We met Pekka Pohjakalli at Nokia Developer Summit 2009 and couldn’t resist to ask him a handful of questions about Nokia’s services and marketing, as well as the company’s recent progress on this front...

It's not the first summit of this caliber for Nokia, although all prior events had different names, such as Nokia Internet Day, Nokia World. Fear not, though, these events won't go anywhere - they have simply added one more with a special emphasis on developers. Find out more about what they showcased at the Summit after the jump...

For Nokia the 6710 Navigator is the third product in a row with a heavy focus on navigation functionality, as its name suggests. Their first foray into this market came about in the form of the Nokia 6110 Navigator that never became popular and seemed pretty pale given the wealth of other S60-based smartphones...

It's not a secret that Nokia use every tool in their arsenal to prolong lifecycles of their phones. Now that the exclusive contract for the Nokia 6650 Fold with T-Mobile has expired, they are bringing the phone to other regions as well...

The luxury mobile phone market is now witnessing the rise of another player – Tag Heuer from the world of Swiss-made wristwatches and their brand-new MERIDIIST phone. We couldn’t miss an event of this magnitude...

Last time I promised to tell about the Nokia N97, but somehow I forgot about this, and, to complicate things even further I deleted all screenshots taken from both the N97 and N86 - obviously, it was an accident...

Essentially, the W705 is the good old Sony Ericsson G705 but in a new Walkman-styled wrapping, coming with disabled GPS and a wealth of new applications. We take it for a quick walk.

The Nokia 6700 comes in to replace Nokia's best selling mid-tier offering, the 6300. Although it doesn't come all alone - in reality, there is another phone designed with exactly same goal in mind, which is extremely uncharacteristic of Nokia...

One of the key models for Sony Ericsson in 2009 that is set to land on most markets some time around 2010 at a price point similar to what the infamous XPERIA kicked off at...

While we haven’t forgotten our Spillikins series, over the last couple of months we have been dealing with boatloads of information and never got a chance to categorize it for the next article...

Music-minded phone housed in a now-rare clamshell-type design. Inside are Walkman UI 3.0, Shake Control functionality, along with a hefty price tag and a wealth of rivals in Sony Ericsson's own portfolio.

Frankly speaking, as it stands today, the Nokia E55’s future appears to be extremely vague at best. And the reason for that is not tough competition on the outside; in fact the E55 will be eaten up by Nokia’s very own Eseries models that are either on their way to the market or already available...

This is our second round table with Nokia’s Vice President, Anssi Vanjoki. Last time we talked about the economic meltdown and Nokia’s immediate plans. This time around we managed to cover some deeper questions, such as the company’s strategy, DVB-H technology and the future of S60...

So far Samsung have seen a lot of success with models mimicking designs of their flagships, yet retailing for almost half as much. And while these offerings attracted new audiences, they never stirred up any conflicts between various user groups...

Nokia's Classic range gets two newcomers in the 230-250 Euro price-bracket for the second quarter of 2009, specifically the Nokia 6700, which is going to become one of the most popular mid-tier solutions...

Technically speaking, it’s a copy of the S8300 Ultra Touch, however the Beat DJ adds a special flavor to this otherwise standard feature pack with its supreme audio quality, 5.1 mode and loud stereo-speakers. One of the best music-playing solutions out there.

It doesn’t have a 600 Mhz CPU or any other bells and whistles – read our breakdown on the 5630 XpressMusic that was supposed to hit the shelves a long time ago...

Unfortunately, it’s still unclear whether the HTC Magic will be made commercially available outside Vodafone’s markets (where it’ll be retailed as HTC-Vodafone), which is the only carrier that HTC has signed up with to date...

When launched, in a very low key manner, the Nokia E75 was heralded as the successor to Nokia's line-up of communicators, and the E90 in particular...

The Nokia 6700 comes in to replace Nokia's best selling mid-tier offering, the 6300. Although it doesn't come all alone...

Nokia’s touchscreen-enabled flagship turned out to have a major flaw and it seems none of the phones they have sold to date are defect-free. We find out more about why the 5800’s earpiece breaks down.

While people at most other resources were reading the press-release, we took the Nokia N86 for a walk and made a couple of test shots and recorded some videos...

Twenty four hours before the world’s largest telecom event, Mobile World Congress, kicked off, Sony Ericsson had rolled out two new phones – W995 and the mysterious smartphone codenamed Idou…

Earlier today Nokia unleashed some of their new products and services, and I’d say it was a very, very cautious presentation with only a couple of fresh E-series devices, a bunch of other phones and OVI store.

HTC’s latest and greatest communicators are well-designed and pack in a bunch of state-of-the-art features under their hoods.

Having announced Tegra at last year’s MWC, nVidia showcased its first working prototypes at Computex. This time around they rolled out a bunch of new devices some of which were powered by Android…

Find out more about Garmin's much-rumored cross between a personal navigator and a communicator

A number of interesting but hard-to-materialize concepts, plus a whole array of phones that very few will find appealing...

I suppose by now everyone has heard about Toshiba’s almighty G1, powered by a 1 Ghz CPU and SnapDragon, that boasts a proprietary software shell and basically materializes the dreams of all Windows Mobile aficionados...

I guess it's no longer a secret that Sagem are going through really tough times right now, and to be honest I didn't even expect their booth at MWC 2009...

Samsung’s “heavy artillery” that combines a whole array of technologies, GPS, big screen, decent music department, pretty good camera, and positioned at ordinary consumers who don’t need any bells and whistles in their phones.

Below is a bunch of photos we took at Sony Ericsson's booth, and here are some bad news - the Sony Ericsson C901 was nowhere to be found there...

Motorola's mobile divison has been in a very awkward state for a while now - they hardly release any new phones and those that make it to the shelves, as a rule, get there somewhat late...

Techi, behold the new mobile powerhouse that can capture HD quality video, boasts an enormous AMOLED display and a wealth of state-of-the-art features.

This candybar-shaped phone comes with a nice suite of state-of-the-art features, aiming to replace the Samsung U800 Soul. But as it turns out, the S7220 Ultra is a mixed bag. Why? Read on.

Learn more about Samsung’s three latest and greatest phones, including Omnia HD, as well as some other ongoing initiatives.