Sentence examples for head of devices from inspiring English sources

"The next evolution of mobile computing, which is way beyond smartphones, tablets and netbooks, will require a truly open platform," said Kai Oistamo, Nokia's head of devices.

Amazon's head of devices for Europe has likened the poor selling Fire Phone to the original Kindle e-reader, which received poor reviews and sales on its release, stating that the company is "undeterred".

He is now Nokia's head of Devices and Services.

(See "Nokia Opens Up Symbian") "It's like putting Symbian on steroids," enthused Kai Oistamo, head of devices at Nokia, before quickly adding: "Legal steroids".

"They said Nokia is dead," Nokia's head of devices Sebastian Nyström, pictured below, said as he started out his presentation today.

"We're convinced we have to be a leader in China," said Bin Shen, head of mobile devices and device product management in China and South Korea at Motorola.

"Customers don't care about G's," said Glenn Lurie, the company's head of emerging devices.

Nokia's chief executive, Stephen Elop, has stepped down from the company's board, and will transfer with the handset business to Microsoft, where he will become head of the devices division after the transaction's expected completion in the first quarter of 2014.

BARCELONA, Spain — One year ago, Jo Harlow, the head of smart devices at Nokia, stood before a packed convention hall at the Mobile World Congress, the cellphone industry's most important trade show, to explain the Finnish company's new software alliance with Microsoft.

Speaking at the launch, Vipul Mehrotra, Director & Head of Smart Devices, Nokia India said in a statement: "We are working with partners across the board to take the Lumia experience to more and more consumers faster.

Stephen Elop, formerly the Nokia chief — now freshly returned to Microsoft as head of its devices group — shed a little more light on that question today, during an Ask Me Anything on the Nokia Conversations blog (now, of course, a Microsoft property — despite still having 'Nokia' in its name).