Just because Nokia is doing a great job of building and selling Windows Phone doesn't mean it has to build a Windows tablet. Android might be a better bet.

Nokia said at the launch of its latest Lumia 925 smartphone on Tuesday that it is "very interested" in tablets, but did not dish out any specifics or details. As CNET noted, Nokia is the only ...

Nokia 770 Internet Tablet The new Nokia 770 Internet Tablet looks appealing: 802.11b/g and Bluetooth … Eric Bangeman – Dec 12, 2005 1:00 am | 0 ...

Nokia’s chief, Stephen Elop, seems to be looking for the middle ground. Speaking at the All Things Digital conference, Elop said the company will bring a cutting-edge tablet to market when ...

Nokia is getting into the tablet business. The company announced a new 10-inch tablet called the Lumia 2520 on Tuesday at a press event in Abu Dhabi.

Nokia’s first tablet will be the Lumia 2520. It will run Windows 8.1 RT, meaning it shares the tile-based interface of the phone software, but can run various apps designed for Windows tablets.

Lumia 2520 is Nokia%27s first connected Windows tablet Two new Lumia phablets have 6-inch screens Nokia devices push photography SAN FRANCISCO — There's probably an apt metaphor in Nokia ...

The Nokia N1 tablet has quite a few people excited here at Mobile World Congress. If you're unfamiliar with Nokia's return to devices, it's a very familiar-looking Android tablet that you could ...

A Nokia 7" Win8 RT Quad-Core tablet with Pureview Camera technology will make it standout above the crowd, iPad included. It will become a multifunction tablet - Win8 RT PC, GPS Guidance system, a ...

Nokia N800 Internet Tablet Manufacturer: Nokia (product page) Price: $399.99 (shop for this item) Many a geek was excited when Nokia announced the Nokia 770 Internet Tablet in late 2005.

Nokia is getting into the tablet business. The company announced a new 10-inch tablet called the Lumia 2520 on Tuesday at a press event in Abu Dhabi.

Nokia's first tablet will be the Lumia 2520. It will run Windows 8.1 RT, meaning it shares the tile-based interface of the phone software, but can run various apps designed for Windows tablets.