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Is the old adage that Microsoft gets it right by the third version holding true once more with the Windows 10 everywhere revolution looking impressively good?

Microsoft's newest Lumias: the 435 at $129 and 532 at $149 in Australia, in dual-SIM variants too. Will they seriously shake up the smartphone market?

Lumia (Microsoft Devices) latest over the air Windows Phone 8.1 update called Denim marks the beginning of preparations for recent Lumia devices to run Windows 10 – bringing the ecosystem up to date.

Finally, low-cost Microsoft Lumia’s with rear AND front facing cameras, 1GB RAM, 8GB storage, Windows Phone’s consistent experience and better-than-ever app library to take on cheap Androids and second hand iPhones.

Does anyone truly talk about iPhone killers anymore, or is this just a meme from 2007-2013? Either way, Microsoft is launching the Lumia 830 later this week with the 830 to go on sale sometime this month.

As the three magnificent horses in the race line up – no not at Melbourne Cup – it is increasingly evident that the winner is more about strategy, than horsepower.

Apple and Samsung are bitter rivals. iPhone/iPad versus Galaxy S5/Note4/Edge/S Tab. Samsung has the industrial ‘cred’ and Apple the design ‘cred’. Why are both playing a very dangerous game and who will win?

Microsoft Devices, owner of the Lumia (formerly Nokia) brand of smartphones have released three new mid-range models that bring high-end features to lower cost handsets.

Are there really five 4G smartphones that are cheaper than Kogan's Agora 4G?

Microsoft/Nokia has released a low cost Windows Phone 8.1 onto the market. Its hardware specifications may be austere but it provides the Windows 8.1 experience with aplomb.

Even before Microsoft’s purchase of Nokia’s phone business is completed, Windows Phone's percentage of shipments in Europe is up into double figures.

Nokia will release its first tablet next month, along with five new mobile phones, according to well-sourced reports.

Nokia is continuing to turn around its fortunes, adding a new subscription-based music service and personalised radio app for Nokia Lumia users, along with a Pandora app at long last.

It’s all over the news – Apple’s Siri says the Nokia Lumia 900 is the “best smartphone ever”, thanks to answers contained within Wolfram Alpha, although getting the Lumia answer depends on which question you ask.

Within many circles, Skype is a must-have application across desktop and mobile devices. The arrival of Skype for Windows Phone brings owners of those handsets in from the cold.

A pair of 4G smartphones running Windows Phone debuted in the US over the Easter weekend. AT&T launched new handsets from Nokia and HTC.

Nokia's first Windows Phone smartphone, the Lumia 800, is scheduled to go on sale in Australia in March. The three carriers and all major retailers will be offering the Nokia Lumia 800.

Although they should have launched in Australia last year, Nokia's Windows Phone 7.5-powered Lumias are finally coming in around 8 weeks time, although with that timeframe due to see the iPad 3 arrive, along with the later arrival of Galaxy S III's and iPhone 5's'¦ does Nokia stand a chance down under?

400-foot butterflies and a whole bunch of phones are set to dominate the London skyline in a marketing stunt that's nothing if not interesting.