23rd of August to 30th of August 2007 AFGHANISTAN: Afghanistan witnesses addition of 150,000 mobile subscribers each month AFRICA: Celtel to expand One Network service in Africa by 2010 ALGERIA: ARPT denies LACOM’s allegations BAHRAIN: Batelco signs new...

All-New Yahoo! Mail Gives People Worldwide More Ways To Connect Yahoo! Mail Introduces First Free Real-Time Text Messaging Service to Mobile Phone Numbers from a Major Web Mail Provider, in Four Global Markets Sunnyvale, CA – August 27, 2007 – Yahoo!...

Capcom to bring games to N-Gage platform in 2008 August 27, 2007 Espoo, Finland - Nokia and Capcom today revealed that Capcom will be publishing games on N-Gage, Nokia's next generation mobile gaming platform, in 2008. Capcom is the first Japanese based...

Nokia and Microsoft to Deliver Windows Live Services to Millions of Mobile Customers Industry leaders join forces to bring Web services to Nokia devices. ESPOO, Finland, and REDMOND, Wash. — Aug. 23, 2007 — Nokia, the world’s largest mobile device manufacturer,...

HELSINKI (Reuters) - Nokia, the world's top cell phone maker, said on Thursday India overtook the United States in the second quarter as its second biggest market after China. Globally Nokia sold 100.8 million phones in April-June and according to research...

Paris will have two competing WiMax networks by the end of this year, after Bolloré Telecom announced plans for a pilot network in the French capital. The recent WiMax moves make Paris a hotbed of wireless broadband activity in Europe. (See AlcaLu Deploys...

Toshiba reinforced today its line up of SD High Capacity (SDHC) cards with three new cards: - The worlds first 32-gigabyte (GB) memory card in this high density. - A 16GB SDHC card - An 8GB microSDHC card. The 16GB SDHC card will be available worldwide...

16th of August to 23rd of August 2007 ALGERIA: LACOM plans to close Algerian operations Portugal Telecom shows interest in Algerie Telecom stake BAHRAIN: Batelco trade union organises for higher wages TRA director proposes adoption of number portability...

Another version of the N95 just got the go from the FCC. This version is a quad-band GSM phone which includes support for the US 3G bands. This means that it would work with the both the voice and 3G data network of AT&T, this means it won't support T-Mobile's...

Looks like a black version of the N95 just hit the FCC and they've added 8GB of internal memory. There is also a reference to Nokia's new music store Nokia.com/music, not available in browser and in N95 but in the user manual. The FCC documents indicates...