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When passing through the ABI research today about the Q3 2013 smartphones and i wasn't much surprised to the pie chart in which android dominating with over 80% of the world wide smartphone market and was ready to close the tab. Everyone knows pretty well that Android outsells everyone and this is not that i want ed to share. Suddenly is just saw that Samsung sold 35 percent of all smartphones sold in Q3 2013. And on detail study we confirmed that as per ABI research, Samsung sells more smartphones than Apple, Nokia and BlackBerry combined. Than the interesting fact is that they sell more than all other Android vendors singly, and likely more than rest of the five combined. And quite frankly, none of the other vendors have the history or the weight of total sales behind them that Apple, Nokia and BlackBerry do. It wasn't too awful long ago that they were the big three — the ones to beat, if you like — when it comes to domination of the mobile market. With their new push for...

Developers informed via email; no new apps will appear on the Nokia Store after 1st January 2014. Symbian OS will soon be stopped fully in getting new apps or further updates for your Symbian based apps. Nokia's developer team had sent out messages to app makers that the applications for the defunct ecosystem via Ovi (Nokia Store) will stop from 1st of January 2014 in publishing any further updates for Symbian Based OS. The email states: "If you have Symbian and MeeGo content in the Nokia Store, it will continue to be available for download to customers, and you will continue to receive download and revenue reports as well as payouts for downloaded content. However, starting January 1, 2014, you will no longer be able to publish any new content or update existing content for Symbian and MeeGo". Time to change the N9 and 808 PureView users in switching loyalties for a smarter OS (and brands too, if the windows  platform doesn't make you full fill yo...

It really wasn't a big secret that that Nokia was working on for over the last year and half, the company's Windows 8.1 RT tablet, is now official as the Lumia 2520. The device is supposed to launch before the end of the year for $499, and overall it looks and feels incredibly solid, if not a bit predictable: its uni body polycarbonate design and sleek curves scream to the world that it's very much a Lumia device, regardless of its screen size. There are four colors available: red or white with a glossy finish, and black or cyan with a matt finish. We found the glossy versions to be less grip-friendly, but it won't make much difference if you're using a case with it. With a 10.1-inch full HD resolution and 650 nit brightness, the display is simply brilliant and offers great viewing angles. Nokia's selling point on this panel, however, is its five percent reflectance -- in English, this means the 2520 should be clearly visible both indoors and out.There...

Note : These procedures are recommended only for expert users. Messing something up during the installation might break your device, so do not attempt anything, unless you are sure you can handle it. AS Nokia N900 was hacked a lot of alternative mobile operating systems available for it and today we will direct you through the installation of another mobile system namely SHR. SHR is a GNU/Linux based OS that is available for quite many devices, all of which can be found by surfing through the projects wiki. Surely, for a mobile OS, it can perform phone calls, end SMS, use GPS all while being a well-working GNU/Linux system, just like Maemo is. Required things : 1- A Nokia N900, updated to a latest PR (which is 1.3). 2- A MicroSD card with a large capacity (at least 4 gB). 3- U-Boot installed on your N900 4- Download the image from here: INSTALLATION (EXPERTS ONLY) 1- Get U-boot from Extras-devel, if you don’t have it. Reboot the phone to verify installation, there should be a...

As per news just came in a new Linux based mobile platform has been developed by Nokia for future phones. Th platform namely MEltemi, will run on low cost devices aimed largely at developing markets where Nokia has historically been strong. AS per their calculations the new OS may help Nokia remain competitive at the low as Android starts to scale down and become serious contender in the high volume feature phone space. Although Android isn't quite there yet, its proven versatility and appeal to mobile carriers suggest that it will eventually be adapted to run on even cheaper hardware. Nokia's platform strategy has gone through a dramatic upheaval over the past year. Before present CEO Stephen Elop took the reins, Nokia intended to use the Linux-based MeeGo operating system on high-end devices, Symbian on mid-range handsets, and S40 on feature phones. The Qt software development toolkit, which Nokia obtained in its 2008 acquisition of Trolltech, was going to enable...

  Nemo 2012.08.31 running on Nokia N900 

Not like all other platform updates Nokia comes with just one click download and update without cables, and for that all you need is the phone and an internet connection. Note that this update shall be compatible only for Nokia Asha and Series 40 Phones. So, How to update your phone ? Nokia's (OTS) or Update wirelessly let you update your (Nokia Asha or Series 40 Phones) wirelessly over the Air. So if you are having a wifi connection you can easily download the updates more faster and cheaper on to your phone and one click update your phone without any help of your computer or being pluged some where! and thats sounds more easy. Nokia Official video on how to update your phone wirelessly will make you clear if you have any doubt. So where to find the update? Step 1. For most phones: Menu>Settings>Phone>Device updates Step 2. Slect "downl.phone sw". If you have any new update, it will notify you or else its clear that you are uptod...