Topic: Nokia Corporation

iPhone 4 does well in first week; over 1.5 million sold

iPhone 4 has created a lot of interest with consumers. Over 1.5 million iPhones have been sold, according to Apple.

iPhone 4 setting record sales pace, despite big gaffe

iPhone 4 sales are through the roof despite ordering problems.

Nokia N8 smartphone gets 12-megapixel camera, new Symbian OS

Today the Finnish phonemaker took the wraps off the Symbian-powered Nokia N8, which it touted as a 'revolutionary' smart phone.

BlackBerry Bold 9650 will ship in May, RIM says

RIM today unveiled the BlackBerry Bold 9650, an upgraded, CDMA-compatible take on the popular BlackBerry Tour. But RIM stocks tumbled on Monday, amid fears that RIM is losing the smart phone game to Apple and other competitors.

Innovation center? How Israel became a 'Start-Up Nation.'

The recent New York Times bestseller Start-Up Nation drew much attention to Israel as a global innovation center. Israel has more Nasdaq-listed companies than all Europe, but is this success sustainable? Venture capital funding fell sharply in 2009.

Apple iPhone, BlackBerry sales pump up mobile phone market

The cellphone market had a strong fourth quarter in 2009, industry analysts say. And smart phones such as the Apple iPhone, the BlackBerry, and Google Android devices deserve much of the credit.

Apple earnings reflect US strength – but iPhone is bigger Down Under

While the iPhone dominates US mobile traffic, it has even bigger market share in Oceania.

Ovi Maps heralded as offline alternative to Google

Nokia says it will offer Ovi Maps for free on many of its handsets, a move intended to cut off Google's stranglehold on the market.

Stocks for the next decade? Check out these predictions from 2000 first.

Back in 2000, The New York Times asked 10 stock experts for their buy-and-hold picks for 2010. Here's a look at how they fared.

Twitter hacked: 'Iranian Cyber Army' signs off with poem to Khamenei

Twitter was hacked by the 'Iranian Cyber Army,' an unknown group. Though its website indicated no links with Iran authorities, a Farsi poem on its page suggests that those who were behind the message could have been loyalists to Iran's Islamic system of rule.

RFID on the next iPhone? Why?

An RFID-equipped iPhone could open doors – literally – and advance the technology.

Nokia charger recall: What you need to know

Nokia recalled some 14 million cell phone chargers Monday – how to tell if yours is one of them.

Worldwide smartphone sales stay surprisingly strong

Market research firm IDC says Nokia leads the pack in worldwide smartphone sales. But BlackBerry isn't far behind.

When is a Nokia Booklet not a netbook? When it costs $810.

Microsoft, Nokia will bring Office apps to cellphones

Apple jacks: iPhone will use EU's universal phone charger

Finland's tango fever

Despite being continents away from Argentina, the shy Finns have a passion for the melancholy music and dance.

How to make a Klingon forehead in 7 easy steps, and other Trekkie news

Stop your gadget greed from fueling tragedy in Congo

As consumers, we can use buying power to end this deadly war driven by "conflict minerals."

Microsoft's slick first iPhone app

Checking in on T-Mobile's G1

Job hunt: More Americans hit the trail

Networking technology changes, but many tactics remain the same.

Today's number: 38

Yes, you can be happy at work

This isn't fluff. Happy companies make more cash.

Hurdles ahead for Google's cellphone plan

Bringing Internet openness to the closed wireless world is bold but difficult, analysts say.