Lot of changes have been planned by the Finland-based Nokia in order to revive its position in the market, as it has been hit hard by its competitors like Apple, Blackberry and Samsung which have been introducing Smartphones.

World’s No. 1 mobile phone maker, Nokia is planning to make a comeback in the Asian market, from where its sale was reported to be quite low in the past few months. In the Asian market, Nokia is facing severe competition from Apple and Android.

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop had previously confirmed that the Finnish giant will not be introducing any Windows Phone 7 based mobile handsets this year (2011).

But still a highly ranked Nokia functionary confirmed that the cellular phone manufacturer will actually roll out around 40 phones in 2011.

With the aim to detain its lost share in the mobile phone market, world's top cell phone manufacturer Nokia has launched C3 Qwerty keyboard phone in the market.

Finnish giant said that the newly launched handset will youth by centering on the messaging system.

Amid ongoing competitive challenges, Nokia has announced a decline in its net profit for the three month period ended June 2010.

The world's biggest mobile phone manufacturer reported net profit worth 104 million euros (USD 133 million) as against 287 million euros during the corresponding period of 2009.

Nokia has launched the C5 handset in the Indian market at a price of Rs 7999.

Aimed for the social networking and mailing attributes, the newly launched cellular phone lets users to get the access of mail version from Ovi mail for entree' mails.

The novel phone important trait entails Nokia messaging and easy renewal of silhouette on Facebook.

To entice its users Finnish giant Nokia has once again come up with its luxury phone christened Gold Arte 8800.

Coated in 18-carat gold, this newly launched slider phone comes packed with astonishing features which includes 2.0-inch QVGA OLED display delivering 240×320 pixel resolution, 3.2-megapixel autofocus camera with 8x digital zoom, CMOS sensor.

To draw customers, this gold plated handset also features 4GB of internal storage memeory, a USB 2.0 port and the Opera Mini Web browser. 

After enticing gizmo fans with high tech handsets, the Finnish giant has once again come with its pleasing offering.

This time, Nokia has introduced an innovative slider phone christened Nokia 6260.

This slider Nokia 6260 is the first S40 device that comes with GPS feature that offers valuable navigation experience along with Nokia maps and Wi-Fi system.