Nokia has denied reports it is developing a smartphone that runs on Google's Android operating system, a move that would mark a major change in strategy for the Symbian-supporting vendor. Earlier today The Guardian reported that the world's largest handset manufacturer will unveil an Android device at the Nokia World conference in September. However, a Nokia spokesman later told Reuters ...

Nokia has told TechRadar that there is no truth in the rumours it is set to join with the Open Handset Alliance and launch an Android phone. The Guardian is citing industry insiders who claim that the new device will be unveiled at the Nokia World event in Germany in September. But Nokia has told us: "There is no truth to this story whatsoever. It is a well known fact that Symbian is our platform ...

According to The Guardian a well respected UK Newspaper who also broke the news that the Palm Pre will be hitting O2 soon are now reporting that Nokia will be releasing a Android Handset. The new touchscreen device will be unveiled at the Nokia World conference in September, say industry insiders, as the Finnish handset

Finnish mobile phone giant changes strategy to increase share in the only growing market. Nokia is understood to be developing a mobile phone that runs on Google's Android software platform in a strategic U-turn for the world's largest mobile phone manufacturer. The new touchscreen device will be unveiled at the Nokia World conference in September, say industry insiders, as the Finnish handset... ...

Talk of a possible Android / Nokia tie-up has been ongoing since time immemorial, and the latest fuel to the fire comes from the Guardian which is sourcing "industry insiders" as saying that the world's largest phone manufacturer will reveal an Android-powered touchscreen handset at its Nokia World event this September. Though Nokia itself has never truly ruled out the possibility of working ...

I admit to being a fan of Nokia devices, but think there are several areas of the S60 Symbian-based operating system that need improvement. I am also quite a fan of Google Android, especially running on my T-Mobile G1. The Guardian is reporting the Nokia will be announcing an Android smartphone at Nokia World in September. The Guardian does not list any source for this rumor, other than industry i...

As we predicted earlier this morning, Nokia has reacted quickly and strongly to last week's Guardian report that world's largest maker of mobile phones is working on a high-end Smartphone based on the Android platform that was supposed to be shown in September at Nokia World 2009. Nokia insists that comments reported by Guardian and others were untrue, adding that "There is no truth to t...

I woke up this morning to an avalanche of people telling me about an article published in the Guardian stating that Nokia is about to release an Android-powered device in September during Nokia World. For the better part of these few hours of a Monday morning, the news has been all over my Twitter timeline

Since S60/Symbian bashing has become the new thing lately, a lot of rumours proclaiming that Nokia will ditch Symbian were expected. However, one piece of 'news' that has really sent the rumour mills into a tizzy is this piece published in UK's Guardian newspaper, 'quoting industry insiders'. It claims that Nokia will embrace Android to keep afloat in the smartphone wars a...

We’re a bit skeptical of this latest rumor, but be that as it may, we’ll still spill the beans on this one and let you be the judge. According to the Guardian, Nokia will apparently be announcing an Android-based handset in September during their Nokia World event. Even though quite a number of handset makers