Nokia Looking to Pawn Its Vertu Luxury Line

Nokia is interested in selling off its U.K.-based Vertu subsidiary, which sells high-end cell phones. According to a report in the Financial Times, Nokia has hired Goldman Sachs to help it fetch top dollar for the cell phone unit, which is valued between $270 and $400 million. The Financial Times says that private equity groups will be the most likely ...

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LG announces Z330 Ultrabook

LG has launched a new ultra-portable laptop, which it says is both thinner and lighter than Apple's market-leading MacBook Air. The 13.3-inch Z330 Ultrabook joins LGs XNote family of laptops and boasts a stunning Windows 7 boot time of 9.9 seconds thanks to a "super speed tech" optimisation. The LED backlit display boasts a resolution of 1366 ...

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Google Wallet Nixed from Galaxy Nexus

Google confirmed to CNET that its Google Wallet mobile payment service will not be included on the Galaxy Nexus, which is due to launch on Verizon's network later this month. "Verizon asked us not to include this functionality in the product," a Google spokesperson told CNET. Google Wallet is available on the Nexus S, and lets users make payments from ...

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Nokia Lumia 900 US launch set for early 2012

Nokia will begin its Windows Phone assault on American soil early in 2012 with the Lumia 900, according to reports. BGR reckons the device will boast a 4.3-inch ClearBlack AMOLED display, with a 1.4GHz processor and an 8-megapixel camera. The Lumia 900 will channel the same look and form-factor as the Lumia 800 recently released in Europe, only ...

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LG Android Phones to Get 50GB of Free Box Storage

LG today announced that all of its Android-based smartphones are eligible for 50GB of free online storage from Box. LG customers with devices running Android 2.1 and up can sign up for he storage directly from their handset. LG is advertising the deal as a benefit to its business customers, but all of LG's Android smartphones can take advantage of the offier. ...

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