ComScore: Android up, RIM down, water wet
Stop us (oh, oh, oh stop us) if you’ve heard this one before, but in the world of cellphone market share: nothing’s changed — or at least almost nothing. The quarterly data from ComScore say you all still love Android and iOS only slightly more t…
Nokia to retire Symbian in North America, going all-in on Windows Phone
We know that Symbian isn’t dying any time soon, but here in the US of A the little OS that couldn’t quite captivate our picky buyers will soon be mighty hard to find. Speaking with All Things D, Chris Weber, President of Nokia’s US operations, said …
Nokia lowers devices and services outlook for Q2, increasingly confident about first Windows Phone in Q4
You know what happens when you tell the world that you’re abandoning Symbian for Windows Phone? Right, Symbian sales dry up. No matter how many times you boast about plans to sell an additional 150 million new Symbian devices, and no matter how lo…
Nokia X7 and E6 Symbian Anna phones start shipping into obsolescence
While we eagerly await Nokia’s first Mango device, millions of others (we’re told) have been patiently anticipating shipments of the first Symbian Anna smartphones. Well, today’s the day, good sir. Nokia just loosed its 4-inch X7 media slab and E6 p…