In an effort to increase their share of the lucrative mobile phone market in the U.S., Finnish company Nokia is all set to storm the country with a wave of new phone models slated for release within the next few months. More in the full article.

Nokia's N82 mobile with a 5 megapixel camera, a high-speed autofocus Carl Zeiss Tessar lens and a Xenon flash has just won the Technical Image Press Association's "Best Mobile Imaging Device in Europe" Award. Read more on this after the jump!

Nokia unleashes two new XpressMusic mobiles that you guys can certainly rock out with, the 5220 and the 5320. The devices have been designed to keep up with the times, while still being able to offer music and entertainment experiences. Find out the details on the devices after the jump.

Still wondering about Nokia's iPhone? Don't trouble yourself with lingering thoughts anymore. We were able to grab the latest information on this little gadget. Mind you, this upcoming mobile actually has a name. It's called Tube. Find out more on the Tube after the jump

So you want to make it big in the gaming industry? Well, before anything else, you could try starting out small. Like joining Nokia's Mobile Games Innovation Challenge.

The company is encouraging people to create some noise in the mobile games world. A total of 70,000 Euro is up for grabs. Find out more on this event after the jump!

It's about time: the official website of the Nokia N-Gage-branded mobile gaming platform is finally opened, a couple of weeks after N-Gage's First Access beta phase concluded. Users of a Nokia N-series phone can now download and try out games before purchasing them, and compete for high scores as well.

Nokia has revealed that it will be launching a black version of the N82 soon. This cellular phone has some pretty good features that might interest regular travellers such as a built in A-GPS unit and HSPDA support. To find out more about this unit, as well as its estimated price, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Hi-definition is quickly becoming the latest trend. It's already becoming a fundamental part of console video games, and now it looks like Nokia's set in bringing it to the world of mobile phones as well. Their new ambitious project aims to have their phones deliver full HD video at 30 frames per second via USB or WLAN. Details and a video of the tech in action in the full article.

Users of phones with Nokia's S60 Touch Interface will have something coming their way to further improve the already rich Internet experience: Microsoft Silverlight. Silverlight's enhanced browser functionality will no doubt make the Symbian OS even prettier. Read more about it in the full article!

Do you always find yourself wondering about what will mobiles look like in the future? Well, wonder no more. Nokia and the University of Cambridge in UK have launched their nanotechnology concept mobile device, the Morph. Find out more on this device after the jump!