Nokia
New smartphone leader Samsung lands a blow for Android
Korean vendor crowns stellar FY11 by toppling Apple in the sales rankings after just one quarter
Nokia set to axe 3,500 staff
Mobile phone giant insists Europe is core to its future as numerous sites across the region, and in North America are targeted for cuts or closure
Nokia shifts UK distribution focus from mobile to IT
Ingram Micro and Micro-P join the fold after six-month review process
Will Nokia work for the consumer?
Roger Ordman considers some ramifications of the Nokia-Microsoft partnership
A match made in heaven?
Following Google's buyout of Motorola Mobility, Sam Trendall asks if their relationship will blossom
Nokia surrenders 20-point lead in smartphone market
Beleaguered Finnish firm haemorrhages sales and market share as Apple turns the screw
Industry players unite for anti-piracy push
Microsoft, Amazon and Nokia are lending support to initiative aimed at tackling online piracy
Embattled Nokia surrenders mobile crown
Heavyweight champ finally on the canvas after a pummelling from HTC and Samsung, IDC figures reveal
Royally yours: Honouring the channel's top partnerships
We run through the industry's most enduring unions. Which one is your favourite?
Smartphones keep mobile phone market crown
IDC's fourth-quarter 2010 European Mobile Phone Tracker report shows a 99 per cent growth in shipments over Q4 2009
Google's Schmidt keeps hopes of Nokia Android deal alive
Despite disappointment over Microsoft deal, Google's executive chairman has not ruled out working with Nokia in the future
Smartphone wars have started
Microsoft and Nokia's latest salvo should really shake up the market
Microsoft and Nokia cosy up on smartphones
Two vendors issue a war cry to competitors as they work on a new global mobile ecosystem based on Windows Phone
Nokia CEO: we are years behind rivals
Incoming leader Stephen Elop sends incendiary memo outlining company's failures
Tech vendors take just 17 spots in sustainable 100
Annual sustainability table ranks 100 leading large corporations around the globe