Earlier today Apple sent out a note to the rest of the mobile-minded world that they'd offer up royalty-free licensing of their future nano-SIM technology - Nokia has since responded with a stern "no." Nokia's response (included in full below) says that Apple's suggestion that the world use their nano-SIM intellectual property does not include enough clout to be a legitimate proposal. In fact, Nokia writes, "Apple’s proposal for royalty-free licensing seems no more than an attempt to devalue the intellectual property of others.”
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Nokia Lumia may hit China March 28
As if Nokia's flagship Windows Phone brand hasn't been enough of a success in markets like Europe and the US, the company is now setting its sights on a very large prize - China. According to the latest report, the manufacturer has already struck a deal with major carriers China Unicorn, China Telecom, and China Mobile. And they'll be launching very soon.
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Nokia PureView Windows Phone coming soon says SVP
Nokia has already managed to come back from the grave with its brilliant mix of low-cost design, user-friendly ergonomics, and exclusive software in its Windows Phone Lumia line. The problem with coming out of the gate that strongly, though, is trying to keep the momentum going. There's nothing worse than a one-hit wonder in the consumer electronics world. So Nokia is planning to wow us again with its PureView 808 technology.
Nokia offers Lumia 710 customers free color covers
Value-minded Nokia Lumia 710 customers that recently picked up the Windows Phone from T-Mobile for free now get to take advantage of another freebie. Nokia has announced that it will be upgrading customer purchases by offering Xpress-on color covers to Lumia 710 customers for free. The covers are available starting today in the colors white, cyan, fuschsia, and yellow.
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Nokia Lumia 719 outed by Bluetooth SIG
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group, which is the official organization for setting and maintaining Bluetooth standards, has just granted approval for the Nokia Lumia 719 phone. This comes as somewhat of a surprise since Nokia itself hasn't yet confirmed the existence of the device, even though rumblings about it began last year. The Lumia 719 will of course be the latest in the growing collection of Windows Phone-powered Nokia phones.
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Nokia Lumia 610 and 305 complete certification process in Indonesia
A pair of new mobile phones from Nokia that includes the 305 handset and the Lumia 610 Windows Phone have both passed certification processes in Indonesia. The 305 is believed to be low-end mobile phone, perhaps part of the Asha range. The Lumia 610 is expected to be an entry-level Windows Phone device running the Tango flavor of the OS.
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