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.

There is great possibility that after reading the news, mobile companies would have some brain-waving discussions in order to grab maximum foothold in the market.

As per research firm GfK survey, it has been found that Apple is leading the market by winning maximum brand loyalty votes. The firm surveyed about 4,500 people in Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Brazil, China, the United States and Japan.

It seems like the world would soon be revolving around software like Siri, a program which function by the assistance of the user’s voice. The software was founded in 2007. However, it has recently been introduced in the iPhone 4S.

It has been revealed in a recent study that the excess usage of cell phones might actually not be so harmful for a person, and it might not pose a risk of cancer.

This has been revealed after an extensive study conducted by a team of researchers from Denmark. The research involved as many as 350,000 people, for a period of 18 years.

In the wake of AT&T’s earlier claims that the carrier’s proposed $39 billion takeover of T-Mobile USA would result in the creation of between 55,000 and 96,000 jobs, the officials at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have asked AT&T to submit further details to substantiate the jobs claims.

In a Thursday letter to AT&T, Rick Kaplan - the wireless bureau head at FCC – sought the carrier’s response to the commission’s May request for more information about its jobs claims in connection with its merger with T-Mobile.

According to the findings of a new survey by Nielsen, multitasking while watching television is fast becoming common among the Americans, with the majority of them using their tablets, smartphones, and e-readers, alongside viewing a TV show!