In a move that could help lure business customers, cell phone maker Nokia Corp. said Thursday it will offer IBM's Lotus Notes for several of its handset models.

Eastman Kodak Co. said it is suing South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co. and LG Electronics Inc. for infringing various digital-camera patents it obtained between 1993 and 2001.

Eastman Kodak Co. said Monday it is suing South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co. and LG Electronics Inc. for infringing various digital-camera patents it obtained between 1993 and 2001.

Handset stocks may be active in trading Monday after a Piper Jaffray analyst lowered his 2008 and 2009 global handset estimates — the latest indicator that the economic crisis is hurting the cell phone market.

Shares of cell phone chip makers declined Friday after Nokia Corp., which is the world's largest mobile phone maker, lowered its outlook for fourth-quarter mobile device volumes across the industry.

Handset makers' shares fell Friday after Nokia Corp., which is the world's largest mobile phone maker, lowered its outlook for fourth-quarter mobile device volumes across the industry.

Top cellphone maker Nokia said the world's mobile phone market would be weaker than it expected in the fourth quarter due to the economic slowdown and was set to fall further in 2009.

Shares of handset makers finished trading higher with the broader market Thursday following a mixed session that saw several stocks hit multiyear lows.

Nokia Siemens Networks Tuesday said it will lay off 1,250 employees in Finland and Germany as part of a previously announced cost-cutting plan.

When a 100-inch screen is overkill, a ridiculously simple micro-projector like the Optoma Pico really shines. David Pogue reviews not just a product, but a whole new product category.

Visa Inc. said Thursday it's developing mobile payment software for the new wireless phone powered by Google Inc.'s Android system.

Palm and Research In Motion may have been heading in different directions recently, but they're both trying to keep pace with a new breed of competitors in the rapidly evolving smartphone market. If their new devices and products in development are any measure, both companies seem determined to protect their turf.

Nokia, the world's biggest maker of mobile phones, reported April-June results roughly in line with forecasts, and was upbeat on the rest of 2008, easing fears that economic woes were hitting phone demand.

The world's top cellphone maker Nokia signed a deal with Warner Music Group to make Warner titles available through its "Comes With Music" service and Nokia music store, Nokia said on Tuesday.