What if Windows Mobile isn't to your liking, or you prefer a GSM world phone to Verizon's US-only offering? You were out of luck until Nokia surprised us with the sexy and capable E61 this summer.

Easy-to-use menus, stylish designs at the heart of new handsets for WCDMA, GSM and CDMA marketsToday, at the Nokia Connection events in Helsinki and Singapore, Nokia introduced seven new handsets ...

Based on Nokia's Series 60 platform. Also integrates a full-featured tri-band GSM world phone, MMS, MP3 playback, and stereo FM radio. Offered By: AT&T Wireless Discontinued T-Mobile Discontinued ...

The first phone went on sale for nearly $4,000 in 1983. Here's a brief history of the cell phone industry and how it has evolved over time.

How Nokia made the modern cell phone Nokia is planning a comeback at Mobile World Congress by releasing its first Android phones. For a company that made so much mobile history, the stakes are high.

The brand that took on the Nokia mantle in 2016 has decided to step back from the US market. Some stock remains for the HMD ...

HMD isn't going out of business and "remains focused on long-term growth," its statement says. The full statement is below.

Nokia’s 5100 series phone was announced in Munch, November 2002 and only recently has made it state-side and should be showing up soon to a store near you. Based on the Series 40 platform the ...

Nokia's first finger-touch phone. This GSM phone with US 3G sports a large touch display, 3-megapixel auto-focus camera, VGA video capture, GPS, Wi-Fi, a memory card slot, accelerometer, and ...

Are phones sold by carriers and then unlocked then identical to an originally unlocked phone? Will they work on different network types? (CDMA vs GSM) ...

Finnish telecoms firm Nokia has redesigned its logo to remind the world that it doesn’t make mobile phones anymore.

The Nokia 9300b is a tri-band GSM mobile phone that operates on the 850, 1800 and 1900 MHz bands, while the European versions (Nokia 9300 and 9300i) run on the 900, 1800 and 1900 MHz bands.