In the case of the Nokia N1, that puts licensee Foxconn in the driving seat. Perhaps this explains the N1's focus on China and the mirroring of a successful strategy employed by other ...

There’s even "Natural Aluminum" and "Lava Grey" color schemes, and a cover that looks suspiciously similar to Apple’s Smart Case. Nokia's own N1 website also looks like it's straight from ...

With Nokia‘s newest hardware announcement, the Nokia N1, we now get to see a mainstream device with the reversible technology. In case you’re unfamiliar, the Nokia N1 is an Android-running ...

In any case Microsoft has moved quickly to remove ... but there are some pointers on Nokia's N1 mini-site. The first is the prominent mention of Nokia's Z Launcher, a UI that looks to learn ...

And there’s no ugly looking widgets, or evidence of UI lag (during a brief hands on), as has been the case with Android tablets in years past. On the specs front, Nokia says the N1 offers a ...

As mentioned, the Nokia N1 Tablet features a 7.9-inch IPS LCD display ... and are very grainy, even in the case of shots taken in good lighting situations. As far as the camera application ...

The Android-powered N1 is Nokia’s first new product since selling ... in appearance to that for the Lightning connector, the case looks strikingly similar to Apple’s Smart Case – and ...

Earlier today Nokia (the 'old' Nokia ... marketed and sold by others (Foxconn, in the case of the N1 tablet).

As is the case with the Nokia N1 tablet, Nokia is currently working on developing smartphones powered by Android 5.0 Lollipop. Details surrounding one of these unreleased phones, which is ...

The new N1 was unveiled by Nokia on Nov. 18 as the company’s ... and learn which is best for your specific use case.

While Nokia’s deal with Microsoft prevents it from releasing any new smartphones for a period of time, tablets are apparently a different story entirely. The N1 is a complete departure from ...