Nokia stories
Nokia and Optus have achieved the world's first 3CC Carrier Aggregation 5G SA data call using a commercial Samsung headset in Australia.
Kyndryl and Nokia have partnered to help enterprise customers accelerate digital transformations with LTE and 5G private wireless networking.
The Nokia X20 offers a mid-range smartphone experience with impressive camera quality and a focus on sustainability, all at an affordable price.
Equinix announces the first-of-its-kind 5G and Edge Technology Development Center, with a fully operational, non-standalone 5G network from Nokia.
The deal will see Spark deploy Nokia's latest 5G RAN technology across part of the rollout while upgrading 4G at these sites using Nokia products.
Nokia partners with University of Technology Sydney to build a 5G innovation facility, focusing on Industry 4.0 and smart cities.
Google Cloud and Nokia partner to develop solutions for communications service providers (CSPs) in network infrastructure modernisation and 5G core builds.
The new international sales VP will be charged with strengthening its MSP programme and growing its channel partner network in the region.
According to a company blog post, Nokia and HPE will work together to transform Nokia's data centres into 'carbon negative' IT producers.
Nokia phones are leading the Android ecosystem in providing the fastest software and security updates across the entire portfolio.
Cyberattacks on internet-connected devices continue to rise at an alarming rate due to poor security protections.
Verizon Business launches international private 5G platform with Nokia, enabling businesses to deploy dedicated 5G networks.
Nokia enters a five-year strategic collaboration with Google Cloud to migrate its on-premise IT infrastructure, aiming for reduced energy and hardware costs.
Chorus and Nokia have announced the successful demonstration of 25 gigabit per second fibre (Gbps) broadband technology at the Chorus Fibre Lab in Auckland.
Kyndryl has appointed Audrey Campbell-Frear as managing director for New Zealand, with a focus on customer relationships and technology transformation.
In a first for Kiwi consumers, the new phone comes with a three-year warranty in addition to a three-day battery life.
The Nokia 5.4 is a smartphone engineered for photography, with a 48MP quad camera, an AI-powered night mode, a wide lens, a depth sensor, and a macro lens.
The Nokia 3.4 is now available in New Zealand, offering users an AI-triple camera, a bigger screen, fast performance and future-proof security.
The 225 4G is a low-cost traditional-style handset with a physical keypad and the 225 is an Android smartphone with a bloatware-free promise.
Australian businesses are at the forefront of 5G adoption, with a significant portion implementing and planning to expand 5G, driving future economic growth.
