Nokia makes Good on business phones
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Nokia has reached a deal with Good Technology to beef up its business-class cell phone lineup. The handset maker on Tuesday said it is working with the Research In Motion rival to ensure Good&#39;s wireless corporate
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Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia posted better-than-expected third quarter results, possibly marking a turnaround after failing to pick up on the popularity of clamshell phones, and predicted overall growth in global handset sales this year.
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InfoWorld - Nokia appears to be trying to work increasingly close with operators as a way to push its S60 mobile phone software. The strategy could result in more Symbian phones available to U.S. users.
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Nokia will supply equipment supporting GSM and push-to-talk services.
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Leading world mobile handset maker  Nokia  is set to announce three new phones aimed at  business users on Monday, the International Herald Tribune  newspaper reported.
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Nokia Corp. unveiled services and cellphones yesterday that customers can use to download music and play games, a bid by the world's largest mobile phone maker to challenge Apple Inc.'s higher-end iPhone, as well as iTunes and the iPod.
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Newest smart phone from Nokia features a camera, Yahoo Search and Yahoo Go software and VoIP compatibility.
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Pen can send information via Bluetooth to a Nokia phone and then to a network server.
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Nokia&#39;s net profit jumped in the third quarter as the company made up for the falling average selling price of its phones by shipping more of them, the company said Thursday.For the three months ending Sept. 30, net profit increased 85 percent over the third quarter of 2006, to &#8364;1.6 billion ($2.3 billion). Net sales rose 28 percent to &#8364;12.9 billion. Earnings per share rose 90 percent to &#8364;0.40.The company shipped 112 million units, 26 percent more than in the same period a year before. Nokia estimates it holds a 39 percent share of the mobile market.The ASP (average selling price) of mobile phones, however, has fallen from &#8364;90 to &#8364;82, Nokia said. The company said it expects the ASP to continue to decline but volume demand to increase through the end of this year and next.The most dramatic change came from Nokia&#39;s Enterprise Solutions business unit, which includes security appliances and software as well its E Series phones, which are aimed at business users. Operating profit for the unit was &#8364;88 million compared to a &#8364;65 million loss in the third quarter of 2006. Nokia attributed the rise to strong sales of its E65 model.Nokia Siemens Networks reported a 120 percent operating profit decline, which Nokia said was due to restructuring costs and other one-time items. The division, launched in April, is a combination of Nokia Networks and Siemens&#39; carrier-related operations for fixed and mobile networks. Nokia said it has identified &#8364;500 million in savings in combining the two entities that will be realized at the end of 2008.However, sales for Nokia Siemens Networks increased 7 percent over the second quarter of this year, which was the first quarter Nokia reported results for the division.
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InfoWorld - Nokia released on Tuesday the newest addition to its E-series lineup of mobile phones for businesses, revamping the user interface for easier navigation, executives said during a London product launch.
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Getting on top is part of the battle. Then you have to stay there. After a year that saw its market dominance slowly eroding, Nokia (nyse: NOK - news - people ) is taking action.
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Finnish mobile device giant Nokia said this week that it will support most widely used methods of pushing email and other information to its smartphones.
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Nokia&#39;s latest smartphone, the 7710, takes a widescreen approach to helping users be productive on the move. The device was launched at the mobile phone maker&#39;s Mobility Conference in Monaco in Tuesday.
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Flogging cheap mobiles is easy Nokia's swallowed an estimated 39 per cent of the global mobile phone market in its third quarter, sending profits rocketing 85 per cent.â¦
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(InfoWorld) - Nokia isn't just a phone company any more. At least that's what executives at the company's headquarters in Helsinki say. In the "old days" of the 1990s, Nokia focused on developing technologies for communicating via voice and data, said Bob Iannucci, head of Nokia Research Center. But now and into the future, Nokia expects to move away from a telecom-centric approach into an information technology way of thinking, he said. The shift mimics a similar move in other industries, such as the computer market, that began centered on hardware. "Look at the PC," he said. "The market grows, devices become more capable, there's a shift in the value chain to software, services, and solutions." Similarly, now, Nokia isn't just about radios -- the component in mobile phones that communicates over the air, he said. Evidence of the change appears in an array of announcements from Nokia about partnerships with content companies and new software offerings. For example, Nokia has had agreements with Flickr and Yahoo Mail to link directly to those services on some Nokia phones. Also, on Tuesday, Nokia launched a new piece of software and aÂ service for displaying widgetsÂ on mobile phones. Nokia is so focused on software and services that its chief technology officer recently moved to New York City to be closer to companies that are global leaders in the industries. "The biggest software companies in the world are in the U.S.," said Tero Ojanpera, chief technology officer for Nokia, explaining his move. He named Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google as important companies that Nokia wishes to grow closer to. He also wants to be near the leading media companies. "Nokia, more and more, is a lifestyle company and that has to do with media," Ojanpera said. "The best in the world are in New York and Los Angeles." In addition, many of the venture capital companies that fund new technologies are based in Silicon Valley and he hopes to build closer relationships with them too. Ojanpera's list of Nokia's technology priorities indicate the shift in thinking at the company, which hasn't quite fully banished the radio yet. The priorities include: embrace the Internet, excel with software applications and services, win developers with a consistent architecture, and lead the multi-radio market.ADVERTISEMENTMAKE SOA REAL WITH IBM WEBSPHERE PODCASTStreamline processes and maximize efficiency within a proven service oriented architecture. Take back control of your business processes with IBM WebSphere.
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For companies seeking ways to increase the efficiency of their field forces, Finland's Nokia has introduced a one-touch system to connect teams with their back-office systems.
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THE Nokia E65, a slim slider, contains the mobile business capabilities of a Nokia ESeries device in one exquisite package.