Nokia seen posting quarterly loss as troubles mount

Nokia was expected to report a loss for this quarter and next as it cuts prices to try to prevent more customers defecting to rivals' smartphones, a Reuters poll found.Analysts also forecast a meager profit in the normally buoyant fourth quarter, as the once-undisputed leader in mobile phones loses the initiative to smartphones like Apple's iPhone and devices based on Google's Android software.At

Nokia and Carl Zeiss - Creating the Best in Mobile Photography

A video about the mobile photography collaboration between Nokia and Carl Zeiss: http://nokia.ly/l3tJF3 - The 12 megapixel camera on the Nokia N8 is something quite special. Here to discuss its development are Eero Salminen and Juha Ala-Karhu from Nokia, as well as Oliver Schindelbeck, Norbert Wittekindt, Uwe Weber, Dr Hubert Nasse, Dietmar Mondon and Dr Tilman Heil from Carl Zeiss.To learn more

IDC: in 2015 Windows Phone takes over Symbian

Research firm IDC has published a long-term forecast of market development of mobile operating systems. Forecast covers the period from 2011 until the end of 2015. According to the agency, a leading market position in all that time will keep the operating system from Google. In this case, a very large share growth in the market for Android will not be - in the four years the proportion will grow