Things we'll miss about Nokia phones now they're gone forever

Today, Microsoft announced that they’re dropping the Nokia name. Yes, that’s right - Nokia phones are no more.

Thu, 23 Oct, 2014 - 16:13

Dave Molloy

Today, Microsoft announced that they’re dropping the Nokia name. Yes, that’s right - Nokia phones are no more.

Instead, Microsoft will be using the Lumia name on their mobile devices, deciding that Nokia - who they bought this year - are better off making networking solutions and maps.

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