It has been recently revealed that Nokia might be under some sort of pressure from the UK networks, for lowering the costs of the Lumia series phone 710. This might be because it is much above the market prices of other smart phones of the same category.

The firm was of the view that this phone is a more pocket-friendly version of the Windows Phone 7. It seems to be however much highly priced that the other phones of the same feature and class.

Finnish handset maker Nokia has unveiled a NFC-capable Bluetooth headset, called Luna.

The strikingly designed two-piece, monochromatic Luna can be linked with an NFC-capable phone by just tapping the phone on the new headset. If the phone is not NFC-capable one can make the two devices to talk to each other via Bluetooth.

Pocketnow has disclosed two commercials of the new Nokia Worlds, which is yet to be officially launched. As per revelation, the Nokia World will be accessed only by users with Windows Phone operating system.

A Nokia employee has turned down rumours that the Finnish handset maker will release Symbian Belle OS on 26th of October.

Various reports claim that Belle update of the Symbian operating system will make debut during the Nokia World 2011 event, which is going to take place on 26th and 27th of this month.

Finnish handset maker is expected to announce the Symbian Belle OS at the Nokia World event that is scheduled to take place on October 26 and 27 in London.

Various reports suggest that Symbian Belle OS, which is the next and may be the last upgrade to Symbian, will make debut on the Nokia 603 smartphone.

Various reports suggest that Nokia is busy in developing its own Linux-based mobile operating system for low-end smartphones.

Citing unnamed sources, the Wall Street Journal recently reported that the new operating system has been codenamed Meltemi, and is being developed under Nokia mobile phone’s executive vice president Mary McDowell.