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 We know that despite its recent alliance with Microsoft , Nokia is still planning to sell 150 million Symbian devices in the years to come, and it looks like this new Symbian order is getting stronger by the day. Hot on the heels of the E6-00 640×480 communicator and X7-00 media-centric phone, we are now seeing evidence — in the form of a leaked user agent profile — of a T7-00 360×640 device . . . → Read More: Nokia T7-00 leaks, joins the 150 million-strong new Symbian order  Nokia has replaced its famous Nokia Sans font with a new “Nokia Pure” typeface as part of its effort to re-brand itself. Nokia said on its blog that the “the letters [of the new font] flow into each other somewhat, creating the impression of forward movement.” The new typeface will be used throughout the user interface — in areas such as the user menu and dial pad — on future Nokia phones, although Nokia hasn’t provided official shots of it in use, just renders. . . . → Read More: Nokia revamps brand image with new ‘Nokia Pure’ font  Nokia’s current typeface — Nokia Sans — feels like one of the great constants in the consumer electronics industry, a design that instantly screams “Nokia” the moment you see it (for better or worse). That kind of strong, tight brand recognition from something as basic and simple as a character on a screen really isn’t something that you can buy — it needs to be built and cultivated over many, many years — so we’re sure that Espoo’s decision to chuck it and start fresh wasn’t taken lightly . . . → Read More: Nokia continues reinvention, details new fonts and branding  We just got home from this little massive US mobile industry event you may have heard about called CTIA Wireless . It took place in Orlando this year (instead of Las Vegas as usual) and we can definitely say that Sprint was the star of the show with its HTC EVO 3D , HTC EVO View 4G , and Google Voice integration. . . . → Read More: CTIA 2011 wrap-up: EVO 3D, G2x, skinny new Galaxy Tabs, and more  An International Trade Commission panel on Friday ruled on a patent infringement suit filed by Nokia against Apple in May 2010. In the suit, Nokia alleged that Apple’s iPhone infringed on multiple Nokia patents covering wireless data transmission, data encryption and other related technologies. The ITC found that Apple did not infringe on any of the five patents named by Nokia in its complaint. The suit was one several patent-related suits exchanged by Nokia and Apple in recent years in the United States and in Europe. . . . → Read More: Apple did not infringe on Nokia patents, ITC panel rules  In a press release on Friday, research firm Ovum stated that the smartphone market will double by 2016, led by devices running Google’s Android operating system. Ovum predicts that Android will drive smartphone growth moving forward, and that it will amass 38% of the global market by 2016. At that time, Apple will own 17.5% of the smartphone market and BlackBerry maker RIM will hold a 16.5% market share. . . . → Read More: Ovum: Android to dominate smartphone growth, Windows Phone will beat BlackBerry  Despite the fact that Nokia won’t give Symbian the attention it once has, there are still quite a few people digging the platform. Moreover, the same folks can’t wait to get their hands on the Nokia E7 , which is definitely the single best product ever made by the Finnish company. . . . → Read More: Nokia E7 hitting O2 UK in May Transferring ringtones from your older Nokia handset to the Nokia C7 is possible using Bluetooth. Even this is the easiest way to transfer any files you have . . . → Read More: Nokia C7 Tips and Tricks: How to Copy Your Ring Tone Using Bluetooth  UK wireless provider Three has had the misfortune of having its entire summer handset lineup leak online, but its loss is our gain. What does the next few months look like for the carrier? Busy. . . . → Read More: Three UK’s summer lineup leaked; Galaxy S II Mini, Flyer, PlayBook and more According to a report filed by Reuters , Nokia’s future tablet products may be lacking in one area, Microsoft software. Speaking to a source familiar with the Finnish company’s plans, the publication writes that Nokia is weighing all options when it comes to tablets, and its now moot smartphone operating system — MeeGo — is a definite possibility. A recent patent filing found in the United States Patent and Trade Office’s database has reignited rumors that the mobile giant will be releasing a tablet in the near future . . . → Read More: Nokia’s tablet venture may exclude Microsoft |
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