Reports came in this week that had Nokia moving mostly away from Symbian for its high-end N-series devices by 2012. Nokia has now come out and denounced that as premature. Nokia says that it remains firmly attached to Symbian. continued »

Nokia has long used Symbian as its sole platform for smartphones. Recently the company has started to use a new platform for its high-end smartphones, but has vowed to not abandon Symbian as its core offering. continued »

Nokia's Symbian operating system is the most widely used platform for smartphones in the world. There were rumors this month that Nokia may be moving to Android for some of its smartphones, but the mobile phone maker said that it would not abandon Symbian. Today Accenture has announced that it has entered into an agreement with Nokia to purchase the professional ... continued »

Earlier this morning I posted a rumor that Nokia was working to bring a new Android-powered smartphone to market. I said at the time that it seemed a bit off for Nokia, who pushes Symbian, to be using the Android OS. Reuters reports that Nokia has now come out and denied that it has plans for an Android smartphone. A Nokia ... continued »

The Zoom 2 looks like 'the' model to be reckoned with. It is being deployed through Symbian Foundation as its first official reference design. continued »