Nokia
Should I stay or should I go? 5 reasons customers churn
As network quality improves, mobile subscribers globally are placing more importance on customer service and value when choosing an operator, according to Nokia’s 2016 Acquisition and Retention study.
Death knell for Windows Phone
Less than one percent marketshare
More layoffs at Nokia phone unit
Nokia rises from the ashes
Feature phone business sold off
Microsoft will continue to sell Lumia
NOKIA is going to make a comeback thanks to a deal between Microsoft, FIH Mobile (a subsidiary of Foxconn) and HMD global Oy.
Nokia more cutting-edge, having learned from the past
Nokia’s new president for Asia South talks about how the Alcatel-Lucent integration benefits customers; Nokia’s ability to offer cutting-edge 5G technology, and why a multivendor environment is best for operators.
Tunjuk bos baru, Nokia perkuat portofolionya
Bergabungnya Alcatel-Lucent melengkapi portofolio Nokia
Selain mendorong adopsi 4G, operator siap ujicoba 5G
New head of Asia South for combined Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent
Nokia has announced that Nicolas Bouverot will become the head of Asia South as part of the planned combination of Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent, after and subject to the successful closing of the public exchange offer.
The ‘new Nokia’ is here, and more mobile
Nokia is undergoing an evolution just like the networks it is providing, even as it hopes to wrap up its proposed megamerger with Alcatel-Lucent.
Why the Nokia, Alcatel-Lucent mega-merger is significant
The telco world got a mild shock when news broke on April 15 that Finnish mobile equipment manufacturer Nokia Corp had agreed to buy Franco-American vendor Alcatel-Lucent SA in an all-stock deal valued at US$16.6 billion. Edwin Yapp breaks down the pros and cons of the deal
ECS to distribute Microsoft Lumia phones in Malaysia
Malaysian consumers looking for Microsoft's Lumia smartphones can now find them at ECS ICT Berhad.
Vser.mobi, DivMob and Microsoft in Android play in Vietnam
Mobile advertising exchange Vserv.mobi has announced a partnership with Microsoft Devices which will see Vietnam-based mobile game developer DivMob merchandising its Android games on the Nokia X platform globally.
