Symbian

Nokia, the world's largest phone maker by volume, will lay off 4,000 people and outsource another 3,000 to Accenture as part of a plan to slash annual spending by 1

Nokia, the world's largest phone maker by volume, unveiled on Tuesday two new smartphone models running on a new version of its Symbian software platform.

The new models, the E6

Nokia Oyj reinforced its commitment to its legacy Symbian smartphone platform on Wednesday sending its shares higher.

Nokia said in February it would replace its Symbian platform with Microsoft's

Google's Android dethroned Nokia's Symbian as the most popular smartphone platform in the last quarter of 2010, ending a reign that began with the birth of the industry 10 years

Earlier this month the world’s most popular smartphone operating system Symbian chose to go the open source way. But what does this really mean? Nokia claims

The jury is still out on a standard definition of smartphones.