Vertu is celebrating its 10th birthday this year and is launching the special Constellation Rococo Collection for the event. The stylish series of devices was inspired by the "by the eighteenth century French art, fashion and interior design movement by the same name." In other words, a new design pattern is created to get new [...]

Look away if you’re not among the uber-rich folks or even if you are but are looking for a feature-packed smartphone. Vertu, Nokia’s luxury arm, has released a new version of its Constellation model called the Constellation Mixed Metal edition. The new device is made of stainless steel with gold being used for the navigation button, side buttons, speaker vents, screws and the quarter turn locking device. In addition, there’s a ceramic keypad and the good all black leather on the back of the device. It’s only obvious Vertu needs another device for ladies, hence they’ve also announced the “other” Constellation, which is made of satin steel with the back wrapped in burgundy leather. Yeah, both of them rock and both of them are quite expensive… [Via: JampBLOG ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:More extravagance from Vertu - Signature Black & White DiamondsCheap(er) Vertu Ascent from China - VEPTU I-70Nokia hoping to increase it's penetration of Vertu phones in VietnamVertu commemorates Ferrari's 60th Anniversary with Vertu Ascent Ferrari 60 Limited EditionNew Vertu Ti model passes FCC muster