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— By Deeptaman Mukherjee
It is always advantageous for the all concerned populace, when two champions with different related fields join hands to work constructively. This has been proved with two giants Microsoft and Nokia. They have joined hands to create new and sensational Nokia Windows Phone 7 and the release is just around the corner. Microsoft planned to [...]
— By Robin Wilding
Microsoft bought Skype for $8.5 billion. To put this in perspective, this is 5x what Google paid for YouTube. Many industry analysts believe that Microsoft overpaid for the VoIP giant, especially since Skype was sold in 2009 for just $2.75 billion. Given the huge jump in price there was likely an unannounced bidding war. With [...]
— By Deeptaman Mukherjee
Nokia is no longer the king of the market, and its market share has declined to 25%, what it was in 1997. Even though it is the world’s leading handset maker, its popularity has hit a new low, according to the new global phone handset figures. “Its market share declined 5.5% points year-on-year, and its [...]
— By Robin Wilding
Just when we thought that Symbian had joined the technology graveyard — buried alongside the Betamax and AmigaOS, it gets OS CPR. Symbian gets a revival even after Nokia executive Stephen Elop’s internal memo was leaked, a memo in which he pronounced Symbian DOA by comparing it to a platform on fire (and not in [...]
— By Deeptaman Mukherjee
The time has definitely come for Nokia to retire its OS product wing – Symbian and make way for newer and better solutions; which are first and foremost user-friendly and tailor-made for the next-gen consumers. Symbian for many has not been quite able to match up to other competing OS like Google’s Android or the [...]
— By Ritesh Reddy
Since Apple has lowered restrictions, Adobe Systems has restarted work on the ‘Packager’ for the iPhone that enables developers to make native iOS apps out of Flash programs.
— By Deeptaman Mukherjee
It is quite hard to unearth a company that has consistently transformed the way technology is perceived. Apple is all about arrogant innovations, and may be that’s what reaps the moolah.
— By Praval Singh
Why is an iPhone more than just a phone whilst a feature packer Nokia phone doesn’t yet qualify for the first choice. Will Nokia be able to get the same buzz as iPhone has received amongst the users and not just blogs, tech lovers and geeks?
— By Brajeshwar
To be part of the international ‘Search for N’ treasure hunt, and join thousands of others, mark your calendar — 15th June, 2009. Ten lucky winners will be selected from across India, 2 each from these sites — Techtree, ThinkDigit, Fonearena, Brajeshwar and Digital Inspiration.