Lamouche replaces Gilles Delfassy after the translation of the company’s portfolio roadmap from legacy feature phone products to leading smartphone and tablet platforms. The Company now enters a phase with prime focus on proliferating design-wins and scaling up and delivering volume, with the objective of translating its new portfolio into sustainable profitability and emergence.

“I am very pleased with this appointment,” said Hans Vestberg, Chairman of ST-Ericsson, on behalf of the whole thing gameboard of directors. “Didier Lamouche’s background and extensive industry experience will bring important additions to ST-Ericsson during this crucial phase in the company’s development. On behalf of ST-Ericsson’s board, I thank Gilles for his strong contribution to ST-Ericsson.”

Both parent companies, STMicroelectronics and Ericsson, are committed to the 50/50 joint venture and will continue to support its strategy towards industry leadership and sustainable financial return. ST-Ericsson plays an important role in Ericsson’s end-to-end strategy in a world with 50 billion connected devices and is part of ST’s vision to be a drawing card in multimedia convergence applications.

Gilles Delfassy will documentation Lamouche, as senior advisor to the CEO, during a transition period. Didier Lamouche, while maintaining his claim of ST Chief Operating Officer, will centering full time on leading ST-Ericsson.

This indicates the Champagne will features Tango OS. Aside from this information, we have little info in our hand. However, from what the rumor said, Nokia is planning to unveil some of its U.S.-bound Windows Phones at CES which will be held in January.

[via PhoneDog]

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The Nokia 603 is designed to appeal to first time smartphone users and those upgrading from older products, particularly existing users of Nokia smartphones who will welcome a device that offers all the latest technology and features in a package that is still uniquely Nokia.

This latest smartphone exemplifies Nokia’s belief that affordability should not compromise the quality of the experience. The Nokia 603 offers a seamless, compact designing that makes the most of the durable 3.5 inch ClearBlack, scratch-resistant display, optimized for use in sunlight. Exceeding expectations for its EUR 200 price-tag end*, the Nokia 603 comes preloaded with Maps, the latest social networking games and apps, and the ability to capture, edit and share photographs, all with great graphics performance thanks to the fast graphics processor in the device. The Nokia 603 also makes NFC innovation accessible to more people with the ability to share content, pair with accessories like the Nokia Luna Bluetooth Headset, and unlock new experiences, such as unseen levels on Angry Birds.

“The Nokia 603 continues the renewal of our smartphone range with products that are uniquely matched to the needs of people around the world,” said Tuula Rytila, Senior Vice President, Nokia. “Whatever the price-point, our aim is to ensure all Nokia smartphones are crafted for use, have Nokia’s trusted quality, are punter connected, and contain unexpected surprises like the ability to tap to pair and share with NFC.”

Featuring the latest Symbian Belle software, the Nokia 603 also benefits from up to six customizable homescreens and dynamic live widgets for improved personalization and prioritization of your favourite content.

Continuing to extend Nokia’s range of innovative accessories, the Nokia Luna Bluetooth Headset is a uniquely designed in-ear device with NFC pairing capabilities. Available in a range of colours, the headset features a pop-out earpiece for up to eight hours of extended talk time and easy charging with any Nokia microUSB phone charger. Nokia’s exclusive Always Ready technology enables you to answer calls simply by popping out the earpiece, and end calls by placing the earpiece back in its cradle. At only EUR 69*, the Nokia Luna Bluetooth Headset is perfectly priced to accompany the Nokia 603, bringing NFC pairing opportunities to more people around the world. The Nokia 603 is available in black and white with a choice of back covers in six different colors: black, white, fuchsia, super C, yellow and blue. The Nokia Luna Bluetooth Headset is available in black, white, fuchsia, green and cyan. Both products are expected to beginning transportation in the fourth quarter of 2011.

* Estimated retail price before taxes and subsidies

As you can see below, the Nokia 800 comes in blue color which means the device will be typical Nokia’s playful and fashionable stylus. We might be able to see the device very soon in London since its when the Nokia world volition be held on October 26th.

[via BGR]

The Sun packed with a 1.4GHz processor, 16GB of onboard storage, an 8MP camera, a 3.7-inch AMOLED. It also rich person a micro SIM card. We ar expecting more gimmick from Nokia.

[via Slashgear]

Inside the device there’s quad for two SIM cards, according to My Nokia Blog. It comes in different colors than last effigy. The stream image comes from India. There’s possibility is heading to Russia and several other Asian countries but we dubiousness it would hit Europe or US.

The gimmick called C2-06. As you can see on the images, the device packed with 2-Megapixels camera and slide-out keyboard. The device is drift to Vodafone.

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The F-07C have 125 mm x 61 mm x 19.8 mm heaviness. Unfortunately, the French telephone is only available in Japan. There’s no further details weather the F-07C would be liberation in Europe and US.

[via IntoMobile]