MeeGo News

Samsung said it can't buy the MeeGo from Intel because the platform is open-source, responding to industry speculation as insiders continue to debate the operating system's future.

Samsung may be interested in MeeGo as part of its new initiative to focus more on research and acquisitions, in a push to develop more software.

Nokia chief executive Stephen Elop said he is focused on Windows Phone software, no matter how well the new N9 sells, a stance that may curb consumer and developer interest in MeeGo.

Hackers are hitting governments agencies worldwide, while the build-up for Nortel's bankruptcy auction heats up.

Nokia today announced its flagship N9 smartphone, in an attempt to regain lost ground and market share.

Nokia has sold part of the software that helped create apps for its Symbian and MeeGo operating systems, in a move to focus resources on its new relationship with Microsoft.

Nokia's stumbling performance is slowing the economic growth of Finland, with exports of mobile software and services from the world's largest phone maker down last year.

Nokia is struggling with how to treat laid-off workers, who will see their jobs go due to its new partnership with Microsoft to develop Windows-based smartphones.

Chip maker Intel today said it will seek new partners for MeeGo, the open-source mobile operating system it developed with Nokia, before the Finnish phone maker signed a partnership with Microsoft last week.

Nokia is fending off attacks by a group of disgruntled shareholders who want the board of directors replaced, after the company announced plans shutter its Symbian and MeeGo platforms in favor of Microsoft's Windows mobile software.

Nokia and Microsoft today announced a partnership to develop Windows smartphones, in a desperate effort to gain ground on Apple and Google in the fiercely-competitive smartphone market.

Nokia has reportedly cancelled plans to launch its X7 smartphone on AT&T, marking another setback for the company as it seeks a foothold in the U.S. market.

Smartphone makers and wireless companies are making significant contributions to the development and success of Linux, according to a report released from the Linux Foundation.

Nokia today said the head developer of its new high-end MeeGo operating system has left the company, just before it unveils its first smartphone using the new platform.

Nokia has started the search for a new chief executive, after failing to keep up with smartphone specialists Apple and Google, people familiar with the matter said.