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Nokia Publishes Policy on Conflict Minerals
Nokia, the Finnish phone maker, published a policy explaining how it deals with the issue of "conflict minerals," or minerals that come from areas engaged in warfare. Some of these end up being used to make consumer electronics like laptops, smartphones and cameras.

Nokia working on NFC-equipped Lumia devices with wireless charging: report
Hate wires? Finnish mobile maker Nokia is reportedly working on a new set of Lumia-branded smartphones that can be recharged without plugging in a power cable and can connect wirelessly with accessories via NFC (near field communication).

Nokia: It's 'Completely Obvious' We'll Be in the Top 3
Nokia, the Finnish phone maker, is optimistic about Windows Phone 7, Microsoft's new mobile operating system, which will be shipping on some of its hottest handsets this year. Nokia's earnings have been hurting after it formed its partnership with Microsoft, but Jorma Ollila, the company's chairman, believes everything will work out.

Nokia revamp will hurt most of 2012 results: Chairman
HELSINKI (Reuters) - A major revamp at Nokia that includes a deal to use Microsoft Corp software in its smartphones will impact the earnings of the Finnish handset maker throughout most of this year, Chairman Jorma Ollila said on Wednesday. "For a significant part of the year the transition will be seen in the results," Ollila told Finnish national broadcaster YLE. Last week, when Nokia reported ...

Microsoft Stores taking $25 deposit on Nokia Lumia 900
AT&T, Microsoft and Nokia haven't said when the Lumia 900 will hit stores or how much it will cost, but if the flagship Windows Phone is just a device you have to have, you can now pre-order it.

Nokia Siemens to Cut 2,900 German Jobs in Profitability Push
Nokia Siemens Networks, the wireless-equipment venture of Nokia Oyj and Siemens AG, will cut 2,900 jobs in Germany and 1,200 in Finland as it struggles to compete with more profitable manufacturers.

Nokia Lumia Sales Seen Topping 1 Million in Relief for Stock
Nokia Oyj’s first phones running Microsoft Corp. software may have sold enough units last year to help rebuild investor confidence in the Finnish company, which lost $19 billion in market value in 2011.

Nokia 2011 results deep in red despite new Lumia line
World-leading mobile phone maker Nokia on Thursday posted deep 2011 losses amid slumping handset sales and as its first Windows-based smartphone, aimed at shoring up its flagging market share, struggled to get off the ground.

Nokia Philippines welcomes new general manager
NOKIA recently announced the appointment of Dharmesh Goshalia as general manager of its Philippine offices. Goshalia will also handle the position of head of Sales at the company.