The Nokia 5230 will be commercially available in Singapore from this week onwards at the recommended retail price of SGD 380

Nokia, the world's biggest mobile phone maker, said on Tuesday it would cut around 220 jobs in Japan as part of its plans to streamline its vast research and development operations

Sony Ericsson must be sighing to no end nowadays, after reports of several inauspicious quarters, now Carphone Warehouse and Phones 4U shops have halted sales of the Satio after a high number complaints

Dell set the computing industry abuzz with the introduction of its Adamo brand, and along with it the world's thinnest laptop PC. The world meets a new champion of thin: The Dell Adamo XPS, measuring 9.99mm or just four-tenths of

Sprint Nextel Corp. on Tuesday said it had completed its $483 million acquisition of Virgin Mobile USA, boosting its presence in the market for customers who pay for cell phone service month-to-month

Myriad Group AG, today announced that it has been selected by LG Electronics as the major Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) applications partner and J2ME partner for its new Android device, LG GW620

Nokia has announced the 6700 Slide. It comes in six colors - pink, red, petrol blue, aluminum, lime and purple. Its compact size, modern design and aluminum finish feels great in the hand, and fits perfectly even in the smallest

Nokia has announced the Nokia 7230. It has a compact slide design, colourful looks and a solid set of features such as 3.2 megapixel camera, large 2.4" display and fast 3G connectivity.

The Sony Ericsson T715 comes complete with Google Maps including local search and directions and AccuWeather.com - giving you access to three day weather forecasts, so you'll never be caught short without an umbrella or your sunglasses

Here we go again, another recorded iPhone infection and it adds the ability for the hacker to remotely control and access the phone. It operates on the same principles as before and will require a default password on a Jailbroken

The week In Telecommunications, where we summarise the week's stories here, in case you missed it

Nokia's battered shares could get a boost when the firm looks ahead at next week's investor day to an expected upturn in handset margins and a more competitive smartphone offering in 2010

Good to see Google staving off the need to push Google Maps Navigation the latest Android 2.0 as a novelty app. Instead, the big G stayed back and supports the 1.6 Android, which means devices like the HTC Magic, Hero

Last week, the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) announced its 2009 winners during the Fifth Annual MMA Awards Ceremony in Los Angeles, CA. Clickatell was honored with a first place win in the "Best Mobile Campaign by Channel & Region" category

NetDev Ltd, today announced availability of a revolutionary new widget for the iPhone that allows users to manage enterprise conferencing sessions from their iPhone

ASUS has launched the Eee PC 1201N, a multimedia netbook sporting an Intel Atom 330 dual core processor and an NVIDIA ION graphics processor that delivers a level of performance never before seen on netbooks.

Apple Inc's iPhone is coming to South Korea this week, a local carrier announced Sunday, bringing the iconic communications device to one of the world's most sophisticated mobile phone markets

Maxis' might be holding the iPhone all for itself over here, but over at Europe, specifically France and the UK, the iPhone just got the green light to be sold on multiple carries. So in a nutshell, no exclusivity equal

Strategy Analytics has found that respondents in both the US and Western Europe indicate a strong interest in having some form of a touchscreen keyboard for their wireless device, whether it be entirely touchscreen or as an addition to other

Berg Insight forecasts that 88 percent of PNDs shipped worldwide in 2015 will have integrated cellular connectivity