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"When Nokia pulled the covers off the 808 PureView camera phone during its Mobile World Congress press conference, the initial reaction was 'wow, 41 megapixels!' This was followed by 'oh, it's a shame it's running Symbian.'"

Nokia, the world's largest mobile making company in units, has planned to introduce its latest Windows 8 powered tablet PC in June 2012, a reports from Reuters with mention to the France Nokia's official Paul Amsellem, who gave a discussion to the broadsheet Les Echos.

"The Samsung Galaxy S II remains the best-selling smartphone in the UK for the eighth successive month, despite the arrivals of the much-vaunted iPhone 4S and the Nokia Lumia 800."

"Young consumers "fed up with iPhones" will flock to Nokia's new Windows Phone offering, according to an executive from the Finnish company."

"The New Year seems set to bring lots of interesting technology surprises, with a recent Nokia invite hinting at a launch of a new handset, the Lumia 900."

"We're already familiar with the Nokia Lumia 710, the Lumia 800 and the currently US-only Lumia 900, but what's next for Nokia's family of Windows Phone 7 devices? Company CEO Stephen Elop has already hinted there will be more phones out this year, and if this new rumour is correct, one of the first will be the Lumia 910."

"While we may get all over-excited about the smartphones coming from Mobile World Congress, there are still plenty of people out there who either only want a feature phone, or that can't take advantage of the high-speed data networks they support."

"This past weekend was the first birthday of Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 operating system, a date commemorated by Microsoft's Joe Belfiore, who tweeted 'our very first phones started selling (Europe only) 1 year ago' and added that 'a lot's happened in a year'. Indeed, we've had NoDo and Mango, plus various new phones including the massive Titan."

"Nokia's newly announced Windows Phone powered Lumia 800 smartphone can now be preordered on pay as you go from Three Mobile for under £400 straight from the retailer itself."

Last Friday in an interview with Bloomberg, Samsung gave us more details about it upcoming Tizen smartphone. Surprisingly or not Samsung said that "the Tizen phone will be out in August or September, and this will be in the high-end category". For those who don't know, Tizen is an open source project formed from Nokia and Intel's MeeGo and Samsung's Bada

"Like everything covering the world by the millions and constantly changing shape, mobile phones are evolving. And the smaller, smarter species have taken over from the clumsy giants of yesteryear. Once upon a time Motorola ruled over a world of giant bricks. Then, Nokia dominated a dumbphone world, a rich carpet of thousands of different charging cables foresting the floor near electrical outlets, blowing away the ancient voiceboxes with texts and LCD screens and lots of other things which we swear sounded modern back then. But in 2012 it's the time of the smartphone, and Samsung have finally wrestled the crown away from the Finnish giant."

"Nokia has announced a wave of new app releases, some of them exclusive to the Windows Phone platform, at the CTIA Wireless show currently underway in New Orleans, USA."

Microsoft, currently in news due to biggest hit of its Windows Phone 7 powered smartphones, the Nokia Lumia 800 and the Lumia 710, now has announced its latest Xbox Live app for Apple iOS devices.

Deutsche Bank has reported last week that Q4 sales of Nokia's latest Lumia 710 and Lumia 800 smartphones will accomplish more than 2 million devices.

Samsung has unveiled that the company is expected to ship more mobiles in 2012 to rival Nokia after a successful run of device sales in 2011.

Nokia seemed to get a raw end of the deal with Microsoft, with the once popular mobile phone device now looking like disappearing. For Microsoft and its mobile Windows based operating system, it means a change of thinking and direction

"Rumours are circulating to suggest that the next iteration of Microsoft's Windows Phone platform, codenamed Tango, will make its bow at as Vegas-based consumer electronics show CES early next year."