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Nokia returning to smartphone market in 2017
It follows the completion of a £240 million deal signed by the Finnish company, HMD and Foxconn subsidiary FIH Mobile
GSMA unveils new keynote speakers and exhibitors for MWC
Chairman-elect Sunil Bharti Mittal amongst speakers added to line up, with BT, China Mobile and Verizon confirmed as exhibitors
Last few tickets remain for Mobile News channel conference
Event will see attendees find out from distributors, networks and developers on a number of additional ways to boost sales
Exertis and Alcatel sign distribution deal
It is the latest deal since Exertis entered the handset space in 2008, adding to existing partnerships with Samsung, Microsoft, LG, Sony, Lenovo, Acer, Huawei, ZTE, Doro, Medion, Kazam and Wileyfox
Exertis launches ‘daring and innovative’ Microsoft incentive
The campaign is designed to increase the attach rate of Microsoft Office Home & Business 2016
Exertis opens ‘leading’ Ztorm multimedia service to retailers
The service acts as a portal for partners to sell digital video games, films and audio books online
Westcoast joins Ingram and Tech Data as Microsoft Surface distributor
The Theale-based distributor will be offering partners the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 and more high-end Surface Book laptops
Exertis launches ‘ground breaking’ Linx 820 and 1020 tablets
Exertis has launched the Linx 820 and 1020, the latest ‘ground breaking’ devices in its Windows tablet range. Both products are available to purchase from the Basingstoke-based distributor now. The 820 (£129.99) only has an eight-inch display, whilst the 1020 (£189.99) has a larger 10-inch screen. One difference between the pair is that the 1020
Is Microsoft set to kill off handset business?
• Handset division “decimated†• No roadmap revealed beyond 2016
Samsung & Android increase dominance as Apple, BlackBerry and Microsoft suffer
Android dominates OS sales figures, according to Gartner, but Apple, BlackBerry and Windows share all fell in Q2