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Nokia CEO says company could return to the smartphone market as early as this year

Criminals who stole source code extorted phone company, according to reports

Nokia driving sales of Microsoft's mobile OS.

Microsoft also overtakes BlackBerry to take third place.

Finnish phone manufacturer pulls plug on smartphone OS after 16 years.

Microchip and mobile payments will take over by 2020, consultants predict.

We round up all the news and announcements from this year's Mobile World Congress (MWC) event in Barcelona.

The iPhone maker led the pack in 2011, thanks to record sales of its mobile device.

Nokia is still struggling to get some good numbers out, even though its Lumia range is performing well.

We take a look back at a year which saw corporate carnage, industry in-fighting and the passing of an industry legend.

Steve Cassidy looks at the increasingly popular topic of bringing your own device to work and ponders whether it will take off, or whether it already …

Android smashes the competition in the third quarter, as Apple sees an iPhone sales dip.

Inside the enterprise: Nokia has unveiled its much-anticipated Windows phone. But the focus seems to be on consumers.

The long-awaited Nokia Windows Phone 7 handsets are out, but the Finnish giant is sitting out the lucrative American and Chinese markets this Christma…

Nokia's last gasp Symbian smartphone, the E7, is here. Does it go out in a blaze of glory or is it a damp squib? Julian Prokaza finds out in our revie…

The mobile manufacturer admits 4,000 jobs will go, with a further 3,000 shifted over to Accenture as part of a Symbian partnership.

This week, Symbian gets Nokia's attention whilst the browser giants are at it again.

Nokia claims its applications store has grown eight times over in the past year.

It may have ditched the mobile OS as its primary software, but Nokia shows Symbian some love with an update and two new handsets.

The Finnish manufacturer closes off the struggling mobile OS but claims it is still ‘open for business.’

Gartner claims Google’s mobile OS will feature on almost half of all smartphones by the end of next year.

Both Symbian and Nokia platforms are targeted by some new Zeus variants.