Microsoft hopes to tempt you away from Android and iOS with a pair of flagship smartphones that boast built-in facial recognition and liquid cooling. The Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL scan your eyes ...

Windows phones could be about to make a comeback. By far the biggest reason to buy one of Microsoft’s new Lumias is for Windows 10. There are plenty of other smartphones powered by that Snapdragon 810 ...

A new Android phone comes out every other day with some fantastic hardware spec that presumably makes it better than all the other phones out there. Windows Phone has had a much more modest release ...

Microsoft has announced that the Nokia Lumia brand is dead; there will be no more Nokia-branded Windows Phones. Instead, we'll now get Microsoft Lumia devices. It will be interesting to see how the ...

The Microsoft Lumia and Windows Phone business is dead. Unless, y’know, it isn’t. Satya Nadella has now “clarified” the strategy, but it seems there are more questions than answers. As far as Your ...

Reuters report how InterDigital won a round over Microsoft on Monday in a legal battle that has been going on since 2007. Originally filed against Nokia, patent licensor InterDigital claim that ...

Last month marked the addition of mobile devices to the Windows 10 Technical Preview, but not many users were actually able to try it due to the small number of devices supported. The next build of ...

The rumor mill says that Microsoft will release an Android-powered Nokia Lumia phone — a smartphone line that has been the flagship for Windows Phone. If true, will it mean the demise of Windows Phone ...

HELSINKI (Reuters) - Nokia's new Lumia smartphones are trickling into the market and early signs suggest they may sell well enough to give the handset maker more time in its fight against industry ...

The Nokia Lumia replica phone with the codename SkyLine should be a mid-range contender with high-end features. It will come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chip, 12GB RAM, and 256GB storage space ...

Nokia’s Lumia 900 has the makings of the ultimate tech comeback story: A once-proud mobile phone maker makes a desperate pact with Microsoft, which despite its own juggernaut status in the PC market ...

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