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Sony Mobile to launch WP8 phones, say sources

Daniel Shen, Taipei; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES Monday 6 January 2014 0

Sony Mobile Communications has decided to launch ODM models of Windows Phone 8-based smartphones, while concentrating its R&D efforts on Android and Firefox models, according to industry sources.

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