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Nokia Developing Self-Charging Cell Phones
Scientists at Nokia have developed a way to recharge cell phone batteries with movement, rather than using a charger, similar to methods found in high-end mechanical watches.

Gresso Launches Croc Skin Phone, Costs $2,800
Luxury mobile phone brand Gresso has released a handset made from red crocodile skin, specifically designed for women, costing $2,800.

Microsoft Says New Windows Phones Won't Run Current Apps
Microsoft said its new mobile operating system, Windows Phone 7, will not be able to run any programs written for older versions of its software, leaving many applications obsolete.

Microsoft to Sell Own Smartphones for Verizon This Summer
Microsoft is aiming to launch two smartphones for Verizon in May or June, targeting teenagers who use social network sites.

Sony Developing PlayStation Smartphone to Counter Apple
Sony Ericsson is developing a new smartphone capable of downloading and playing PlayStation games to counter the growing popularity of Apple's iPhone and stem the rival's push into the portable-gaming market.

Maine Lawmakers Mull Cell Phone Cancer Warning
Lawmakers could soon vote on a bill that would require handsets sold in Maine to carry warning labels about the potential link between cell phone radiation and brain cancer.

Skype Comes to Nokia Smartphones
Internet calling firm Skype has released software for Nokia's Symbian operating system, expanding its reach to more than 200 million smartphones around the world.

Nokia Nuron Offers Free Maps, to Launch for T-Mobile
Nokia said it will release the 5230 Nuron -- a Symbian-based touch screen device with free navigation software -- for T-Mobile in the coming weeks, hoping the mapping offering will boost demand for its smartphones.

Apple Sues Google Phone Maker HTC for Patent Infringement
Apple has filed lawsuits against HTC, the Taiwan-based maker of Google's Nexus One smartphone, accusing it of infringing on 20 Apple patents related to the iPhone.

Nokia Unveils New C-Series Symbian Device
Nokia plans to release the C5, a stainless steel handset running Symbian software and the first device from the company's new C-series portfolio, in the second quarter for $180.