The Lumia 820 is an important product both for Windows Phone 8 and Nokia, as it represents a mass market device the platform and manufacturer need.

Nokia didn’t say when or even whether the Lumia 800 would come stateside. Windows Phone will need some very compelling hardware if it’s going to steal smartphone market share from Google’s ...

Nokia and Microsoft, two former mobile giants seeking to rekindle smartphone buyers’ passions, came out with the Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 Windows Phone 8 devices.

Simply put, Nokia’s latest Windows Phone, the $200 Lumia Icon for Verizon, is solid. It’s solidly built, and sits solidly atop all other available Windows Phones.

The Nokia Lumia 920, one of the new Windows Phone 8 devices, delivers some innovative technologies, value-added software, and a camera that continues Nokia's focus on imaging excellence.

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Nokia has bet the company on Windows Phone 8, and Microsoft is right there with them, needing it to succeed almost as much. The Lumia 920 is their first real chance to be judged in the market.

Nokia has taken the wraps off two smartphones running Windows Phone - its first devices to run the Microsoft operating system. The pair - the Nokia Lumia 800 and the Nokia Lumia 710 - were ...

Now that MeeGo is dead and Symbian has left to join Accenture, Nokia's revenue salvation is firmly in the hands of Microsoft and the duo's launch of the first Nokia handsets to run Windows Phone 7 ...

When I first saw the Nokia Lumia 900 ($100 with a two-year AT&T contract, price as of April 3, 2012) at CES 2012, I proclaimed that it was the Windows Phone I’d been waiting for: Offering a ...

Both phones have 512MB of RAM, and both will ship with Windows Phone 7.5 Mango software. Nokia will ship both phones in Europe on November 16th. They’re expected to launch in the US early next year.

It's nice and early in London, and Nokia CEO Stephen Elop has finally put to rest months of speculation today by unveiling Nokia's first batch of Windows Phones at the Nokia World conference. It's ...