comment on products it hasn’t announced yet.” That doesn’t mean Nokia will never have a Linux-based handset, but it’s likely to only produce them when there’s a demand rather than champion the OS.

Nokia to manufacture Linux-based phones?

According to the Finnish business newspaper Kauppalehti, Nokia's Chief Financial Officer said Nokia is considering manufacturing Linux-based mobile phones. The article quotes Rick Simonson, Nokia's Chief Financial Officer, as saying "we are definitely moving in the direction (of Linux-based phones)" at a seminar in Boston run by JP Morgan Chase. There was no further detail though, and apparently Simonson refused to be drawn on which kind of Linux would be used. Nokia already makes the Linux-based N800 and N810 internet tablets, which use Nokia's own version of Linux called Maemo, but current tablets have no telephony ability.

Nokia Launches New Digital Music Store in Sweden

announced today that the Nokia Music Store in Sweden has gone live. With millions of tracks from major artists, independent labels, and up-and-coming Swedish acts, the Nokia Music Store let's people enjoy music directly on their Nokia device or personal computer. The Nokia Music Store, with its compelling combination of download and streaming services, empowers you to connect to music you want, in the way you want.

Nokia to take on iTunes with Comes with Music service

Nokia is the latest company to take on Apple and the iTunes Store. The company has announced that Warner Music Group will make its diverse catalog available through Nokia Music Stores around the world as well as through “Comes With Music,” a “way for people to discover and enjoy music offered uniquely by Nokia.”

Nokia: Open Source Developers Should Play By Our Rules

"Nokia has been involved with open source for several years. Notably, it used Linux and several open source code libraries as the foundation of Maemo, the operating system for its line of Internet tablet devices. To be fair, Nokia has also contributed to a number of open source projects in return. But if Jaaski thinks that gives Nokia a right to dictate terms--sorry, to 'educate developers'--I think he's in for a rude awakening.

Nokia Unveils "World's Thinnest" QWERTY Smartphone

Barence writes "Nokia has revamped its E-series of business-oriented smartphones with two new models, including the "world's thinnest" QWERTY device. The GPS-enabled E71 is the slimmer successor to the Nokia E61, with a thickness of only 1cm. It's HSDPA-enabled, offers switchable home screens, and gives a claimed "two full days of heavy, heavy use". The E66, on the other hand, is a slide-phone with a conventional numerical keypad and a built-in accelerometer. At the same event, Nokia also gave a tantalising hint about its plans for an iPhone rival, with its senior vice president saying, "we will have touchscreen devices coming this year"."

Nokia Tries Apple's Tune with Fledgling Music Service

Some analysts are skeptical that Nokia's music service, Comes With Music, will help Nokia attract new customers for its mobile phones. James McQuivey, a principal analyst at Forrester Research says, "There won't be the same rush to buy Nokia phones" as there is for iPhones. Apple is expected to sell 10 million iPhones by year-end.

More evidence of the Nokia E71 handset emerges& on Flickr!

nokia-e71-flickr.jpgIt’s hard for mobile handset makers to keep anything secret nowadays, thanks to the profusion of websites and blogs eagerly reporting on spy shots and tech specs for upcoming handsets. Meanwhile, there are other, unwitting ways news of a brand new handset can leak out into the public domain.For example, the Cell Addict Blog has come across this photo on Flickr that, according to its Additional Information was taken with a Nokia E71. Click through to the More Properties page, and you see a bunch of technical data on the photo’s aperture, focal length and so on.Anyway, it proves that the E71 exists (although it’s been rumoured online for some time). We’ll have to wait and see what the handset itself is like when Nokia officially unveils it.

How Nokia's Symbian Move Helps Google

While phones running Google's Android mobile platform will compete for sales against Nokia's smartphones running Symbian, the fact that Nokia plans to take Symbian open source could actually benefit both companies. By increasing the adoption of open source, the Nokia move further opens up the market for all open source platforms.

How Nokia's Symbian Move Helps Google

While phones running Google's Android mobile platform will compete for sales against Nokia's smartphones running Symbian, the fact that Nokia plans to take Symbian open source could actually benefit both companies. By increasing the adoption of open source, the Nokia move further opens up the market for all open source platforms.

How Nokia's Symbian Move Helps Google

While phones running Google's Android mobile platform will compete for sales against Nokia's smartphones running Symbian, the fact that Nokia plans to take Symbian open source could actually benefit both companies. By increasing the adoption of open source, the Nokia move further opens up the market for all open source platforms.

Sony Tunes in With Nokia

LONDON and ESPOO, Finland -- Nokia today announced that SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT has officially joined Nokia Comes With Music, a revolutionary way for people to discover and enjoy music with their Nokia device.

Google Optimizes Mobile Reader for Nokia's S60 Web Browser

Google has been offering mobile platform optimized versions of its various services for a while, including Google Reader, a web-based RSS reader. Several weeks ago, it was discovered that the iPhone-optimized version would work well on the S60 Webkit web browser found on Nokia S60 based smartphones like the Nokia N95 and Nokia N82.

QUALCOMM Initiates Patent Infringement Proceedings in the UK Against Nokia

QUALCOMM Incorporated, a leading developer and innovator of CDMA2000, WCDMA and other advanced wireless technologies, today commenced patent infringement litigation in the UK against Nokia Corporation. The proceedings, issued in the Patents Court of the High Court of England and Wales, allege infringement of two patents by Nokia in the UK in relation to mobile devices which are capable of operating in accordance with the GPRS and/or EDGE standards but not having a capability to operate with CDMA technology. The proceedings seek an injunction against Nokia, as well as damages in relation to phones already sold.

Nokia Versus Google Over Online Mapping

Nokia has reported it is globally launching version 2.0 of Nokia Maps within a couple of weeks, a subscription mapping service available on its handsets.

Nokia Settles Patent Dispute with InterDigital

Nokia and InterDigital have settled two patent lawsuits regarding wireless technology in the U.K. Nokia sued InterDigital over some patents in 2005. InterDigital later countersued. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the two firms still have unresolved disputes pending in the U.S.

Nokia to Tackle Google, First in Mapping, Then Everywhere

Nokia doesn't want you to think of its forthcoming mapping software for PCs as a Google Maps competitor. But press them, and Nokia executives will admit Google is the enemy. And with that particular enemy, there can be no compromise.

Nokia's N-Gage to play Konami games

Nokia plans to add games from Konami to its N-Gage mobile games platform in the third quarter. The first title will be stealth action game Metal Gear Solid, Nokia said Tuesday.

Nokia Eyes Wider Usage of Linux in Cellphones

Nokia expects to see the role of Linux, which is open source and free to the public to be used and revised, to increase in its product portfolio. Probably, in the near future, we will see more and more mobile phone manufacturers take Nokia's lead and adopt this OS...

Nokia to Increase Role of Linux in Products

Nokia, the world's top cellphone maker, expects the role of the Linux operating system in its products to increase as the role of its Internet-focused devices grows. The company already has a range of Internet Tablets which have used Linux for years, but, according to Nokia spokesman Kari Tuutti, "We will expand that range, and we believe that the role of Linux will grow."

Open Source Nokia a Threat to Microsoft, Google?

Nokia and Symbian Nokia's play to open source Symbian, the world's most popular mobile phone software, could not only advance the Finnish handset maker's portfolio strategy, but also may stimy efforts by Microsoft and Google to steal market share.

Nokia to Acquire and Open Source Symbian

zyzko writes "Nokia has placed an offer on Symbian stock — it currently owns a 48% share and intends to buy the other shareholders out, 91% of the stockholders have already agreed. The press has already labeled this as an countermeasure to fight Android. Nokia has also created Symbian foundation — it might mean more open Symbian." Symbian is "currently the world's dominant smartphone operating system (206 million phones shipped, 18.5 million in Q1 2008)," writes reader thaig, who points out coverage in the Economic Times. If this deal goes through as expected, the Foundation says that selected components of the Symbian operating system would be made available as open source at launch under the Eclipse Public License (EPL) 1.0 , with the rest of the platform following over the next two years.

Nokia releases software for developing connected mobile games in Java(TM) technology

SNAP Mobile, Nokia's end-to end solution for connected mobile gaming in Java(TM) technology, has today announced its latest Software Development Kit (SDK 2.0). After several years of market deployment and continuous technology development based on developer feedback, the SNAP Mobile SDK 2.0 has evolved to make game development even more intuitive with a simpler API, faster emulation and testing tools. The SDK is free of charge and available through Forum Nokia, the largest mobile development community worldwide with 3.4 million registered members.

Nokia releases software for developing connected mobile games in Java(TM) technology

SNAP Mobile, Nokia's end-to end solution for connected mobile gaming in Java(TM) technology, has today announced its latest Software Development Kit (SDK 2.0). After several years of market deployment and continuous technology development based on developer feedback, the SNAP Mobile SDK 2.0 has evolved to make game development even more intuitive with a simpler API, faster emulation and testing tools. The SDK is free of charge and available through Forum Nokia, the largest mobile development community worldwide with 3.4 million registered members.

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