Nokia N8

Nokia N8 is a GSM smart mobile phone with touch screen. The display of Nokia N8 is 2.2 inch wide. The screen resolution is 360 X 640 pixels with 16 million colors. This candy hand set uses a powerful BL-4D 1200 mAh Lithium-ion battery that provides talk time up to 12 h and stand by up to 400 h. Nokia N8 thickness is 12.9 mm, weight 135 gm and volume 86 cc. Nokia N8 has a memory card slot to support micro SD which is used to enhance the memory up to 32GB.

The Nokia N8 carries a full set of entertainment features including FM Radio, Preloaded games, audio player, Video player, music player. Nokia N8 has an excellent 12 mega pixel camera with 5. 4 X zooming facility. The camera system of the Nokia N8 has auto focus, LED flash, automatic red eye removal with Xenon flash, face recognition software and the amazing secondary camera for video calls. The video recording is done with an ease. Nokia N8 has a finger-operated touch screen for text input and user interface control and also has Chinese handwriting recognition.

The Nokia N8 operates at the following frequencies: Quad band GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 and WCDMA 850/900/1700/1900/2100. The Nokia N8 also allows automatic switching between GSM bands and WCDMA and supports Flight Mode.

The Nokia N8 supports full web browsing of html pages, support streaming video, flash lite, the connectivity feature includes Bluetooth, USB Connector, GPRS, 3G and WAP. Nokia N8 has smooth access to social networks like Face book, MySpace, and YouTube etc. makes the Nokia N8 appealing to those who like social networks. The users of Nokia N8 gets integrated GPS Navigation with free Ovi maps and pedestrian navigation too.

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Nokia E5

The Nokia E5 is proper support equipment for heavy texters and users who want to remain in continuous and unbroken contact of all their social circles. The Nokia E5 uses both 3G and Wi-Fi connections and the customizable homescreen helps the use to access multiple utilities through widgets and dedicated keys.

The Nokia E5 is available in many colors with carbon black being one of the most favorite. The broad QWERTY keypad and wide 2.3-inch display screen makes the Nokia E5 the right tool for continuous messaging. The Nokia E5 screen displays at a resolution of 320 X 240 pixels with 256 K colors. The Nokia E5 has outstanding network connectivity with HSDPA cat9 working up to 10.2 mbps speed, HSUPA cat5 working up to 2 MBPS, Tri-band WCDMA,

GSM GPRS data class 32, GSM EGPRS data class 32, DTM 32, EDGE Rel. 4: MSC 32, and GPRS: MSC 32.

The Nokia E5 data connectivity equipment include WLAN, AV connector, High-speed Micro-USB, Stereo Bluetooth, OMA DRM 2 and Windows Media DRM, and OM SyncML 1.1.2. The Operating frequencies of the Nokia E5 include GSM QB 850/900/1800/1900, WCDMA Band I + II + VII (900 + 1900 + 2100) or WCDMA Band I + II + V (850 + 1900 + 2100).

The Nokia E5 has a powerful internal memory of 256 MB expandable up to 32 GB with MicroSD card. The Operating System used by the Nokia E5 is the powerful Symbian OS version V 9.3 with S60 3rd Edition - Feature Pack 2, Java MIDP2, C++ and Java SDKs, Speech codecs, and Ovi Suite. The Nokie E5 updates relevant software over the air.

The Nokia E5 has a great number of other features and facilities including high-class digital camera and image capture along with scene modes and post processing editor. The Nokia E5 Digital camera can zoom up to 3x and has a 5 mega pixel sensor. Stereo FM Radio, audio/video recording, and playback. The Nokia E5 also comes equipped with Real Media Player and Internet Radio.

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Nokia C3

Nokia C3 is a GSM phone. Nokia C3, a Candy Bar mobile comes with a great list of features. Nokia C3 price is optimal and it is a great buy.

The Nokia C3 is a mobile phone meant for fast messaging and social networking. Its sleek looks and metallic colors are a feast for the eyes, and inside it is robust and rugged - a Wi-Fi enabled powerhouse of connectivity that lets you stay constantly on top of your networks with email, IM, conversational messaging etc.

The Nokia C3 includes a customizable home screen where the background, theme, and icons can be changed with ease. Live feeds from Twitter and Facebook can be integrated directly on the home screen. The Nokia C3 also allows you to manage all your email, chat, and calendar and music directly from the home screen with dedicated widgets. The Nokia C3 has a 2 mega-pixel camera. Capturing and storing images becomes easy with the large 55 MB internal memory that can be extended up to 8 GB with Micro SD card. With additional Bluetooth support on top of powerful internet connection,

video clips can be shared at ease.

The Nokia C3 packs enormous power for accessing the Internet either over 2G or Wi-Fi. The Nokia C3 user can browse search, shop, and share things online as well as stay connected with friends and social networks. The vivid 2.4-inch wide color screen makes pictures come alive on the Nokia C3. The Nokia C3 has

a full QWERTY keyboard that supports heavy texting. The flow of SMS conversations can be followed as text messages appear one after another with conversation going back and forth. The Nokia C3 allows the user to access up to 10 personal email accounts including Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo Mail. Nokia's Ovi Mail support is always available on Nokia C3. Chat options include Ovi Chat, Windows Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, and Google Talk.

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Nokia 5250

The Nokia 5230 is by far a very popular selling device for Nokia, however, rumor has it, the ever so popular device, the 5230 is set to be replaced by a facelift model known as the 5250. The image below was discovered by blogger Titanas who just happened to notice the accidental slipped/leaked image in an Ovi Competition.

There is no other information known on this unannounced touch device from Nokia just yet, but as soon as we hear something about its aimed market, and specification, you can be sure we will let you know.!

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Nokia 5250

Nokia E-63

Nokia E – 63 is a S60 Symbian Series 3rd edition phone with Quad Band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz, Dual band WCDMA, 3 models: E63-1 900/2100 MHz, E63-2 850/1900 MHz, E63-3 850/2100 MHz with the dimension of Dimensions: 113 x 59 x 13 mm Weight: 126 g Volume: 87 cc. It also has 2 MP camera with the finest quality of photo and video capturing. It has 2.36" QVGA (240x320 pixel) display. The 3.5mm stereo AV socket is also present in the top right of the phone. It has a micro USB connector. The internal memory of the phone is 110MB but the external memory supports upto 8GB. It also has a FM Radio and the battery with 1500mA. Also the Wifi and 3G part of the phone is most interesting which helps us to connect with our friends and relatives.

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Nokia E63

Nokia E-71

Based on the Symbian S60 3rd edition FP1, the E71 is very responsive. This OS, though not the most aesthetic, is very effective for pro use. Lets take the time to cover an interesting point here: you can create two different screens for the E71, a pro screen and a personal screen. The visual themes are independent of each other and you can organise the icons differently depending on the screen. This is a real bonus for those who only have the one phone for personal and professional use.

Here, as on start-up, the different settings are all facilitated with numerous assistants and are easy to access. Sure, configuring an IMAP mail account or Exchange is not especially simple for those used to general public multimedia phones, but of course this phone is not targetting the same market.

One of the weak points of the E71 is certainly its screen that is lacking in both brightness and

resolution. Sure, it’s fluid but it loses out in legibility and aesthetics. And of course, display of contacts and mails is obviously compromised. In comparison, the Bold has smoother fonts and more detailed displays of contacts and mails, without compromising on quantity of content.

Let’s pause again for a second to look at mailing, an important area that has been well dealt

with here, though there are a few gaps. Mailing is shared by two different pieces of software. The first manages access to an Exchange server, the second the webmail and other standard ISP server pre-configurations. This means you can simply enter your Yahoo or Gmail account without having to go through complex settings. Multiple mail accounts are supported no problem, with two exceptions: the number of unread mails cannot go over 999 (big users will regularly go over this limit) and you can’t display all mails from all accounts on a single page, something you can do on a Blackberry.

Mail display options, summaries and pre-download views can also be a bit bizarre, though they shouldn’t make for any major inconvencience on usage. The low screen resolution has, as we’ve said, an impact on mails: the default display is one line per mail, which is not much and often makes it difficult to see what mail you’re viewing before opening it. You can set the display to two lines but then you lose out in terms of how much of a line can be visualised.

Display of HTML mails is well managed and transits through the navigator very well though you’re a long way off what you get with general public phones. As for opening Office/PDF docs, Quick Office does a great job. Last of all, the keyboard (bulging keys): though tight you rarely make any errors, particularly as the predictive text and auto-correction featutes are devilishly  effective.

For SIP ad IPBX, or in other words, IP phoning, software support is very thorough as you can use your own SIP account at the same time as connecting to an internal company phone network (the E71 supports Wi-Fi 802.11g). The same goes for on-line conferencing, call transfers and availability. Those with data packages won’t have any problem using them with their E71 as a modem and a VPN utility is supplied.

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Nokia E71

Nokia 6700 Slide

The Nokia 6700 slide doesn’t have to do much to get recognised, coming as it does in six stunning colours. It’s not short on features either and with social networking and 3G at its heart, this is one very connected device. The aluminium frame and 2.2-inch screen round off quite a tasty package.

Aluminium, pink, petrol-blue, red, lime and purple are the colour choices on offer for the Nokia 6700 slide, each more striking than the last. Pictures are well catered for with a five megapixel camera, Carl Zeiss optics, dual LED flash and a dedicated camera button.

HSDPA and HSUPA will keep users well connected whilst 29 hours of audio playback will be music to headphone fans’ ears (the 6700 also boasts over 12 days standby and four hours talktime). On board FM radio and music player will help to keep the beats alive. Based on S60, the 6700 slide also makes it easy to share pics and make the most of social networks whilst editing and uploading shots is a breeze.

Expected to land in the first quarter of 2010, the 6700 is estimated to retail for €160 before taxes and subsidies.

 

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Nokia X3

The X3 is Nokia’s latest music phone, but while the name will give many the impressions that this is a cut down version of Nokia’s capacitance screen touting X6, in reality the two phones are completely different beasts. Whereas the X6 is targeted at the higher end of the contract phone market, the X3 is primarily aimed at pay as you go users looking for a more wallet friendly phone, which is reflected in its sub £80 asking price. The form factor is completely different too, as the X3 has more of a traditional slider design, albeit with some tweaks here and there including some dedicated music keys. In fact the only real ties between the two handsets are the fact that they’re both being pitched as music phones and they both share the same colours scheme. Like the X6, the X3 is available in black with either red or blue strips flanking the screen.

With its slightly boxy design we wouldn’t exactly describe the X3 as a looker, but when you slide the keypad open you’ll find that at least the extra girth means Nokia has been able to equip it with a relatively spacious keypad. And although the keypad is a flat one piece design, there is a bit of travel in each key which helps make it a fairly easy phone for quickly tapping out text messages. Nokia has also added three music keys on the left-hand edge of the display to let you skip forwards and backwards through tracks as well as starting and pausing playback.

Another welcome feature for music fans is the standard 3.5mm headphone jack at the top of the phone which makes it easy to swap the supplied earphones for your own cans. The top edge is also home to the standard Nokia mini charging port, but you can also charge the handset via its microUSB port, which may come in handy if you need an emergency battery top up when you’re around a mate’s place.

The screen is an area where manufacturers often cut costs on budget handsets and unfortunately this is definitely the case here. At a mere 2.2inches the display is very small and the resolution of 320x240 pixels means text tends to look a tad blocky. However, the biggest problem with the screen is its shimmery look that sometimes makes it difficult to focus on. The

reason for this seems to be its very narrow viewing angle, as a tiny rotation to the right makes it look very dark while doing the same on the left-hand side washes out the colours almost completely. As a result we could never really find a sweet spot where readability was acceptable.

When it comes to music the phone uses the standard Series 40 media player. To our mind this isn’t quite as attractive, responsive or as well laid out as the Walkman app on Sony Ericsson’s music phones, but it’s still pretty straight forward to navigate around. The music library is divided up into playlists, artists, albums and genres, and album art is displayed on the screen when a track is playing. You can tweak the audio output via the five band equaliser and there’s also a stereo widening setting that aims to increase the apparent width of the stereo image when you’re using headphones.

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Nokia X3

Nokia 5800 Xpress Music

Prolific availability at UK launch indicates that the 5800 Xpress Music is something of an attention seeker. It is, after all, the first appearance of S60 5th edition, which, vitally, supports touch control. That might be enough to make you want to rush out and buy this handset, but hold your horses. I see this phone as a competent first attempt rather than an all out iPhone killer. Text entry is one of those all-important areas where the touch-based user interface has to be superb. If it works well then text messaging and emailing are easy. If not, they are frustrating. In this case, individual keys are small but not too small and there is a gentle vibrating response when you hit a key. One potential problem is that keys don't actually register till you lift your finger away from them, so there's no chance of really fast typing that can result in physical contact with two keys at once.

This may slow down the speedmongers. The Nokia 5800's screen locks out after a few seconds of non-use preventing accidental presses. To get things running again you have to slide the side mounted lock button. You'll either appreciate this or loathe it and I certainly found it more amenable than the more usual double front button press. This is a fat phone at 15.5mm, but otherwise typical at 111mm tall, 51.7mm wide and 109g in weight. The screen measures 3.2in diagonally and has a 640 x 360 pixel resolution. The accelerometer is one of the most responsive I've used and it works very well indeed. The button arrangement is pretty standard. Beneath the screen are Call, End and Menu keys. Both the SIM and microSD card slots sit on the left edge of the casing under protective flaps. The phone comes with an 8GB card which boosts its somewhat paltry 81MB of internal memory. Above the screen an Xpress Music touch-button brings up a ‘media bar' offering instant access to music, the picture gallery, online sharing, the video centre and web browser. It felt a bit pointless, to be frank, as all it does is double-up on functions available from the main menu. There are stereo speakers on board that turn out a reasonable volume and quality of music and the (sensibly) top-mounted 3.5mm headset jack is welcome. The phone supports TV-out via the 3.5mm connector, too, and you get the necessary cable. This is, as you'd expect, a 3G handset with download speeds of up to 3.6Mbps. There is Wi-Fi here too, and it is very easy to hop on and off networks. A-GPS is also present and Nokia Maps is built in. There is a front camera for two-way video-calling. The main camera captures stills at 3.2-megapixels through Carl Zeiss optics and has a dual LED flash and autofocus. Battery life is quoted at 8.8 hours talk and 406 hours on standby. I managed a couple of days between charges with an average use pattern but if you are heavy on the GPS, Wi-Fi or 3G you'll need to recharge more frequently.

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Nokia 5800

Nokia X5-00

Nokia X5-00 is very cute and lovely figure of the phone. Once you look your eyes will stuck there. This phone is equipped with 256 MB of internal memory, Micro SD slot; 2.4 inch LCD display also has a secondary display. 3G and EDGE feature, Bluetooth, WAP, RSS, supports various file formats, quality music player, MMS and E-MAIL features,165 hour standby time, and has accelerometer. This phone have 256 MB of internal memory with a MICRO SD SLOT you can extend the memory to 16 GB. It also have 2.4 inch LCD with the resolution of 240*320 pixels. For communication it have GPRS and EDGE facility also it has Bluetooth with Ver. 2.0 and supports A2DP Profile, sorry to say but it doesn’t have WIFI in it. Entertainment is the need of everyone so it has a high quality music player with 5 band equalizers and supports loudness and stereo widening. X5 have 5 Mega Pixels camera which increases its value. You can take many types of photo in various modes. Its video capturing is also very good and high quality with the ratio of 30 frames per second. Assuming the quality it’s not less than a high quality camcorder. If you are thinking for a nice phone then you must go ahead with it… Think less and buy the good one...

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Nokia X5-00

Nokia N900

Next evolution by the Nokia brings its new model N900 with lots of features. This 3G set has very fast OS that it does not hangs at all. It is unbelievable that it has got 32GB internal memory with 256MB RAM and can support up to 16GB micro-SD card. N900 has got GPRS, EDGE, 3G, WLAN, Bluetooth, Infrared port as well as USB for you easiness to share the data. With 5 mega-pixel camera you can capture the image of 2576x1936 pixels photo. Even at night you can capture the image because it has got dual LED flash. You can also have geo-tagging feature and can capture video @ 25frames per second. N900 is built with 600MHz CPU with SGX530 graphics. It is available in Black color. Its backup time is 250-278 hours stand-by time, 4 hours 30 minutes - 6 hours 30 minutes talk-time and about 24 hours music playback time. Its back time differ with the service you use i.e. 2G or 3G service. N900 is such a nice phone which is better in all aspects. It is amazing set and worth buying it. You won't feel bad after taking it. It is like everything in your pocket.

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Nokia N900

Nokia 5530 Xpress Music

Nokia 5530 XM is one of the attractive Symbian Smartphone of Nokia, as this phone is a touch screen so it fully works on your hand. This phone has 16.7 million color modes with 2.9 inch of wide screen with 640*360 pixels LCD Screen Resolution. There are so many interesting features that you will enjoy, one of which is WIFI (Wireless Fidelity). You can enjoy calling your friends all over the world with Skype (it’s available free in OVI STORE) and connecting it with the nearest WIFI network. It supports multiple file formats including 3GP, MP4, AAC Audio, WMA, WMV, MP3 WAV and many more. Also there is 3.2 mega pixels camera which gives you quality photo and can be compared to the Digital camera photo of the same configuration. The camera has various features like Auto Focus, While Balance, Red-Eye Reduction, self timer and many more. It also have Flash light which can also be used a torch (software free from OVI STORE). Including its sound quality, I have a crystal clear sound in which even a pin drop can also be heard. It also has Facebook, MySpace, and Youtube software inbuilt. Talking about its battery life you can talk up to 6-7 hours and has the standby time of 351 hours. You can listen to the music approximately 17-19 hours when the battery is fully charged. It also have an Airplane mode, you can use your phone to listen to music or to play games while traveling through air. Nokia 5530 XM comes along with connectivity cable, Headset and charger which are packed in a small box.

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Nokia 5530

Nokia 5233

Its a latest classic touch-screen phone in cheap price. This is the touch-screen phone which can be bought in budget. You might not have sound quality as of Xpress Music sets but with 2MP camera you can enjoy one of the cheap mobile by Nokia. It looks as if you are carrying Nokia 5530 Xpress Music. It also has accelerometer to rotate the screen when you tilt the phone. With such a 3.2" size phone you can enjoy the videos. Its resolution is 640x360 with 16.7 million colours. It also supports voice command. You will also have one changeable battery cover with the set to enjoy with your phone changing the colours. It has got 70MB internal memory and external memory is expandable upto 16GB. Its battery life time is also sufficient for a person. It has about 455 hours standby time, 10.7 hours talk time, 3-4.5 hours video playback time and 33 hours music playback time. It has been integrated with Bluetooth technology 2.0. It supports lots of video and music formats. The video formats supported by it are MPEG4, WMV, 3GPP and CIF and audio formats supported are MP3, MP4, AAC, eAAC+, WMA. Video are played in landscape mode. You will also have radio with it. You can also record video in mp4 or 3gp as per your wish. You will also have 4x digital zoom and 3x digital zoom while capturing video and image respectively. In Nokia 5233 there is voice dialing facility is also present to make you simple to call and video ringtone can also be used in Nokia 5233. Nokia 5233 is the only phone that makes your dream to use Nokia's touch-screen phone come true.

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Nokia 5233