Wireless Investors Await Nokia Earnings Forbes
Analysts expect the No. 1 cell-phone maker in the world to report 31 cents per share.
Nokia and Motorola's Earnings Seesaw BusinessWeek
Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia got some advance relief after its U.S. rival announced lower-than-expected earnings
Nokia and Motorola on Earnings Seesaw? BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance
Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia got some advance relief after its U.S. rival announced lower earnings
Consumer Report: Cell Phone Back Up CBS 13 Sacramento
Most of us know what it's like to misplace our cell phones, those moments of panic when you realize just how much of your life is tied up in the scores of phone numbers it holds. But there's good news, there are more options than ever to back-up your phone book, appointments, and any other information.
Nokia, Turner Broadcasting Enters Deal AP via Yahoo! Finance
Nokia Oyj, the world's largest cell phone maker, said Monday it entered an agreement with Turner Broadcasting for mobile phone users to view Turner's Cartoon Network on mobile handsets in Europe.
Another Music Phone? Yawn BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance
What if Apple made a cell phone and no one cared? Talk of the elusive iPhone heats up again, but analysts see marketplace obstacles
Nokia Completes Loudeye Acquisition AP via Yahoo! Finance
Finnish cell-phone maker Nokia Inc. on Monday said it completed its acquisition of digital music distributor Loudeye Corp.
Phone sales off target, Motorola net falls 45%, stock dips Chicago Sun-Times
Motorola Inc. third-quarter profit fell 45 percent, and the cell-phone company's shares fell as it reported its smallest sales increase in five quarters.
Motorola 3Q profits drop 45 percent AP via Yahoo! News
Motorola Inc., the world's second-largest cell-phone maker behind Finland's Nokia Corp., reported a 45 percent decline in third-quarter profit Tuesday on revenue that came in well below analysts' expectations. Its after-hours stock price tumbled.
Opportunity NOKs Schaeffers Research
This article is extremely bullish on wireless handset manufacturer Nokia (NOK) due to its majority share of the cell phone market despite its lack of trendy designs( Read More )