This phablet-size Windows Phone sports Nokia's PureView camera technology with lossless zoom and raw mode. It also boasts a huge 6-inch display, memory card slot, wireless charging, Snapdragon 800 ...

there was the…um, you know, the Nokia something something… Well, someone in this big blue marble of a world we live in ...

In 2011 Nokia announced it has chosen Windows Phone as the OS for all its future smartphones providing a solid backing for the fledgling OS and in the same time betting all of its mobile phone ...

In America, however, that’s a problem. CNET explains that the new Nokia 3310 runs on the 900MHz frequency. To work on AT&T, the phone would need to support the 850MHz and 1900MHz frequencies.