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Mobile handset maker Nokia, which is taking a lot of flak for using MeeGo operating system, has now claimed that its N9 smartphone is the fastest image-capturing phone in the market.

HTC bore the brunt of Apple's patent lawsuits last year and now Apple has turned its legal gun at Samsung.

The next generation of Apple's smartphone -- whether called the iPhone 4s or the iPhone 5 -- is starting to hit factories, analyst say, winding up for a September release date.

The iPhone 5 release date rumors and speculation over the features of the next generation iPhone from Apple have taken a new direction with BGR's 'independent confirmation' that the device with radical design changes will be launched in August.

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Nokia Chief Executive Stephen Elop spelled confusion over the N9 smartphone, which uses MeeGo platform, as he said the company would launch its first smartphone using Microsoft's Windows platform later this year.

Nokia has launched its Nokia N9 smartphone which will take you to the home page with a swipe on the edge of its completely flat screen interface.

Analyst is worried a delayed iPhone 5 could slow growth for the company.

Nokia's next phone, the N9, will be using the Meego operating system. Analysts say this makes it pointless.

Nokia expects to begin selling its first smartphone that runs on Microsoft’s Windows 7 later this year, said Stephen Elop, chief executive of Nokia.

10 reasons why Google’s Android powered smartphones can displace iPhone 5

Samsong Exhibit 4G, which come packed with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, 1GHz processor and other goodies, will begin selling at T-Mobile stores from June 22 at a price tag that will leave you drooling.

Google's Android platform reigns supreme among mobile operating systems, having a healthy installation across a number of devices, but Apple's iPhone is quickly changing that.

Apple, well-known for creating proprietary software, is probably running out of ideas these days as people have pointed out that many features in the new version of its mobile operating system - iOS 5 - launched earlier this month at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2011 were borrowed from other mobile OS such as Android, BlackBerry and even Windows Phone 7.

The rumor surrounding the launch date of Apple's next generation iPhone - dubbed iPhone 5 - has generated unprecedented excitement because the new iPhone is expected to boast of features that will put iPhone 4 to shame.

Google's Android platform reigns supreme among mobile operating systems, having a healthy installation across a number of devices, but Apple's current iPhone is changing that, and future devices set to seal the deal.

Nokia has launched its first-ever pure touch smartphone N9 in Singapore on Tuesday. The Finnish mobile maker claims that the newcomer focuses on the most important things that people always want to do with their smartphones - use apps, get notifications and switch between different activities.

Apple and Samsung executives are holding hold talks to end the patent dispute between the companies.

Nokia Corp. unveiled several new mobile phones in Singapore on Tuesday, including N9 smartphone which is based on the MeeGo platform.

Google’s Android will continue to lose its market share in the US after the launch of Apple's iPhone 5 later this year, an analyst said on Monday.

Microsoft’s Mango, a Windows Phone7 update comes with 500 new features joining the likes of iOS and Android, which have become market leaders after flaunting their new capabilities.