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A boom in social networking and a new delivery platform from Nokia offer mobile video game publishers a boost after a slowdown in 2007.
NOKIA will add support to Microsoft's Silverlight web video technology to millions of its handsets, in the latest deal between the two technology giants.
Nokia is to make Microsoft Silverlight available for its S60 handset on the Symbian operating system.
T-Mobile denied reports that it was planning to drop Nokia’s Ovi enabled handsets.
It's the moment dreaded by every marketer who considers herself "tech-savvy" -- the moment when that new medium for reaching customers transitions from bleeding edge to leading edge. It happened with email and Internet marketing -- and now, after rapid adoption in Europe, it's happening here in the United States with mobile marketing and mobile CRM.
I know what that all of you have been wondering where’s Mike and what’s he been up to.
South Africa's mobile users will benefit from the continuous development of content services as reductions in broadband costs offer cheaper internet access.
Apple is facing more legal problems over the iPhone after a court filing accusing the firm of infringing on an inventor's patent.
Want to know what the cell phone of the future will look like? Nokia offered a glimpse Monday when it unveiled its new “Morph” concept phone, a solar-powered, self-cleaning and shape-shifting mobile device.
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) has unveiled a new version of its 8110 smartphone, offering new features aimed at making it a truly all-in-one device.
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