Nokia fans have been hoping for months that Nokia would turn its Windows Phone know-how into a tablet and/or phablet. Rumors are heating up that Nokia may be poised to do both this fall.

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. The Windows RT device is Nokia’s first full ...

Nokia is expanding its lineup of Windows phones and introducing its first tablet computer, all sporting the powerful camera technology found in its flagship Lumia 1020 smartphone. The struggling ...

Deciding to review the Nokia T20 Android tablet was an easy one. Especially since it’s the first such tablet built by HMD Global under this branding. But this is one tablet that certainly doesn ...

A new report claims to have details on a Nokia Windows 8 tablet, including some specs and release timing. A facsimile of a Nokia tablet running Windows 8; not for sale. The tablet will run on a ...

Tom Warren is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. The moment has finally come for Nokia’s first Windows tablet.

Nokia's rumored tablet looks closer to coming to fruition. Nokia plans to launch its Windows RT-powered tablet early next year, according to the Verge, which has a few details on the rumored device.

HMD Global just announced the Nokia T20 tablet, a first for Nokia’s newest parent brand. The tablet has some decent specs but doesn’t offer much to make it unique. It will set you back $249.99 ...

and now the company has unveiled the first Nokia-branded tablet since 2014. The Nokia T20 is a 10.4 inch tablet that will ship with Android 11, but which will receive major Android updates for at ...

HELSINKI—After giving up on making phones, Nokia Corp. said it would return to the consumer market with a branded tablet computer—its first device since selling its faltering handset business ...

The Nokia N800 tablet has been a good device with built-in wifi, but without a keyboard it's never Topics Spotlight: Advancing IT Leadership Videos Newsletters Resources About About Us Advertise ...

Would Nokia’s story have had a happier ending if the company had decided to pull the trigger on releasing its first-ever tablet computer back in 2001? That’s impossible to know, but Finland ...