sâmbătă, 18 septembrie 2010
miercuri, 1 septembrie 2010
Nokia E5
The Nokia E5 is probably targeted at young people stuck in a corporate environment. Or maybe it’s caught in the trend of more and more companies betting on social networking to boost sales. Whatever the reason, the Nokia E5 has pretty extensive support for social networks and IM chatting to go along with strictly-business offerings like the Microsoft Office messenger.
Key features
QWERTY messenger bar
Quad-band GSM/EDGE
Tri-band 3G with 10.2Mbps HSDPA and 2Mbps HSUPA
Symbian S60 UI, 3rd edition FP2
600MHz processor, 256MB RAM; 250MB user-accessible storage
2.36" 256K-color QVGA display of excellent sunlight legibility
5 megapixel fixed-focus camera, LED flash
VGA video recording at 15fps
Wi-Fi b/g; DLNA and UPnP support
GPS receiver; Ovi Maps 3.0 with free life-time voice guided navigation
Stereo FM radio with RDS, Internet radio
Bluetooth (with A2DP)
Standard microUSB port (charging)
microSD card slot (32GB supported, 2GB included)
3.5mm audio jack
Good email and social networking support
Office document editor; PDF viewer; ZIP file support
Good audio quality
Reasonable price
Microsoft Office Messenger support
Quick Business and Personal homescreen toggle
Main disadvantages
Non-hot-swappable microSD card under the battery
Camera doesn’t have autofocus
Poor video recording
Low-res screen isn’t very good for browsing
No native Twitter and MySpace clients
QWERTY messenger bar
Quad-band GSM/EDGE
Tri-band 3G with 10.2Mbps HSDPA and 2Mbps HSUPA
Symbian S60 UI, 3rd edition FP2
600MHz processor, 256MB RAM; 250MB user-accessible storage
2.36" 256K-color QVGA display of excellent sunlight legibility
5 megapixel fixed-focus camera, LED flash
VGA video recording at 15fps
Wi-Fi b/g; DLNA and UPnP support
GPS receiver; Ovi Maps 3.0 with free life-time voice guided navigation
Stereo FM radio with RDS, Internet radio
Bluetooth (with A2DP)
Standard microUSB port (charging)
microSD card slot (32GB supported, 2GB included)
3.5mm audio jack
Good email and social networking support
Office document editor; PDF viewer; ZIP file support
Good audio quality
Reasonable price
Microsoft Office Messenger support
Quick Business and Personal homescreen toggle
Main disadvantages
Non-hot-swappable microSD card under the battery
Camera doesn’t have autofocus
Poor video recording
Low-res screen isn’t very good for browsing
No native Twitter and MySpace clients
vineri, 27 august 2010
Nokia C7
Nokia are obviously not doing a great job preventing those leaks as another of their handsets has been previewed well-ahead of its official announcement. This time it's the Nokia C7 and even though the preview doesn't give us all the details it gets clear that the C7 is a slightly trimmed-down Nokia N8, coming at a lower price.
Nokia C7 gets previewed
Despite his history of legal issues with Nokia, Eldar Murtazin from mobile-review.com posted a preview of the Nokia C7. The handset obviously takes the N8 base, but uses a cheaper body (plastic rather than anodized aluminum) and cuts down a few features . The major cut is the camera - 8MP and LED flash vs. the 12MP camera with xenon flash on the N8.
HDMI is also gone and the internal memory has been halved to 8GB. The rest of it is the same - 3.5" nHD AMOLED, 680MHz CPU, 256MB RAM, 1200mAh Li-Ion battery and of course Symbian^3. The Nokia C7 also supports the latest local wireless connectivity - Wi-Fi b/g/n and Bluetooth 3.0 (which hit 10Mbit/s during testing).
Nokia C7 gets previewed
Despite his history of legal issues with Nokia, Eldar Murtazin from mobile-review.com posted a preview of the Nokia C7. The handset obviously takes the N8 base, but uses a cheaper body (plastic rather than anodized aluminum) and cuts down a few features . The major cut is the camera - 8MP and LED flash vs. the 12MP camera with xenon flash on the N8.
HDMI is also gone and the internal memory has been halved to 8GB. The rest of it is the same - 3.5" nHD AMOLED, 680MHz CPU, 256MB RAM, 1200mAh Li-Ion battery and of course Symbian^3. The Nokia C7 also supports the latest local wireless connectivity - Wi-Fi b/g/n and Bluetooth 3.0 (which hit 10Mbit/s during testing).
marți, 24 august 2010
sâmbătă, 21 august 2010
Nokia N9
I was relieved to see the Nokia N9 surface, with a nice-looking slide-out QWERTY and 8MP camera. It's been a long time coming for Nokia, even if it's shown running Symbian for now. These new specs sound pretty decent.
According to Techno Buffalo, who managed to persuade Negri Electronics to part with it for a few hours after showing it off on video the other day, it's got the following specs:
* NAM 3G Bands (850/1900)
* nHD Display (640 X 360)
* 4″ Capacitive multi-touch display
* Front facing camera (VGA?) with LED Flash
* Rear 8MPX camera with Dual LED Flash
* WiFi, Bluetooth
* HDMI Out
The 8MP camera on the back, forward-facing camera on the front and mini HDMI port are all visible in the first photo. The screen looks large, with Techno Buffalo confirming it's one of the nHD screens which was seen in the 5800 XpressMusic and N97, so-called because it's 1/9th of a HD screen.
Like we said the other day, it's very doubtful that the N9 will actually launch with Symbian, considering they've ditched it for their high-end N-series range of phones. So expect to see this slide-out QWERTY coming at your way with MeeGo OS, the platform that's come from the joint venture between Nokia and Intel. [Techo Buffalo]
Nokia N9 from Techno Buffalo on Vimeo.
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marți, 17 august 2010
Nokia X3-02 Touch and Type
Today Nokia announced their first handset to pack a touchscreen and a regular alphanumeric keypad simultaneously. Nokia X3-02 Touch and Type is also the first S40 touch-driven device to get a global release.
The unusual handset leaked last week and most of the specs that were made available back then got confirmed today. Despite its low standing in the food chain, the Nokia X3-02 packs excellent connectivity with WLAN (including the new N standard), 3G with HSPA, Bluetooth and microUSB all on board. The music fans will also appreciate the 3.5mm audio jack
The Nokia X3-02 touchscreen measures 2.4" in diagonal and sports QVGA resolution. This is one of the smallest touchscreens on the market so we really hope that Nokia did a good job of optimizing the interface.
The final noteworthy feature of the 9.6mm slim device is its 5 megapixel fixed-focus camera that is also capable of recording video.
Here's a promo video, which shows glimpses of the UI in action:
Nokia X3-02 should hit the shelves before the end of next month in White Silver, Dark Metal, Petrol Blue, Pink and Lilac color versions. Its estimated retail price is 125 euro before taxes or subsides.
Source : GSMARENA
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