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  • Nokia sacks 4,000 of its factory workers

    In case you blinked again and missed it, Nokia is axing 4,000 more jobs, all in its manufacturing arm, as announced in last year’s restructuring plan.
  • Cisco man promoted to security trade body, ICASI, president

    What ICASI basically does is share technology to cope with security threats and decides on best practices. Members include Cisco (surprise!), Intel, IBM, Microsoft, Nokia, Juniper Networks and Amazon.
  • Samsung posts record profits

    FinancialAnalysts are expecting Samsung to ship 150 to 170 million smartphones this coming year, a substantial increase of the sub-100 million it shipped out in 2011, while moving into the low-middle end of feature phones – a traditional Nokia stronghold.
  • Apple can't make it work in India and in China

    In India smartphones of choice are Apple's hated rival Samsung, the cheap and cheerful Nokia and RIM's BlackBerry.
  • Nokia fined for sending spam

    An Australian advertising watchdog has taken a large chunk out of the rump of the former rubber boot maker Nokia for spamming its punters with text messages.
  • Microsoft will beat Apple's iOS in three years

    However, Wayne Lam, the firm's senior analyst for wireless communications, told eWeek that Nokia's efforts to drive the development of the Windows Phone forward are worth paying attention to.
  • Kodak files for Chapter 11

    Kodak has $5.1 billion in assets and $6.75 billion in debts and owes money to Wal-Mart, Target, Best Buy and Amazon.com; Sony Studios, Warner Brothers, Disney Studios and Paramount Studios and Nokia.
  • Balsillie and Lazaridis become the new Burke and Hare

    The company has mismanaged its entire portfolio into irrelevance, in a style very akin to Stephen Elop’s new Nokia, leaving behind only two lifelines: Blackberry Messenger and Blackberry Enterprise Server.
  • Oracle tries to woo the Java crowd again

    Now Nokia has shifted its focus to Windows Phone. RIM is shifting away from Java ME to a new OS based on QNX with native C/C++, so Android has become incredibly important for Java, Humble said.
  • Nokia's Stephen Elop thought Android was a bad bet

    Blogger Matthew Miller had a 20 minute sit-down with the brains behind The Swing Factor. When asked why Nokia plumped for Windows Phone instead of Android, Elop didn't answer "because I used to work at Microsoft," but instead said there was no other platform with an ecosystem in place except iOS.
  • Ye Booke of Se-Ee-Es

    TechEye BibleAnd it came to pass that every year the people in the Land of Technology would gather in the town of Sodem in Los Vegas for the Se-Ee-Es show. Yea, great was the rubbing of shoulders, lapdancing and gambling as the people gathered to hear the word of the leaders.
  • Motorola's Jha explains his conversion to Intel

    CES 2012The pair announced a multiyear, multidevice partnership in which Motorola would use Intel's processors to power its Android products. If this sounds familiar it's a similar strategy adopted by Microsoft with Nokia.
  • Kamikaze Elop wages war on smartphone market

    CommentFrom “burning platforms” to establishing “beachheads” former Microsoft man Swingin' Stephen Elop is not afraid of dramatising hisheroic task of turning Nokia’s fortunes around.
  • Ballmer loses the plot at CES

    CES 2012Three new Windows Phone 7 handsets were announced at CES, the Nokia Lumia 900 and 710 and the HTC Titan II.
  • 2012 to become emerging market smartphone battleground

    CES 2012With the proliferation of smartphones in emerging markets, there are major opportunities for the chip industry. Intel realises this and so does Qualcomm, both of which are keen to invest in China and elsewhere. Nokia is still confident its feature phones will keep selling.
  • Ye Booke of 2012

    TechEye BibleAnd Simon did go forth upon the mountain because he could not get into fifth and the LORD did say unto him take this message unto the people for me, for is it not written that my email is busted and my web mail really is rubbish.
  • Nokia to sell smartphone business to Microsoft

    The dark satanic rumour mill has manufacturered a hell on earth rumour which claims that Nokia is about to sell its smartphone business to Microsoft.
  • Nokia and Microsoft to spend a fortune on marketing

    Rumours that Microsoft and Nokia are set to spend over $100 million on marketing Windows 8 tablets and smartphones are rubbish, according to veteran vole-watcher Paul Thurrott, who claims that they are going to spend a lot more.

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