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Nokia's rating lowered to junk by S&P's



Nokia's rating has been lowered to junk by Standard & Poor's, the second debt rating company to strip the Finnish mobile-phone maker of an investment grade after losses at its handset business.

The ranking was cut by one step to double-B-plus from triple-B-minus with a negative outlook, meaning Standard & Poor's may further reduce the rating, it said Friday. Fitch Ratings made the same move last week. Moody's Investors Service still rates Nokia's debt the lowest investment grade.

"The rating action reflects a downward revision of our expectations for revenues from Nokia's devices and services division in 2012 and a subsequent revision of our profitability and cash flow assumptions," Standard & Poor's said.

Nokia is burning cash 14 months after linking up with Microsoft to make Lumia smart phones, which run on the Windows operating system. The company reported a first-quarter operating loss for its handset unit this month and said the margins will be similar or worse in the current period.

Chief Financial Officer Timo Ihamuotila said the company's financial position, with net cash of 4.9 billion euros as of March 31, "remains strong."

"Nokia is in the middle of a transformation program which encompasses every aspect of our business," Ihamuotila said in a statement. The phone maker is focusing on lowering costs, "improving cash flow and maintaining a strong financial position, while bringing attractive new products to market."

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Bell launches next-generation mobile Push-to-talk service today

 MONTREAL, April 24, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Bell PTT offers faster data speeds and broader coverage than competing services

PTT devices include the exclusive Sonim XP5520 BOLT, the world's toughest phone

Bell today launched Bell PTT, the next generation in instant Push-to-talk (PTT) communications. Providing instant contact capability for business customers of all kinds, Bell PTT is North America's first push-to-talk solution leveraging the high-speed data and broad coverage benefits of 4G wireless.

"Bell is proud to be first to introduce the next generation of Push-to-talk service to Canadian business customers. Combining fast data speeds, coverage for 97% of the Canadian population and the latest Push-to-talk phones and features, Bell PTT is a powerful and innovative communications service built to serve in the most demanding business environments now and into the future," said Wade Oosterman, President of Bell Mobility. "With the advanced 4G network capabilities offered by Bell PTT, instant communications just got better."

Canadian industries of all kinds make extensive use of instant-contact PTT services, including transportation, construction, oil and gas, mining, security and a range of other vertical markets. Offering instant communications at the press of a button with one or up to 100 other users, Bell PTT offers a range of advanced communications features, extensive Canadian coverage and US roaming, data speeds of up to 21 Megabits per second, and new cloud services such as Contact Administrative Tool (CAT) that enables business to update and manage their contact lists through an online portal.

Bell PTT is available now on multiple devices, including the BlackBerry® Curve™ 9360 smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S II™ 4G superphone, and the ultra-rugged Sonim XP5520 BOLT from Sonim Technologies. Sonim (SonimTech.com) builds the world's toughest phones, specifically designed for workers in heavy industry, utilities, construction, security and other challenging work environments.

A range of dedicated Bell PTT rate plans are available, including an introductory promotion offering Push-to-talk access across Canada for $30 per month. Bell Mobility customers with a capable device can add PTT for just $15 per month. To learn more about Bell PTT, please visit Bell.ca/PTT

About Bell Bell is Canada's largest communications company, providing consumers and business with solutions to all their communications needs: Bell Mobility wireless, high-speed Bell Internet, Bell Satellite TV and Bell Fibe TV, Bell Home Phone local and long distance, and Bell Business Markets IP-broadband and information and communications technology (ICT) services. Bell Media is Canada's premier multimedia company with leading assets in television, radio and digital media, including CTV, Canada's #1 television network, and the country's most-watched specialty channels.

The Bell Mental Health Initiative is a multi-year charitable program that promotes mental health across Canada via the Bell Let's Talk anti-stigma campaign and support for community care, research and workplace best practices. To learn more, please visit Bell.ca/LetsTalk.

Bell is wholly owned by BCE Inc. (TSX, NYSE: BCE). For Bell product and service information, please visit Bell.ca. For Bell Media, please visit BellMedia.ca. For BCE corporate information, please visit BCE.ca.



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BlackBerry World: 5 Changes RIM Users Must See

Research In Motion's developer and partner conference gets underway April 30. Here's what RIM needs to show everyone to silence the BlackBerry naysayers and doomspellers.

 
RIM's annual BlackBerry World kicks off in Orlando Monday afternoon, and the company is in a dramatically different position than it was a year ago. In early May 2011, RIM had just launched the PlayBook, which met with mixed reviews, and had yet to reveal its lineup of BlackBerry 7 devices. Its position in the smartphone market was weakening, but hadn't yet bottomed out. There was hope going into the year-ago conference that RIM could prove to investors, the media, and customers/partners that good stuff was on the way. Only, RIM dashed those hopes.

RIM's former co-CEOs Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie took the stage and danced the same dance and sang the same songs they'd been singing for years. It was Microsoft's Steve Ballmer who stole the show when he made a cameo during the keynote and (believe it or not) pitched Windows Phone. The BlackBerry 7 handsets announced at BlackBerry World 2011 were once again rehashed former designs with slightly warmed-over software--much to the dismay of attendees.

Now, the story is different.

Lazaridis and Balsillie are out, and Thorsten Heins has taken their place. With a new CEO at the helm, the company has promised change. At BlackBerry World 2012, RIM needs to show everyone that change is fully underway. Here's how it can do that:

1. BlackBerry 10
RIM's future success hinges on its forthcoming BlackBerry 10 platform. BlackBerry 10 is an amalgamation of BlackBerry 7 and PlayBook OS 2.0. RIM says this future operating system will offer the enterprise savvy of BlackBerry 7 with the intuitive and delightful user interface of the PlayBook. The platform and handsets aren't supposed to launch until later in the year, but RIM absolutely must show off a near-complete build of the BB10 software during BlackBerry World. According to RIM, it will.

The company plans to distribute prototype BlackBerry handsets with a preview of BB10 on board to developer attendees at the event. This developer device (which RIM has insisted is not what BB10 smartphones will look like) should give us a decent idea of what we can expect from RIM's software engineers and BlackBerry 10 later this year.

RIM needs to wow us with its new software.

2. Better BlackBerry Smartphones
I don't expect to see new smartphones from RIM at BlackBerry World next week, but RIM can still provide attendees with an idea of what its designers are doing. One of the main weaknesses with RIM's products is that they can't compete with Apple's iPhone and Google's Android platforms when it comes to touch screens and media consumption. RIM has said it will address this with future handsets, but it needs to show us a roadmap. I also don't expect to see draft designs, but RIM has to commit to several key features, including: 4G LTE; vastly improved cameras and video cameras; seamless media syncing; compatibility with living room gear (TVs, etc.); and much better (and bigger!) displays.

3. Enterprise Focus
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins promised the company would refocus efforts on the enterprise, but he didn't provide specifics. At BlackBerry World, RIM has to give us at least some detail. For example, what is its strategy for winning back enterprise customers? Will it be based on new services, new hardware, products that won't be available to consumers? How does it plan to tackle the BYOD phenomenon? It needs more than Mobile Fusion to turn its enterprise efforts around. Again, I don't expect to see solidified products, but a roadmap would be helpful.

4. Less PlayBook, More BlackBerry
RIM's PlayBook tablet has not been a smashing success. In fact, the company had to drop the price by as much as 60% to convince people to buy the darned thing. Important though PlayBook OS 2.0 may be to RIM's future, the company needs to demonstrate that it is once again taking its smartphone business seriously. RIM can't continue to waste efforts developing for the PlayBook tablet while its business lunch walks out the door.

5. Urgency
Customers continue to flee from RIM's BlackBerrys. Instead, they opt for iPhones or Androids. RIM needs to stop the bleeding before it has nothing left to bleed. It needs to show investors, the media, and attendees that it is working as fast as possible to make things right. Though it is in a fairly strong cash position, the company can't rely on its savings account indefinitely.

BlackBerry World is RIM's best (and possibly last) chance to prove that it can still be a contender in the smartphone space. 




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Mob Tells iPhone Fans To 'Wake Up'

 Samsung's displeasure with Apple can be found in courtrooms around the world, in the mockery of iPhone users in its advertising and this week it spilled into the streets.

Outside an Apple Store in Sydney, Australia, on Thursday afternoon a black bus with the words "WAKE UP" emblazoned on the side pulled up and a gang of some 50 protesters dressed in black poured out brandishing professionally-made signs bearing the Wake Up slogan in white letters on a black background. They converged on the store and began chanting to the startled faces behind its glass walls, "Wake Up! Wake Up!"

 
 
 Wake Up is a catch line in a Samsung campaign to promote its Galaxy S III Android phone, which is expected to be launched in London next week. In recent video teases for the new phone, Samsung has also implicitly compared iPhone users to conforming sheep.

Samsung denied Friday that it had anything to do with the event, which is being characterized by some media outlets as a flash mob. That seems to be a stretch, since the event appeared to be professionally orchestrated and lacked the spontaneity typically associated with flash mobs.

So far, whoever was responsible for the event isn't stepping forward. Some reports have connected Tongue, a local Australian ad company, to the event. A number of billboards with the Wake Up slogan have been sponsored by that agency which is behind a campaign to promote the S III in Australia.

 Samsung's court battles with Apple over who is stepping on whose patents have been well publicized. Recently, though, it appeared the companies might be ready to sit down and settle their differences, albeit at the order of a federal court judge.

Those talks, though, haven't softened the rhetoric between the two firms. This week's protest in Sydney­‑whether Samsung was directly involved in it or not -- and the ads jabbing Apple in the run up to the Galaxy S III show that.

Even Apple's CEO Tim Cook, not known for his volatility, expressed irritation at the behavior of Samsung and others at an earnings event held by the company this week. "I've always hated litigation, and I continue to hate it," he told analysts at the event. "We just want people to invent their own stuff."

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