Struggling cell phone maker Nokia has unveiled two new handsets that it hopes will revive its fortunes at the start of the world's largest mobile phone trade show on Monday -- including one with a ...

Nokia on Wednesday will set foot in unfamiliar territory, playing the underdog as it unveils a cell phone that doubles as a handheld gaming device, a market dominated by Japan's Nintendo. Unhappy ...

The world's No. 1 cell phone company sees its target market for the new N-Gage as "people who are active, are out there and want to play games," Ilkka Raiskinen, Nokia's senior vice president of ...

Up-and-comer Samsung agrees to license the wireless giant's Series 60 interface for phones. plans to license Nokia's Series 60 platform, a user interface built on top of the Symbian operating ...

The smartphone revolution was not kind to Nokia, and Microsoft eventually bought the company's devices and services division in 2014. Now Nokia is looking to get back into the phone game.

Launched in late 2003, the N-Gage was positioned as the Game Boy Advance of mobile phones. Its design bore a strong resemblance to Nokia's 3300, but it packed a larger screen, plus a few more buttons.

Despite company's decision to use MeeGo for its high-end N-series devices, the Symbian platform will help drive growing volume of lower-priced smartphones, says analyst.

Nokia today announced details for its Nokia Game 2003, an interactive adventure game that is to be played in 35 countries and in 10 languages on Nokia 3650 phones and select Nokia N-Gage handhelds ...

Zynga games Draw Something and Zynga Poker will be available on Nokia's Asha Touch range of phones later this year, the Finnish phone maker said in a blog post on Friday.