KIANEWS News of the Nokia
24. 12. 2023 Sunday
A little late, but Nokia Mobile has released the new Android 13 Build (V3.310) and November security update...
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23. 12. 2023 Saturday
Nokia's recently announced Nokia C32 smartphone has become available at a special price from Africa's Simba Telecom...
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22. 12. 2023 Friday
In the latest development in the 5G patent licensing dispute between Nokia and Oppo, the Delhi High Court...
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21. 12. 2023 Thursday
Nokia Mobile has released the new Android 13 Build (V2.300) and November security update for the popular Nokia XR21 5G device...
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20. 12. 2023 Wednesday
The agreement reflects CNS’s investment focus on technology leadership areas, and the active portfolio management of others.
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20. 12. 2023 Wednesday
If organizations know which activities cause the most significant biodiversity loss and how large...
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The two companies trialed MediaTek’s T300 series RedCap test equipment in du’s 5G Standalone (SA) Radio Access Network (RAN) built with Nokia’s AirScale radio products, leveraging the existing mid-band Spectrum. This will follow extending RedCap over low band frequencies, ensuring extreme coverage and connectivity. Notably, the low band in 600MHz, is a vital connectivity band currently under discussion at the World Radio Conference WRC-23 taking place...
Cable operators are upgrading their networks to fiber because it offers the highest performance, scalability and reliability. However, fiber installation in MDUs often requires significant construction work and coordination with building owners and tenants, making the process complex, costly and time consuming for operators. In older MDUs, cable routing and structural access may make fiber installation impossible.
As the industrial research arm of Nokia, Nokia Bell Labs has always moved ahead of the times to deliver some of the world’s most important technological breakthroughs. From the creation of the world’s first transistor and solar cell to the birth of cellular and satellite communications, Unix, and today’s AI...
HMD Global, the powerhouse brand behind Nokia smartphones, has launched its first smartphone with repairability at its heart, and for every device sold in April, HMD Global is willing to donate AUD 20 to Clean Up Australia, helping to protect the environment by too.