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Thursday 08 December 2011
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Author: Ivanov Konstantin Source: CrackBerry Translation by: Paul Smith
Here we have what is said to be the BlackBerry Milan, part of RIM's BlackBerry OS 10 line up. There isn't any information to accompany the image, but even so one can still make some deductions based upon the image alone. For example, we can see RIM is sticking to its roots and continuing with the physical keyboard approach, although the device does also appear to have a touchscreen. The screen itself is pretty big, essentially taking up most of the handset and with some clues from the PlayBook OS some are suggesting that navigation on this device might be gesture based.
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Author: Ivanov Konstantin Source: Financial Times Translation by: Paul Smith
Nokia's dalliance with the super rich appears to be coming to an end with reports surfacing that they are looking to ditch their Vertu line. Vertu produces a range of luxurious handsets for those rich enough to be able to afford the eye watering price tags that adorn the handsets. The Financial Times cites someone close to the matter, without bogging us down with any useless information like names, and says that Goldman Sachs is overseeing the affair.
There are apparently already some private equity firms showing interest in purchasing Vertu, but there is also the possibility that a luxury goods manufacturer may decide to snap it up too. Neither Nokia or Goldman Sachs have offered any comment on the apparent sale, but it is said to be consistent with Nokia's current restructuring plans.
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Author: Irina Turina Source: BGR Translation by: Paul Smith
Boy Genius Report sat down with Paul Hamnett, the head of Sony Ericsson's efforts in North America, for a chat about how the company is doing and what direction it is headed in with the news that Sony is to take complete control of the venture. You can check out the interview below:
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