The Nokia as we traditionally know it is no more, and the reborn company of today is mainly focused on network infrastructure. However, it still has its Technologies arm for R&D and licensing, and this will give it a continuing influence over the device industry, though patents and also its own new products. It is pinning a core part of its future business strategy on emerging virtual reality (VR) technologies. In the run-up to this week’s National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) event, Nokia has announced the launch of OZO Reality – an updated set of technologies for supporting the delivery, creation and end user experience of VR content. Nokia is hoping to propel uptake of its OZO camera, a $40,000…