They have given it six years, but finally, Nokia have put the last nail in the coffin in their N-Gage gaming service, which has been deemed as one of Nokia’s most notable failures in the 21st century.

Originally launched in 2003, with an N-Gage phone which accompanied the service, the evolution of the mobile gaming world through the launch of the Apple iPhone, the humble app and other services has meant that the N-Gage service suffered. …continue reading →

One of the managing directors of one of the most powerful mobile phone companies in the world, Nokia, has launched a scathing attack as the company launches the Nokia N97 as a rival to the ever popular iPhone 3G S, released last month.

The managing director recently stated that he believes that the Nokia N97 will perform better in the smartphone market because it has stronger features and a better functionality than its nearest rival that is offered by iPhone.

Mark Loughran said this: “The new iPhone seems to have the same design and colour, upgrading from a sub-standard two-megapixel camera to a still low 3.2-megapixel camera, and is probably a disappointment for many people given the high tariff and lifetime ownership costs.” …continue reading →

It has been confirmed that Nokia and Intel are to establish a business relationship which will target to better the platforms of the mobile phones of the future.

It seems that from a user interface perspective, the main focus is open source, with Linux being the software to be used on the platform being built, which will extend from the use of mobile telephony into other sectors like notebooks and Internet tablets. This has compounded the rumour which is circulating that Nokia may be expanding into the ever-crowded …continue reading →