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 denies report in 'The Guardian' that it is developing an Android-based mobile device reiterating its commitment to the Symbian platform.

According to TheStreet, Google has plans to manufacture its own wireless phone to run its Android platform. They are working with a smartphone manufacturer to produce the phone. Rumor has it that they will be selling it, unlocked, through retail stores, and not subsidized through cell phone companies. Will they have both CDMA and

Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia has been recently rumored to be on its way to come to the market with a new device that would run under Google's Android operating system, yet it seems that the company does not plan to make such a move. The only mobile operating system that is and will be on the company's chart is its Symbian platform. Following

Today in cell phone news, the partnership between Gamin and Asus announced today they will be releasing a new nuvifone called the A50. This device will be a smartphone phone powered by Google's mobile operating system called Android. It will feature Garmin's voice guided turn by turn navigation. The A50 is powered by Android 1.6 with Garmin-Asus' user interface in place called Breez...

In the world of cell phone news, Nokia the maker of the Symbian operating system is now showing off previews of the new S^4 version. This sneak peek shows off the interface and what it will offer to the users of Nokia devices. The preview reveals a multiple home screen page, touch based-interface that is littered with widgets and a full screen photo album application. The video is posted on youtub...

Nokia's Symbian OS for cell phones and Google's Android are destined to be combined to provide a single open source operating system for smartphones, opines analyst firm J. Gold Associates in a research note. The merger of the two operating systems will begin within three to six months, driven mostly by the fact that Nokia

Nokia’s Symbian operating system is now open source and free to all comers like Google’s Android OS. It’s advertised as the largest conversion of proprietary software to open source ever by the Symbian Foundation, which shepherded it out. Code for some features lags the release, which is four months ahead of its June deadline but two years after Android came out. read more

The recent announcement of the Google Nexus One Smartphone has cell phone users thrilled with the search engine companys own phone debut. The phone will be manufactured by HTC and has a host of impressive features including a top quality screen, fast processor and new Android v2.1 operating system. The recent announcement of the Google Nexus One

Today in cell phone news, Accer will be releasing a smartphone devices that runs on a SnapDragon chip, and uses the Android version 2.1 operating system. The display is a 3.5 inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen, with a 5 megapixel camera, bluetooth, and lots lots more. There has been no word from Acer as to what price point the Liquid e is going to be selling at, and they also have not yet set a rele...