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Slideshows about Nokia

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  Top 10 best Nokia phones of all time

  Microsoft may be pulling the Nokia brand from Australia, but the glorious company will leave an indelible legacy. Here's but a glimpse at ten just examples.

  Top 10 best Nokia phones of all time
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  The best smartphones of 2014 (Part I)

  Smartphone flagships for 2014 have been announced by Samsung, HTC, Nokia, Sony and more. Many of them have found themselves on shop shelves already, but which is the smartphone you want to spend the next 24 months with? This slideshow brings the next generation smartphones together in one easy to use and resource rich gallery.

  The best smartphones of 2014 (Part I)
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  From the 2110 to the Lumia 1020, Nokia's most iconic phones (+5 photos)

  Nokia's shareholders have voted to approve Microsoft's acquisition of the company's Nokia's Devices & Services business. The deal marks the end of an era that has produced many iconic phones.

  From the 2110 to the Lumia 1020, Nokia's most iconic phones (+5 photos)
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  IN PICTURES: Latest tech at Microsoft APC

  Microsoft's annual Australian Partner Conference in Cairns featured a showfloor which housed several dozen vendor and distributor partners. More than 750 resellers in attendance were given the opportunity to interact with Microsoft technology and software across a selection of platforms.

  IN PICTURES: Latest tech at Microsoft APC
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  IN PICTURES: Microsoft APC welcomes partners with flare

  Microsoft welcomed its local channel partners to the Australian Partner Conference with a fire display during a networking evening on day one of the event. The company hosted the 750 attendees in Cairns.

  IN PICTURES: Microsoft APC welcomes partners with flare
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  IN PICTURES: Windows Phone 8 Sydney launch

  Windows Phone 8 was launched in Sydney at Blu Bar on 36 in the Shangri-La Hotel overlooking the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Microsoft's Ben Miller, Megan Howard and Brett Murray led the event. Representatives of Samsung, Nokia and HTC, all unveiled their versions of Windows Phone 8, a few of which could be seen at the launch. However, as release dates varied from mid-November to early December, there wasn't much on hand. While some of the speakers professed to be 'excited' by the new phone, excitement wasn't really the word to describe what the assembled media agreed was, at best, a low-key launch. The phones themselves look good but as you couldn't get your hands on one it's hard to tell. More to come in the future on that front when we finally get to test them.

  IN PICTURES: Windows Phone 8 Sydney launch

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News about Nokia

• Optus hits 800 Gbps in field network trial

  Utilising Nokia tech.

• NBN Co and Nokia crack 20 Gbps speeds in live network tests

  Claims it is the first time it has reached these speeds in the field.

• ALE expands A/NZ Nokia distie deal

  Includes a “broader end-to-end integrated portfolio” for network-related solutions.

• Nokia accelerates 5G roll out with Optus, TPG Telecom, One NZ

  Modular Interleaved Passive Active Antenna (IPAA) products deployed across A/NZ.

• TPG delivers mobile private network for coal miner Yancoal

  The project spanned 12 months and also involved the telco's network technology partner Nokia.

• Red Hat recognises A/NZ partners for 2023

  For the first time, the nominees were invited to apply through an application process.

Interviews about Nokia

• And then there were three? Can Nokia bridge the gap with Ericsson and Huawei?

  “When considering the strengths and weaknesses of Alcatel-Lucent and Nokia and their product portfolios, a merger of the two businesses seems logical."

Features about Nokia

• CBRS Alliance: Shared spectrum services "a near-term opportunity"

  Not just purview of big telcos, 3.5 GHz shared spectrum also will enable cable providers, industrial companies to roll out LTE services, CBRS Alliance chairman ...

• FAQ: What in the wireless world is CBRS?

  Explainer on the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) shared spectrum in the 3.5 GHz band

• 2016 – the year 5G wireless testing really took off

  We’ve pulled together a timeline of most notable 5G wireless trials

• Bloodiest tech industry layoffs of 2016 so far

  IBM, Intel, Microsoft, VMware among those cutting their workforces

• WPC 2015: Microsoft exec - Forget the past

  In a revival tent-like speech, Microsoft COO, Kevin Turner, urged the company's partners to forget the past - an allusion to the failure of its ...

• Microsoft gives Windows phones one last shot

  Microsoft will continue to make smartphones for its Windows 10 Mobile operating system, but the company has thrown in the towel on the devices strategy ...