A couple of days ago there was a picture spotted of a Nokia N9 running Android 4 Ice Cream Sandwich. Nokia N9 was one of the most appreciated smartphones of last year. Nokia however didn’t promote it as it really needed the attention but the consumers with other platforms including Android and iOS were also one of those who really appreciated the promising work done...

If you own the latest Symbian Nokia smartphones, you can now update them to Nokia Belle, thereby bringing a new look to screens, with improved performance.

AT&T said it will sell a Nokia smartphone running Microsoft’s Windows Phone software. The device represents Nokia and Microsoft’s best chance yet to break Apple and Google’s hold on the US smartphone market, the world’s most lucrative.

Nokia has decided to change the name of its Symbian OS, with the new version which was previous called Symbian Belle, now being called Nokia Belle, and Nokia has announced that the latest version of the software is headed to Symbian devices soon.

Today the prologue to the highly anticipated final instalment of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises, was shown to a (very lucky) select few at IMAX cinemas across the nation.

At Nokia World this year we were introduced to the Nokia Asha 200, a cheap and cheerful dual-SIM QWERTY. To complement the Asha 200, today Nokia announced the its X2-02, a music-centric phone with number pad and Easy Swap Dual SIM, perfect for cost / friend / music management.

Multi-platform mobile app Nimbuzz, popular for messaging and VOIP calling, has been updated to version 3.3 for Symbian devices. The new version is majorly the user interface change. With a new grid based layout on Home screen is redesigned for easy access to the features.