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Mobile Net could draw Nokia, Microsoft closer
March 10, 2004 The companies could soon be in business together distributing mobile domain names. What happened to their cell phone OS rivalry?Germany approves Symbian deal
June 9, 2004 Nokia's attempt to buy a majority of Symbian wins the approval of German regulators.Nokia loosens reins for developers
January 16, 2004 The handset maker is changing the way it deals with software developers, in what is widely seen as an effort to stave off a growing challenge from Microsoft.Microsoft partners with cell phone foe Symbian
March 22, 2005 Deal signals possible detente between two companies vying to control market for software to power smart phones.Nokia makes more room for Yahoo
April 26, 2005 New smart phones from the Finnish handset maker come with Yahoo messaging, search and Web browsing.Microsoft, Nokia aim for mobile domain
March 10, 2004 The two rivals form a venture with a handful of other companies to distribute Web addresses for mobile devices. Does the move signal a detente between the cell phone OS opponents?Study: Symbian to hang on to smart phone OS lead
April 26, 2004 The software maker is benefiting from handset vendors' fear of a Microsoft-controlled OS market for cell phones, ABI Research says.Nokia, Microsoft shake hands on mobile music
February 14, 2005 Longtime rivals announce an agreement to help transfer music between mobile devices and PCs.Can Nokia keep ringing up sales?
December 20, 2003 Experts from Knowledge@Wharton say the world's dominant mobile phone manufacturer is going to face unique challenges in 2004.Nokia confirms N-Gage hack, pursues pirates
November 12, 2003 The company confirms the cracking of anticopying protections in games for the combination cell phone-handheld gaming console and says it's going after online swappers.Qualcomm lines up with Linux
May 5, 2005 Cell phone chipmaker will support Linux, marking another key company to back the open-source software on handsets.Sierra smart phone debuts in Europe
July 6, 2004 New phone uses Microsoft software and will make its U.S. arrival within next two weeks, a move that puts pressure on Nokia.Gates sees big dollars in little devices
May 10, 2005 Bill Gates says cell phones have yet to catch up to the power of his company's software.Nokia cash boosts Mozilla
June 18, 2004 IE "killer" comes back from the dead as browser battleground shifts from PCs to devices.Microsoft hits redial in cell phone battle
May 10, 2005 Company is trying to take on Nokia and others with its latest Windows Mobile release and scores of carrier deals. Photo: Going Windows MobileCES 2007: Wireless
January 8, 2007 Cable and phone companies look to integrate mobile wireless into service packages, and more companies try to eliminate the wires.RealNetworks shifts mobile strategy
February 9, 2005 Following a deal with Nokia, the Net multimedia company tries new approach to cell phone makers.Vulnerability hits Java for cell phones
October 23, 2004 Researcher finds two flaws that under unusual circumstances could let a malicious hacker read private data or render a phone unusable.This week in iPod bashing
May 13, 2005 Whatever tricks Apple pulls, Bill Gates isn't likely to be very impressed.'Dot-mobi' domain for mobile devices hits the Web
May 23, 2006 A new domain is available for mobile phone Web sites, but some experts say it's not really needed.
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