Nokia’s fun Amazing Everyday commercial for Nokia Lumia 800 has has now arrived for India with an auto-rickshaw ride and sadhus playing soccer. I’ve always been fan of Nokia commercials with subtle background score and inspirations drawn from life’s everyday moments.
Nokia launched Lumia Windows Phones in India last month at a press event in New Delhi. While, Nokia, and Microsoft, talked about the device and Nokia’s marketing and sales roadmap, Nokia strangely did not announce the prices. [My live blog coverage] [Photos]
The Nokia Lumia 800 and Nokia Lumia 710 phones have launched and Nokia is working on an unprecedented retail support and an aggressive consumer marketing campaign along with the rollout. Apart from the consumer engagement, Nokia is also focusing on the developer engagement.
Nokia India – Windows Phone launch
If Nokia-Microsoft alliance was huge, Google today shocked everybody in the mobile business and consumers on different platforms by buying Motorola Mobility outright for $12.5 billion.
Mary Jo Foley at ZDNet has heard from sources that Tango, the next release of Windows Phone post-mango update might just be for Nokia to hit a lower-price point focused on the Asian market. Nokia has in the past claimed that the deal with Microsoft would allow them to make changes to Windows Phone operating [...]
Researcher Benedict Evans Evans explored the numbers on the Facebook application pages of each platform to reveal interesting insights into usage of Facebook mobile applications. Facebook has a page for each application which mentions active users of the application.
Brian Gorbett and Cliff Simpkins meet over a discussion that covers the recent Nokia announcement and new features in store for the Windows Phone 7 platform which Cliff promises will “really blow people away.”
Nokia has released a video capturing developer reaction to the planned move to Windows Phone for smartphones and its associated programming tools.
Watch the full keynote from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, joined by Joe Belfiore, corporate vice president, Windows Phone Program Management, and Nokia President and CEO Stephen Elop.