Nokia will support Symbian until 2016

Release Date ‎May 27, 2011‎ in Inquirer

Nokia Plans For Frequent Windows Phone Releases InformationWeek - Ed Hansberry - ‎May 27, 2011‎ With Symbian put out to pasture, the Finnish phone maker plans to launch new phones for Microsoft's mobile platform every two to three months. By Ed Hansberry InformationWeek After the first Windows Phone device rolls off the Nokia assembly line ...
Nokia will get own Windows shop window Register - Bill Ray - ‎May 27, 2011‎ Nokia will be selling Windows Phone applications from its own marketplace, with Symbian applications sharing space on the Nokia store shelves until 2016 at the least. Nokia has been reiterating its commitment to ...
Nokia will support Symbian until 2016 Inquirer - Lawrence Latif - ‎May 27, 2011‎ Nokia's CEO Stephen Elop made the statement in an interview on Nokia's Conversations China blog - the interview is in English - that Nokia, through its support partner Accenture, will provide updates to Symbian at least until 2016. ...
Nokia to Support Symbian System During Shift to Windows, Chief Elop Says Bloomberg - Kati Pohjanpalo - ‎May 27, 2011‎ Nokia Oyj (NOK1V), which was overtaken by Apple Inc. (AAPL) as the largest maker of mobile phones last quarter, will extend the life of its own operating system as it prepares the first handset running ...
Nokia sticking by Symbian until 2016, Elop says ZDNet Asia - Jessica Dolcourt - ‎May 26, 2011‎ Finnish phonemaker may have promised Microsoft primary allegiance as the hardware's OS of choice, but that doesn't mean it's ready to hang Symbian out to dry. ...
Nokia Plans First Windows Phones for This Year Wall Street Journal (blog) - Christopher Lawton - ‎May 26, 2011‎ Nokia has been busy lately. After a short silence, the company is pulling back the curtain a bit. On a quick trip to New York, Jo Harlow, the company's executive vice president of smart devices, dished the dirt on Nokia's new ...
Windows Phone Strategy Change on the Horizon infoSync World - Sindre Lia - ‎May 26, 2011‎ Microsoft now officially indicates that a strategy change with regards to Windows Phone is on the horizon. Nokia and Microsoft have ambitions to succeed in the mobility market, but currently don't have a single ...
Nokia On Windows Phone Pricing, Developers, Operators, Skype And App Stores Forbes (blog) - Elizabeth Woyke - ‎May 26, 2011‎ Nokia's head of smart devices, Jo Harlow, doesn't do many interviews. She's too busy criscrossing the globe overseeing Nokia's transition from its longtime Symbian smartphone platform to Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system. ...
Nokia Corp. (NYSE:NOK) Extends Symbian Until 2016 eMoneyDaily - Cory Perrin - ‎May 30, 2011‎ According to a report that appeared on RTT News, Nokia Corp's (NYSE:NOK) CEO has announced support and updates to Symbian users until 2016. Stephen Elop, CEO Nokia Corp. (NYSE:NOK) said, “Even as we go through a transition to our primary Smartphone ...
	Nokia Boss Pledges Symbian Support Until 2016 eWEEK Europe UK - Tom Jowitt - ‎May 30, 2011‎ Nokia has given its clearest indication yet over the future of Symbian, after CEO Stephen Elop used an interview to confirm that Symbian support will continue to until at least 2016. Elop made the commitment during a video interview (in English) on ...
	Introducing the All Gold Nokia: No Phone has looked this good International Business Times AU - Ranina Sanglap - ‎May 29, 2011‎ Nokia's taking a different strategy in the ongoing smartphone wars. While Apple, HTC and other smartphone makers are ramping up their efforts into more memory space, features and apps, Nokia is fighting back ...
Nokia finally catches up to Shanzhai Shanzai.com (blog) - ‎May 29, 2011‎ The Shanzhai have been providing what the consumers want for years and notably with phones for the China market, they make sure they can cope with dual SIM cards. Nokia has finally come to the party with the X1-01 and C2-00 models. ...
	Nokia's CEO: We'll Stick To Symbian Through 2016 Hot Hardware - Ray Willington - ‎May 29, 2011‎ Symbian's dead. Long live Symbian? It seems to be the case these days, as Nokia's long-lived operating system may not be completely paralyzed just yet. In a very interesting twist and turn of events, newly instated CEO Stephen Elop has come out and ...
	Nokia X7 Smartphone LetsGoMobile (press release) - Mark Peters - ‎May 29, 2011‎ N okia introduced the Nokia X7 Smartphone. With the new Nokia X7 Smartphone Nokia aims at entertainment enthusiasts. The Nokia X7 is the first Nokia smartphone to contain the updated Symbian software, with new icons and usability enhancements such as ...
	Nokia rolls out C2-00 and X1-01 Black Friday Deals - ‎May 29, 2011‎ By Ankita Mishra Nokia has announced to roll out its C2-00 and X1-01 in the Indian market. The Nokia C2-00 is a phenomenal dual SIM device that caters for the basic necessities of the users. It is not like the SmartPhone that has embellished the market ...
AAS Insight #168: Symbian to 2016, Oro, Mango All About Symbian - Rafe Blandford - ‎May 28, 2011‎ In All About Symbian Insight 168, we open with news of the latest Ovi Store update, which facilitates the provisioning of application updates. We then discuss Stephen Elop's (Nokia CEO) recent statement that software updates for Symbian devices would ...
	Nokia to move away from its Symbian system- Report Black Friday Deals - Sayani Pradhan - ‎May 28, 2011‎ Mumbai- Leading mobile manufacturing company Nokia is planning to move away from its Symbian system for its smartphones. It will on the other hand market devices using Windows Phone from the popular Microsoft. ...
Nokia Windows Phone 7 to launch every month, Nokia E6 pre-orders started NewsDen - ‎May 28, 2011‎ Seems like Nokia can launch first of its Windows Phone 7 device some time later this year, according to the latest report. The news comes via Nokia's executive vice president of smartphones, Jo Harlow, who told PCMag during an interview that Nokia will ...
	Stephen Elop - Support for Symbian to Continue at Least Till 2016 Tech2 - ‎May 28, 2011‎ In a recent interview with Nokia's own “Conversations” Blog, top man, Stephen Elop (President, CEO) came forward to address a few concerns that Symbian users the world over were worried about. Since Nokia and Microsoft tied the knot this year, ...
	Nokia to support Symbian till 2016 The Mobile Indian - Prasoon Kumar - ‎May 27, 2011‎ The users who are more concerned about third party apps will face some difficulties since app developers would be more interested in developing apps for those platforms which have longer term ...
	Nokia CEO Announces Symbian Cutoff Date Geeky gadgets - Catalin Alexandru - ‎May 27, 2011‎ Though having played coy when asked about the inevitable planned phase-out of Symbian until now, Nokia's CEO has finally come out with an answer as to the expected year of the veteran mobile OS's demise. 2016 is when Nokia will stop releasing Symbian ...
Nokia's First Windows Phones to Arrive This Year: Report eWeek - Michelle Maisto - ‎May 27, 2011‎ The first Nokia Windows Phone will arrive this year, ahead of schedule, according to a report. China and locally relevant apps are other parts of Nokia's planned turnaround. Nokia CEO Stephen Elop recently expressed hope on a Finnish television program ...
	Nokia Windows Phone 7 Mango release date this year? PopHerald.com - Carlo Diokno - ‎May 27, 2011‎ Nokia is scheduled to release “tons” of Windows Phone devices, based on the statement made by the company's SVP for Smartphones, Jo Harlow. According to Harlow, Nokia will use Windows Phone more often, and the platform's fans can expect a new Nokia ...
	Blogbite: C2-00/X1-01, Windows Phone Mango, Nokia Oro and more… Nokia Conversations - ‎May 27, 2011‎ By Ian posted on the 27th of May 2011 at 7:50PM GLOBAL �" Dan has Angry Birds in his studio; there's a recap on the C2-00 and X1-01 launch with Dual SIM functionality on both. There's details of the great new Windows Phone Mango release. ...
	Nokia: New Windows Phone 7 devices every two months Pocket-lint.com - Paul Lamkin - ‎May 27, 2011‎ Nokia is well aboard the good ship Windows Phone 7 now, and with the new Mango features officially confirmed for all to hear is keen to stress its dedication to the platform. And what dedication it is, Roy Castle would have been proud. ...
Symbian updates will continue to 2016 at least, says Nokia CEO The Fonecast - ‎May 27, 2011‎ Stephen Elop, Nokia's President and CEO, has said that software updates and support for Symbian phones will continue until 2016 at the earliest. His comments were posted on the Nokia Conversations blog this week. The company said in February it plans ...
Nokia's Elop promises support for Symbian through 'at least' 2016 FierceWireless - Phil Goldstein - ‎May 27, 2011‎ Nokia (NYSE:NOK) CEO Stephen Elop said the company is committed to supporting the Symbian operating through "at least" 2016, even as it moves full steam ahead to use Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) Windows Phone as its primary smartphone platform. ...
	Nokia Windows Phone 7 coming this year, still? Mobile Computing News - ‎May 27, 2011‎ By Wilson • May 27th, 2011 • Category: Industry News, Nokia Microsoft recently unveiled the much-talked about Windows Phone 7 Mango update, with many saying it represents the start of the company truly proving what it brings to the mobile OS game, ...
	When will Symbian die? Unwired View - ‎May 27, 2011‎ By Vlad Bobleanta on 27 May 11 Symbian is dead. Oh wait, it isn't. Well, not quite. Perhaps just a bit. Buy Nokia Windows Phones. But wait, don't stop buying Nokia Symbian smartphones! The above seems to me like it's a pretty accurate representation of ...
	Windows Phone Nokia Maps Integration Not Happening Until 2012 Social Barrel - Francis Rey - ‎May 27, 2011‎ Microsoft regrets to inform that the switch to use Nokia Maps to power Bing Maps will not happen anytime sooner than early 2012, even with its upcoming Windows Phone 7.1 Mango update. In an interview with Phonescoop, Microsoft's Greg Sullivan says that ...