Nokia has unveiled an online music store, a gaming service and four new multimedia handsets in a move to take a greater share of consumer spending from mobile operators. By Reuters, The Associated ...

Nokia, the world's largest cell phone maker, has unveiled an online music store, a gaming service and four new multimedia handsets in a move to take a greater share of consumer spending from mobile ...

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Nokia is launching an online music store in Europe and Asia to let its cellphone users buy tunes for the mobile or PC. Don’t call Nokia just a hardware supplier because the Finnish giant is now ...

Now Windows Phone 8 has arrived with Xbox Music in tow, what's next for Nokia Music? Well, at a press briefing this week in London, it told the assembled tech press that its still going -- and Nokia's ...

Nokia said on Tuesday it had agreed to buy U.S.-based digital music distributor Loudeye for $60 million as the world's largest handset maker aims for a bigger slice of a potentially lucrative market.

Nokia plans to launch its Comes With Music service and open Nokia Music Stores in more countries in the coming months, it said on Wednesday. The company also showed two new XpressMusic phones. The ...