Remember Vertu? The luxury branch of Nokia, which sold phones that only nouveau riche Premier League footballers and monied Russian oligarchs could afford? Well, its back with its first touchscreen phone, dubbed the Vertu Constellation T. But for something that’s supposed to be trendy and fashionable, it’s made a serious sartorial faux pas: it’s dressed up in the oh-so-last-season Symbian OS.
We’re halfway through this super short week already, so let’s take a break and see what’s been going down this morning. We’ve got gadget news good and bad right here in our lunchtime lowdown roundup.
Nokia may be axing jobs left, right and centre, but its balling subsidiary Vertu is still blinging it up: we’ve just learned that it’s prepping a carbon fibre version of its Constellation Quest smartphone.
We make it mealtime o’clock right now, so stop what you’re doing and get ready to tuck into a plate full of all the latest gadget news. It’s all piled high here on one post in the lunchtime lowdown!
Nokia’s luxury arm Vertu has just released the first images of the Vertu Ascent X, the latest style-heavy handset to drop weightily into its range. Read on for specs and more.
Here we are at the start of another week. There’s a mountain to climb before Friday, but you know what’ll help? All the latest tech news, rounded up in one place. Read on to get your kit kickstart right here!
Nokia’s uber-swanky luxury wing has another bank account-obliterating handset in its line-up. Dubbed the Vertu Ascent Ti Neon, it’s apparently designed with well-to-do women in mind.
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