Senior Nokia executive leaks information regarding release date to Finnish newspaper FULL STORY >

For the users looking to speed up their texting ability, Nokia looks set to introduce Swype to Symbian Series 60 5th edition phones. FULL STORY >

Nokia has unveiled the 5250 which should suit buyers looking for a capable entry-level phone. FULL STORY >

Intel and Nokia unveil a new joint R&D center based in Finland that will look into new technology as well as mobile user experiences. FULL STORY >

Nokia's N86 brings all the benefits of smartphones within reach of the visually impaired, thanks to Vodacom's built-in voice offering. FULL STORY >

Pics of Nokia's next flagship smartphone hits the net this week in the Tech News Round-up, whilst Foursquare CEO offers his take on Facebook's newly launched location-based service and Sony pokes fun at Apple. FULL STORY >

Nokia has unveiled its new X series phone, the X3 Touch and Type, which combines a touch-screen with a conventional keypad. FULL STORY >

Nokia's N8 and Symbian S3 are a safe bet, but will it be enough? FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up Oracle is suing Google over patent and copyright issues, while Skype plans on going public and the official Foursquare app becomes available in the testing phase for Symbian S60 V5 phones. FULL STORY >

Nokia Music downloads will now be DRM free FULL STORY >

Twitter passes the 20 billion mark in tweets in this week's Tech News Round-up, while Android continues to grow its user base daily and Intel settles complaints levelled against it with the US Federal Trade Commission. FULL STORY >

Nokia has announced the readiness of Symbian^3, which is now stable enough to be released on mainstream devices. FULL STORY >

Vodacom launches new smartphones capable of opening the mobile world to visually disabled customers FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Apple's magical iPad goes plane hopping to nine new places, while the Antennagate narrative continues but the Nexus One web store doesn't. FULL STORY >

The Finnish mobile giant starts to look weary as recent sales figures show a steady decline in profits. FULL STORY >