It looks as if the rumored March 18th release date for the AT&T bound Nokia Lumia 900 with 4.3″ display and speedy LTE is going to come and go without a Lumia in sight. BGR is reporting that a trusted source has stated the release date for the Lumia 900 could very well slip because the device still hasn’t received technical acceptance. A delay for the single greatest Windows Phone device to date, and the only high-end Nokia device in the U.S. is indeed...

The only thing Nokia makes that most of the tech crowd cares about these days, and the platform that will help them (hopefully) get back into the mainstream revolves around Windows Phone 7. The software combined with Nokia’s excellant hardware is an Apple-like combination of pure bliss. The Nokia Lumia 800 and 900 showcase this to a T. But as much as we’d like to think smartphone’s and Nokia’s new Lumia devices are the main money maker in their...

As seemingly perfect as the Lumia 800 appears, there are some bugs that have made it quite a bear for some users. One issue in particular (for some) has been battery drain, more specifically a lot of battery drain. But a new ROM/firmware version (1600.2487.8107.12070) that has popped up over at XDA goes a long way to making the Lumia 800 a much better device. For starers, XDA members as well as some people over at WP Central have seen their battery life increase 3x! Other...

Word on the interwebs is that Nokia is looking to go back after the business/corporate market with a new Windows Phone complete with a front-facing QWERTY keyboard. Such a phone would certainly appeal to users lamenting at the demise of the physical keyboard, though will have some issues to contend with. First and foremost, the screen has to be a certain minimum size to meet Windows Phone requirements, properly display the OS and apps, etc. Second, a device with a large...

The insanely high resolution 41-megapixel sensor found on the newly announced PureView808 Symbian phone will have its technology come to future products, according to Nokia. The move isn’t surprising. One would certainly hope and expect that a technology as important to one of Nokia’s core features (awesome photo quality) would make its way to actual modern smartphones powered by Windows Phone 7, the companies only plan moving forward. We’ll admit that we...