Vertu is standardizing on a single manufacturing floor system that will allow them to keep pace with the fast moving technology market. The Camstar system will also simplify the interface and support the SAP enterprise business solutions.

The Camstar solution replaces legacy systems at three Vertu manufacturing sites located in Europe and China. The company will standardize on a single shop floor system that will keep up with changing technology, and will simplify how they interface with and support our SAP enterprise business solutions. The platform project is poised to ‘go live’ quickly across all products and facilities, achieving quality enforcement, visibility, and streamlined automation with key testers and equipment – and keep the total cost of ownership down.
“Every phone we make must adhere to exceptional quality standards for performance and user experience to delight our discriminating customers,” said Neil Hooper, Director, R&D and OLS for Vertu. “We are partnering with Camstar for their proven MES and Quality applications, their expertise in our industry, and their international support regardless of where our factories are today or might be tomorrow.”


Vertu selected Camstar for its unique robust out-of-the-box capabilities combined with the flexibility of the user interface, change management and configuration. The company can leverage a single MES to make, communicate and enforce changes and best practices for machines, methods and other best practices.
“We are pleased that Vertu has joined other successful electronics manufacturers who invest in Camstar to enable world-class manufacturing and quality,” said Steve Reynolds, Sr. Vice President for Camstar. “They recognize the value of Camstar’s substantial investment in easy-to-use solutions for the electronics industry that help them deliver innovative products and create customer satisfaction, and as a result, succeed in their markets.”

About Vertu
Vertu aims to deliver the world’s best luxury mobile phone experience for its customers by combining expert craftsmanship and peerless materials with innovative technology and unique services. Today, Vertu leads the market that it pioneered over a decade ago.
The Vertu range of mobile phones is made up of three distinct models – Vertu Ti, Signature and Constellation. Vertu mobile phones are handmade in England using the world’s finest materials, with each one assembled by a single craftsman.
Vertu is renowned for its curated services; a suite of carefully selected exclusive offers, content and assistance especially selected to enhance the Vertu customer’s lifestyle. At the heart of these services is Vertu CONCIERGE, offering luxury lifestyle assistance and enrichment. Vertu CONCIERGE is on-hand 24/7 to facilitate your every request. Vertu LIFE offers personalized recommendations and privileged access to experiences and events. Vertu CERTAINTY delivers security for customers, their data and their phones.
Vertu is available from around 500 stores, including 70 Vertu Boutiques, in 66 countries. For more information please visit

http://mobiworld.shopmania.biz

With virtually scratchproof sapphire crystal screen for flawless optical quality, lightweight titanium casing for strength without compromise, and symphonic sound tuned in collaboration with Bang & Olufsen and with musical punctuation from the London Symphony Orchestra, here’s the brand-new Vertu Ti: handmade in England and powered by Android. With a price tag of $10,569, this super-expensive communication device is notably the very first Android-powered smartphone from the house of Vertu, the British luxury handset manufacturer which earlier delivered the Constellation Candy, the Constellation Quest Ferrari that brings to life the spirit of iconic GT car, the Constellation Quest in pink for valentine’s days, and Constellation T, and the Vertu Signature Dragon phones that mark Year of the Dragon, to name a few. Finished to perfection, the Vertu Ti is handmade from 184 parts in England by a single craftsman, and the name and signature of the person who assembled the phone is laser inscribed onto the inside lid of the SIM card holder.

Skinned with a uniquely tailored user interface, the Vertu Ti runs Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), which combined with the device’s dual core 1.7GHz processor, 1GB RAM and 64GB of internal memory, turns out to be one of the most powerful Vertu handset to date, and delivers an intuitive, highly reactive and powerful experience.

With engineered acoustics, this highly-expensive 180 g Android smartphone, which is not 4G enabled, features a 3.7” sapphire crystal screen, casing crafted from grade 5 titanium, 8MP rear camera, and 1.3 MP front facing Skype compliant camera.
Notably, Vertu had chosen Android over Windows as an operating system because it was more established.

Each device has a “concierge” button that connects the caller with a global team who can provide localised advice and help with events and restaurant bookings.
This luxury communication device is available in four versions; the Titanium black PVD red gold mixed metals, titanium black leather, titanium black alligator, and titanium pure black.

Find more infomation, and purchase at
http://mobiworld.shopmania.biz

Recent times have seen British luxury phone-maker Vertu solidify its partnership with Ferrari. Five years ago we saw the first Prancing Horse-adorned mobile phone; now the company has finally released its ‘smart’ descendant, which makes use of Google’s Android operating system and goes by the name ‘Ti Ferrari’.


In conjunction with Ferrari’s own styling studio, Vertu’s designers reinterpreted elements of the F12berlinetta. Alutex – a lightweight composite material used by Ferrari for its interiors – is used for the ‘pillow’: Vertu-speak for the part which makes contact with your ear while on a call. Black and red Ferrari leather is also used, treated by Vertu to withstand the rigours of everyday use.
The price of 12,500 euros might seem a little steep for a mobile phone, but that does include a subscription to Vertu’s Concierge service. Those wanting a hotline to Maranello shouldn’t wait too long though, as the Ti Ferrari smartphone will be limited to 2,013 examples.

For more information, and purchase Vertu replica Phone at:
http://mobiworld.shopmania.biz

Nokia has finished handing over control of luxury handset brand Vertu to a private equity firm – though it does retain a 10% stake and can move 1,000 employees across to the newly independent company.
Those details emerged all of four months ago when the deal with EQT VI was agreed, but what is new is the rumour that Vertu may be about to drop its Symbian underpinnings in favour of Android.

That's what TechCrunch is reporting, anyway. The story goes that one-time Nokia vice-president Anssi Vanjoki will be brought in to take the reins as CEO at Vertu, and will jump platforms not to Windows Phone like Nokia, but to Android instead.
The rumour is completely unconfirmed, but if it does prove to be true we'll be interested to see if Vertu can make a success of it. As a luxury brand, Vertu has traditionally specialised in handsets that are high on form (and price), but low on function. If the switch to Android can help bring Vertu into the 21^st century, we're all for it.
What we're unlikely to see is any kind of “told you so” moment providing definitive proof that Nokia was wrong to embrace Windows Phone and should have gone with Android itself in the first place. The two companies are too far apart in the mobile pecking order for any kind of comparison to mean anything.
Then again, if Vertu came downmarket and unleashed a Lumia-bothering Android device or two at a reasonable price, things could get very interesting.