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Vertu introduces premium smartphone Signature Touch; features 5.2-inch display, 21MP camera

Premium smartphone brand Vertu has launched a new smartphone called the Signature Touch smartphone starting at GBP 6,500 up to GBP 13,700 (Rs 6.5 lakhs to Rs 13.8 lakhs) respectively, depending on the leather cover body. The device will be available for pre-order in company's select outlets between September 28 and October 8.

Nokia in talks to sell luxury brand Vertu to PE firm Permira

Cellphone maker Nokia is in advanced talks to sell its UK subsidiary Vertu to private equity group Permira, the Financial Times reported.

Nokia likely to sell luxury arm Vertu in competetive push

Vertu, which makes luxury handmade phones, has yet to be given a value, although annual revenue is estimated to be between 200 million euros and 300 million euros.<br /><br />

Four uber-expensive smartphones to compete with the $10,000 Vertu Ti

How much are you willing to spend on a phone? Vertu thinks about $10,000 should be enough to get you a phone running your father’s Ice Cream Sandwich....

Handmade in England Vertu Ti to cost $10,000

The super expensive, luxury Vertu Ti has been released and boy, oh boy, is it steeply priced!

Vertu planning a 3,000 Euro Android phone

Are you ready to shell out a few thousand dollars for a luxury Android phone? If yes, the erstwhile Nokia luxury division Vertu has just the phone for you.

Nokia slashes 100 jobs, outsources up to 800 more to HCL, TCS

As part of its strategy announced back in June 2012, Nokia has cut 300 jobs and outsourced up to 820 more with Indian outsourcing giants TCS and HCL...

Luxury mobile brand Vertu opens first store in New Delhi

Luxury mobile phone maker Vertu opened its first boutique store in New Delhi, with plans to expand to other cities in India like Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bangalore.

Luxury mobile brand Vertu opens first store in New Delhi

Luxury mobile phone maker Vertu opened its first boutique store in New Delhi, with plans to expand to other cities in India like Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bangalore.

Nokia to shut shop on Finland&#039;s Salo branch where it all began

Nokia workers in Salo thought chief executive Stephen Elop signalled that their plant, Europe's last major mobile phone factory, would survive when ...