Company News \ Nokia News (rss feed)
Latest stock prices
| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NOK | Nokia | 21:01 GMT | 2.82 | +0.08 | +2.92% | 27400624 | N/A | -0.827 | 10.465B |
Latest Nokia news
-
Huawei wants EU to intervene in InterDigital patent spat
Last year InterDigital moaned to the US International Trade Commission about Huawei, Nokia and ZTE, accusing them of infringing seven of its technology patents. -
Nokia heaping piles of cash onto Espoo's biggest bonfire
The cocaine nose-jobs of Wall Street are worried that Nokia is burning through its cash faster than an under-the-weather Italian in a shoe shop in the Via Corsa. -
Mobile sales drop for the first time in two years
Gartner's figures make Samsung the top handset vendor, selling 86.6 million devices and overtaking Nokia which was at 83.2 million. -
Apple's Siri fixed to lie about 'best phone ever'
Last week it was discovered that if you asked Siri what the best phone ever is, it would tell you that it was the Nokia Lumia 900. -
Ballmer is world's worse CEO - report
CommentBut according to Hartung, Ballmer singlehandedly steered Microsoft out of some of the fastest growing and most lucrative tech markets and in the process he has sacrificed the growth and profits of not only his company but "ecosystem" companies such as Dell, Hewlett Packard and Nokia. -
Ex CEO: Nokia was doomed years ago
Nokia knew that it was on its way out nearly a decade ago if it did not do something to sort out its software problems. -
Ye Booke of Nok Nok Nokia on Heaven's Door
TechEye BibleAnd it came to pass that Nokia's new King Risto Siilasmaa did call forth his shareholders and subjects to explain unto them his new turnaround strategy. -
Nokia turns patent troll
Troubled former-rubber boot maker Nokia has decided to follow the business plan of others which are not making enough cash and turn into a patent troll. -
Over half of US smartphone subscribers use Android
Beancounters working for market researchers Comscore have worked out that Android has continued to grow its smartphone marketshare, accounting for 51 percent of smartphone subscribers in the USA. -
EC scratches collective head over low cost broadband infrastructure
Recent work into improving wireless connectivity in the UK has been successful. Microsoft was part of a consortium including Nokia, Samsung BT and others which improved broadband connections through the use of ‘white spaces’ to improve existing infrastructure. -
Samsung makes a killing
Samsung has also overtaken Nokia as the global mobile phone leader and its January-March operating profit nearly doubled. -
Samsung goes quad core in Galaxy S
The cunning plan is to sell the chips to Nokia, HTC and Motorola who are more likely to be a little more friendly. -
Whitespace internet tests declared successful by tech consortium
Testing ‘white spaces’ to provide wireless internet connections has been declared successful by a group including Microsoft, Samsung and Nokia. -
Nokia on the ropes after credit rating downgraded to 'junk'
Nokia has been given a stark warning over its future financial position after it received a severe kicking from credit ratings firm Fitch. -
Intel's Medfield sows seeds in world's most important mobile market
India is a different market but, similarly, it is booming. Earlier this week we reported on Blackberry gunning to take a slice of the smartphone market with the cheap-as-chips Curve 9220 for 10,900 Rs, or roughly $210. -
Nokia teeters on the edge with abysmal results
FinancialNokia has announced its financial results, and they are pretty grim for the Finnish phone maker. -
RIM eyes low-end Indian market with Curve 9220
The Curve 9220 smartphone will cost 10,900 rupees, around $210, and will enter a fiercely competitive market in which lower end phones have boosted firms such as Nokia, which has had a very strong presence over the years. -
Lumia would have sold better with Android
Several mobile phone operators have crawled out of the woodwork to say that Nokia's handsets would sell better if they ran Android and not Windows Phone.
Other external information
Google Trends, Wikipedia, SEC Filings
Some company information and company logos courtesy of CrunchBase.
Stock information provided by Yahoo Finance.
All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
