Simon Beresford-Wylie, head honcho at infrastructure giant Nokia Siemens Networks, will step down at the end of September, to be replaced by Rajeev Suri, who currently leads the services business at NSN.
O2 UK was conspicuous by its absence from the list of carriers offering Nokia’s next flagship device – the N97. Could this be because of its exclusive relationship with Apple?
Nokia, the world’s biggest handset vendor joined the fray on Tuesday morning by opening the doors to its own app store as an extension of the Ovi services platform.
European and US consumers are closer to getting their hands on Nokia’s forthcoming flagship device, the N97, as the company started taking pre-orders for the gadget this week.
Finnish handset vendor Nokia took the fight to Apple on Tuesday, with the unveiling of its latest flagship touchscreen device, the N97. Packing a 3.5″ full touchscreen display and a slide out QWERTY keyboard, Nokia’s latest offering seeks to outdo the iPhone with an arsenal of hardware. The N97 features 32GB of on board memory, [...]
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