Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Supersavers from Nokia


At the Growing Together 2008 conference held in Johannesburg, South Africa, Nokia revealed four new products for emerging markets. The devices are expected to be in the price range from EUR 50 to EUR 90, before applicable taxes or subsidies.

The Nokia 5000 offers a 1.3 megapixel camera, a large QVGA display and is Nokia's first megapixel cameraphone at this price point. It also features music and email capabilities, FM radio with recording functionality, MP3 ringtones and more. The 5000 also supports Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging, Bluetooth and GPRS connectivity. The Nokia 5000 is expected to begin shipping in the second quarter of 2008 with an estimated retail price of EUR 90, before subsidies and taxes.

"People in emerging markets like Africa are increasingly demanding more from their mobile phone - their expectations and demands in terms of functionality and design are similar to people in any other part of the world - they simply have less income at their disposal," says Alex Lambeek, Vice President, Entry, who oversees Nokia's efforts in emerging markets. "From the introduction of Nokia's most affordable megapixel camera phone, to a localized email solution in South Africa, we believe today's announcements demonstrate Nokia's firm commitment to bringing products and services that serve the varied needs and tastes of people in emerging markets."

Nokia's first slide device for entry markets, the Nokia 2680 slide, is a slim camera phone that offers a balance of ease of use and entertainment functionality, including an FM radio with recording capability and MP3 ringtones, and core mobile phone features such as an expanded phone book.

It features an integrated digital camera and is expected to begin shipping in the third quarter of 2008 with estimated retail price of EUR 75 before subsidies and taxes.

The Nokia 7070 Prism offers personalized content, including themes and wallpapers, and MP3-grade ringtones. It features a voice recorder and integrated hands-free speaker and is expected to begin shipping in the third quarter of 2008 with estimated retail price of EUR 50 before subsidies and taxes.

The Nokia 1680 Classic offers essential mobile phone functionality with the added benefits of a basic digital camera. The phone with VGA camera and video recording features one-touch access for photos and videos. It also offers phone sharing functionality and easy access to email. The Nokia 1680 classic is expected to begin shipping in the second quarter of 2008 with an estimated retail price of EUR 50 before subsidies and taxes.

Comparison of Nokia 7500 and Nokia 7900 Features


The world of Nokia Mobile Phones is so huge and vast. They create perfect mobile pieces according to the needs of their users. Frankly speaking, Nokia mobile phones are very much impressive and reliable. They all are filled with superb and all the latest technologies. I am a great fan of Nokia mobiles and like them very much. Last week, I went to a Nokia PriorityCenter to buy a perfect piece of Nokia for me. There, I found two handsets named Nokia 7500 and Nokia 7900 that captured my attention at once.

Both of the phones belong to the Prism family of Nokia. The Nokia 7500 is a Tri-Band GSM mobile phone with a 16M TFT Colour screen integrated in it. A 2MP camera, music player, video player and the connectivity options like GPRS,HSCSD, EDGE, Bluetooth and USB add to the flawless perfection to this handset. Whereas the Nokia 7900 is a 3G enabled Quad-Band GSM mobile phone that comes with an integrated 16M ColoursOLED Screen, a 2MP Camera, music player, video player, and connectivity options like GPRS, EDGE, HSCSD, 3G, Bluetooth, and USB that add more worth to this handset.

Both of the devices are almost the same in size, colour, appearance, and presentation. However, the only difference between both of these devices is that the Nokia 7900 is a 3G enabled phone withOLED screen and 1GB of internal memory with no external memory support. Whereas the Nokia 7500 is not 3G enabled and uses TFT screen but supports memory cards as its external memory with the internal memory of 30MB. Friends, now I am in dilemma that which one to buy and which one to refuse. Please help me in finding the perfect Nokia Prism for me.


Monday, June 22, 2009

Nokia N96


Nokia N96 was released in February 2008 with all the features that you think should be in a mobile. It has Polyphonic (64 channels), Monophonic, True Tones, MP3 tones which makes it glorious in its importance. It has infrared with v2.0 and A2DP provides you great quality services. You can use its Stereo FM Radio with RDS. It has 220 hours stand by time and 3 hours 40 minutes talk time. Office document viewer is also good facility of it that makes easiness for you to see your documents in your mobile. Get Nokia N96 and enjoy its features whatever you want.

Nokia Unveils 3 New Classic Mobiles


There has been a long time since Nokia announced some mid-range mobile phones. Today Nokia press release came out with 3 new mobiles, each with a ‘classic’ tag after its model number naming - Nokia 2700 classic, Nokia 6700 classic and Nokia 6303 classic. These phones are aimed at students and people who demand more features at low prices.

Nokia Aeon


Nokia Aeon is the most awaiting release from Nokia since its been announced an year ago. This full surface screen concept mobile may be the Nokia’s next blockbuster.

Nokia N95 8GB


Bulky by today’s standards the Nokia N95 8GB is a wonderfully functional device that exemplifies the phrase all-in-one.it looks slightly dated now, but the mix of rubberized black rear finish and the glossy black front finish still grabs attention, as does the beautiful crisp 2.8 inch screen and the unique 2-way slider.The front chrome buttons atop the front add a very PDA-like feeling, but unfortunately the large, gorgeous screen isn’t touch capable. The menu button and the keypad layout is  very good, and with a load of shortcut keys the N95 8GB is very ergonomic. With features like built in GPS and support for Nokia Maps, and a built-in 8 GB of storage, in addition to goodies like WiFi and a 5 megapixel camera this phone has something for everyone.

Amongst our complaints and suggestion for improvements are a slightly larger screen 3.2 inch a better battery, touch screen, and a Xenon flash for a camera, and the slider mechanism from the Nokia’s Sirocco series. And can be a little slimmer? And can we get more than 8 GB of storage?

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Nokia Mobile Phones – The Phones You can Trust Upon


There is hoard of mobile phones in our markets so search a best mobile phone is not less than a heard nut to crack. The problem of searching best mobile phone degenerates when you fins practically all the companies claiming that they are they best mobile phone providers. But, however, exhaustive study reveals that there is one company whom you can bank upon. Would you like to know the name of that company? Well. It is not an outlandish company!! And perhaps you must have heard its name number of times in news papers and other advertisement sources. Yes, I am talking about Nokia or Nokia Phones.

All the Nokia Phones are furnished with immense research and toil. Before giving final shape or making an appliance a massive research is done that is based on views of the existing and prospective users. That is why it is said that Nokia Mobiles phones are trusted name and tested products. And to furnish Nokia Mobile Phones expert’s assistance is taken so that it fits to every individual needs.



Latest study shows that Nokia Mobile Phones are on top of the demand. Perhaps this accumulating demand is due to their latest ground breaking innovation Nokia N-series mobiles device. This N-series Nokia Mobile Phones are perfect choice for the businessmen since they are furnished with all the latest technologies and specifications required by the businessmen.

There are some features of the Nokia Mobile Phones those have won the confidence of people around the glob. All the latest Nokia Mobile Phones are offered with outsized memory that is for general use for the users and this broaden memory is offered in addition to mobile phone memory. This memory can be used for up loading and downloading all MP3 and visual videos those you can enjoy while getting bore.

Now a days, almost all the Nokia Mobile Phones are provided with FM radio that one can avail himself with while walking down on the road. Thus, Nokia assist you minimize your distance and to reduce boring moments. Furthermore, these days Nokia mobiles are offered with TFT display that gives extra charm to your pictures.

Most popular phones from nokia e-series are Free Nokia E65, Nokia E90 and from n-series are Free Nokia N95, Free N95 8GB, Free Nokia N81, N96 on contracts in uk.

Smallest mobile phone from Touchmate TM-M800G


Not all best things are big as Touchmate has launched the Diamond Cam Mobile TM-M800G, which is said to be the smallest mobile phone on earth. This Diamond Cam Mobile is currently available through all touchmate outlets.

The phone TM-M800G matches the looks and feel of Motorola’s L6 model. TM-M800G is compact and slim, the Diamond Cam TM-M800G Mobile has boasts of its built-In Swarovski Crystal Diamond, 1.3 MegaPixel Camera,128MB memory expandable by a T-Flash slot.


M-M800G has an external speaker functionality, and TM-M800G also comes with the dual USB and power chargeability. Touchmate has integrated most of the highly sought functionalities and operations into this TM-M800G mobile phone also managing its size keeping it as smallest as possible.

Best things come in small packages.enjoy life ,enjoy TM-M800G

P835 PDA SMARTPHONE


This new PDA boasts of providing mind blowing downloading and uploading speed i.e. HSPA 7.2 Mbps and 2Mbps respectively . It is bundled with Windows Mobile 6.1, Wi-Fi, Blutooth, and USB. One can switch between 12 key, Half QWERTY and full QWERTY modes It’s got 5MP camera and 4GB internal memory with expansion slot for MicroSD. It is launched by ASUS.

LG KF 300



It is a mid range handset launched by LG. It comes with 2MP camera, MP3 player, FM radio and provides connectivity through Bluetooth, EDGE/GPRS technologies. It is slim and sleek and has a laser cut design along with external 1.1 inch TFT LCD screen. It’s got expandable memory through MicroSD slots. The KF300 has been quoted at price of Rs. 8,500.

NOKIA NEW MOBILES 6600 SLIDE


Nokia Supernova Phone Range


The new Nokia 7610, 7510 and 7310 Supernova devices give people an option to truly personalize their look by matching the style of their phone to their ever-changing moods with a choice of exchangeable Xpress-On covers in striking colors and glamorous surfaces.

Sony Ericsson W850i vs Nokia 5300


Neither Nokia nor Sony Ericsson has been particularly keen on the slider form factor. Compared to the likes of Samsung, they have merely skimmed the surface of the slider phone market. However, it seems like they're slowly changing their minds and two of their latest phones to adopt the slider style are the Nokia 5300 and the Sony Ericsson W850i.

Both models are pitched at music fans and include dedicated music buttons and expandable memory slots so you can store all your favourite tunes. They're both about the same size and weight, feature cameras and both of them slide, but are these two phones identical? No. Continue reading...


Photos: LG Joy and Samsung i520


Today Crave went along to the Symbian smart phone show. The event is held every year and we expected to hear the same old 'smart phones are the future' speech and see some interesting new Symbian applications. However, what we didn't expect to see were LG and Samsung's new phones running on the Symbian OS.

The LG Joy (pictured left) is based on the Symbian OS v9 and S60 3rd edition feature pack 1. It features a 61mm (2.4-inch) colour screen, expandable microSD slot and HSDPA (3.5G) connectivity for broadband-like speeds on the go. It also boasts a 2-megapixel camera for snapshots and a VGA one for video calls. Considering how many features it has, we were really impressed at how light it felt.

This is the first time LG has used the Symbian OS on a handset, and from what we saw it's not bad. Strangely enough, it feels more like a Nokia to use than a LG, which may or may not be a good thing.

Samsung also launched a handset based on Symbian OS v9 and S60 3rd edition feature pack 1, called the SGH-i520 (pictured right). The i520 also features HSDPA connectivity and a 2-megapixel camera. Other features include a 58mm (2.3-inch) colour screen, A2DP Bluetooth stereo connectivity and an expandable microSD slot. Expect a full review of both handsets soon. -AL


Sneak peek: HTC P3600


Here at the Crave hideout we've been lucky enough to get our hands on the HTC P3600, one of the coolest Windows Mobile 5.0 devices we've seen so far. It's similar to the Orange SPV M600 and is not only small but light.

The P3600 comes in an iPod-esque plastic white casing and weighs 141g, which is 10g less than the M600. It measures 58mm wide by 108mm tall by 18mm deep, and it feels very comfortable to hold.

The P3600 has a large 240x320-pixel colour touchscreen that measures 44mm wide by 59mm tall and displays 65k colours. The large display can be used in landscape mode, which comes in particularly handy when you're using the tri-band 3G, quad-band GPRS, HSDPA or Wi-Fi to browse the Web. Continue reading...


Sunday, June 21, 2009

Sony Ericsson Launches W890 in India


Sony Ericsson launched the latest addition to its Walkman series portfolio – W890. The W890 Walkman phone offers Mega Bass and Stereo Widening speakers with 2GB of storage capacity (2GB M2 card is provided in-box) allowing storage of upto 1800 songs. It also comes equipped with a 3.2 megapixel camera. The W890 also comes with a color matched stereo headset.

Speaking at the occasion, Sudhin Mathur, GM, Sony Ericsson India said, "The W890 Walkman phone is truly a small slim phone that delivers a full Walkman experience with a unique proposition of mega music in mini size. With the W890, we aim to address the needs of young music connoisseurs who demand the latest Walkman features and fast downloads.

The W890 phone incorporates the Walkman Player 3.0, the latest in Walkman technology, which offers one-click access to the player and simple, intuitive navigation and control of the music library. It also has an integrated FM radio (with RDS). The SensMe music experience that the W890 also incorporates automatically plots your music by tempo and mood – letting you select the song that matches how you feel. For connectivity the W8990 is equipped with Bluetooth (A2DP), HSDPA capabilities and Bluetooth support. It also comes with TrackID. With it’s 3.2 megapixel camera the W890 also allows users to upload photos to a personal online gallery.

The W890 will be available in three stylish colours - Espresso Black, Mocha Brown and Sparking Silver, and will be available at a price tag of Rs. 15,990 at all RPG Cellucom stores and Sony Ericsson Experience Stores.


nokia Brings The 8800 Sapphire Arte to India


Nokia, has launched its premium handset the 8800 Sapphire Arte.

The Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte is inspired from nature and makes a unique statement with its single Sapphire (world's most durable material) as the center-key. The handset features 3G capabilities along with 3.2 megapixel auto focus camera and boasts an OLED display.


Devinder Kishore, Director Marketing, Nokia India said,"As part of its premium range, Nokia brings yet another iconic mobile phone. Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte sets the benchmark for quality and craftsmanship. The high-end materials and seamless surfaces celebrate the art of individuality - inspired by natural light with minimalistic design."

The handset has a high-end metal and glass composition. It has a smooth slide mechanism – comprised of state-of-the art ball bearings and a unique spring mechanism. It also sports a polished steel case with a genuine sapphire gem stone and an accent of soft brown napa leather. It comes with 'tap-for-time' and 'turn-to-mute' features while living wallpapers move throughout the day to give on-screen decoration. By double-tapping the steel surface below the display, an analogue clock appears – indicating time, while incoming calls can be silenced by simply turning over the phone, screen-side down.

Sony Ericsson K850i available in stores


The wait has finally ended. Sony Ericsson has announced that the highly anticipated K850i Cyber-shot phone is currently available in all Asia-Pacific markets at a recommended retail price of S$898 (without plan). We've just received our commercial review unit and a full review of the camera-phone will be coming up early next week. For now, content yourselves with our hands-on of the K850i here. While you're at it, check out our first looks video, too.

Latest Features in Mobile Phones


Mobile phones have revolutionized communication. These gadgets are increasingly becoming popular. It has made possible to stay in touch with friends and family anytime, anywhere. There is plethora of designs, shapes and sizes available in mobile phones of today. Mobile phones have become a fashion statement. A mobile represents a person’s class. No wonder companies have made designs and look a focus of attention.

The mobile phone giants are Nokia, Sony Ericcson, Motorola, Samsung and LG. Each giant is competing with each other with more stylish and sleek designed phones nonetheless feature packed. Nokia is the world leader when it comes to mobile phones and provides a huge variety of services and feature. Sony Ericsson phones combine powerful technology with entertainment and innovative applications for mobile imaging. Motorola is a leader when it comes to sleek, attractive looking phones. Features like Bluetooth, media player, MP3 player, mega pixel camera have become a must in every phone.

Nowadays, instead of buying separate MP3 players and digital cameras, people have resorted to buying a mobile phone which integrates all of the above mentioned into single attractive looking phones. These phones don’t compromise on quality or space. Mobiles are equipped with both internal memory and expandable memory slots which gives the user an option of storing hundreds of songs and photographs. Micro SD cards are the most preferred expandable memory cards of the latest phones. These micro chips are smaller than a thumbnail yet capable of 2GB space. A song in an MP3 format usually takes about 4-5 MB of space where as a photo taken in a 2 mega pixel resolution takes about 400 KB of space. This means that a micro chip can store over 400 songs or 5000 snaps. Bluetooth enabled phones make possible of wireless transfer of these multimedia files. Thus, a memorable snap or the latest song can be exchanged free of cost. Now this is communication! Mobile phones have become an explosive multimedia device with limitless opportunities.

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