This vintage phone collection showcases seven iconic cellphones released from 1999 to 2014 by Nokia, Palm, Microsoft, and BlackBerry.

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A long time ago, Symbian OS was the absolute leader in the smartphone market, and rightfully so. This operating system did not have a worthy alternative until the emergence of iOS in 2007, and later ...

The king was on his last legs – Symbian once ruled the smartphone world, but the introduction of the iPhone followed by the arrival of Android spelled the end for the platform. However ...

Symbian announced that Nokia has formally completed the acquisition of the world's biggest smartphone operating system company. The companies announced their plans earlier this year to have Nokia ...

The next version of Nokia's Symbian OS will be called Nokia Belle, the company said ina blog post on Wednesday. Since Nokia made the decision to go with Microsoft's Windows Phone, the company has ...

It has been close to a decade since the last high-end Nokia Symbian phone was released, but if you've managed to continue to use some of these devices over the past few years, you'll be happy to ...

An unknown person or group reportedly stole the cryptographic key used by Nokia to digitally sign applications for Symbian OS and extorted millions of euros from the company in 2007 by threatening ...

Mostly dead, as Miracle Max would say, means slightly alive, and while the big guns have left the building, there are still countless Symbian handsets still out there, still in service ...

Malkavaara described the Symbian-based Nokia E51 as being the third cellular phone he had ever owned. But unlike earlier cellphones from Nokia that "were very easy to use" and "no manuals were ...

Finnish phone maker Nokia this week announced that it has shipped its last Symbian-powered handset, signaling the end for the mobile operating systems which once dominated the wireless phone space.