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Lumia 800 is a stunning phone from the house of Nokia. This great gadget is backed by a powerful 1.4 GHz processor. The stylish look combined with the crispy design makes this phone a popular choice among people. Recently, Nokia has come out with a wide range of mobile phones based on Symbian OS; however, Lumia is powered by Windows 7.5 Mango OS, which gives you a different taste.  The AMOLED capacitive touch screen of Nokia Lumia 800 is something which will catch your attention. It also supports 16M colors. Also, the touch screen of Lumia 800 is brilliant. The gorilla glass display of Nokia Lumia 800 ensures that the scratches don’t appear on the screen. The screen size is slightly smaller (3.7 inches) as compared to other phones of similar category. Combing back to the OS of Lumia 800, it has got the latest version of Windows Mobile OS. This OS enables a smooth multi tasking. However, the 512 MB RAM may slow down the functioning of your mobile to certain extent. This great mobile...

With Ovi Maps Racing , the first location-based mobile game by Nokia, players can navigate and access their location, create a track and race around the block. Utilizing actual map data by NAVTEQ and the GPS technology of the mobile device, Ovi Maps Racing allows players to create a racing track out of their own physical location, whether at home or in the office *). Racing is experienced with easy and enjoyable touch controls and there are three racing cars to choose from. Developed by RedLynx , a leading developer of connected games for handheld consoles and mobile phones, Ovi Maps Racing is available for download in Ovi Store for all Nokia touch screen devices based on Symbian ^1, such as the Nokia N97 mini and the Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition. “We had a chance to create a completely new type of mobile game with Nokia, which utilizes real life maps” says Tero Virtala, CEO of RedLynx. “As with previous titles developed for Nokia, Ovi Maps Racing has really al...

Nokia today announce the 6303i Classic, an updated version of Nokia 6303 classic phone. This phone is not smart phone, but with some basic phone features, this great value for money phone, it has a great camera, music and long lasting battery. Nokia 6303i Classic features with 2.2 inch screen and 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus and dual LED flash, Bluetooth and has 3.5 mm audio jack. Nokia Messaging service provides instant access to email and instant messaging to stay connected with friends. With 55 MB internal storage Nokia will provide additional 2GB microSD card with 6303i Classic. It is a 2G phone works only on GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 networks. Nokia uses Li-Ion 1050 mAh (BL-5CT) battery in this phone by which phone has Up 8 hrs talk time and Up to 30 hrs music playback. Nokia 6303i Classic will be available in Steel, Matt Black, Chestnut, Illuvial pink, White on Silver and Khaki on Gold color combinations. The 6303i Classic will be available in select markets in the first qu...

Nokia has today announced that since the 21 January 2010 launch of the new version of Ovi Maps with free walk and drive navigation, there have been over 1.4 million downloads. The one million mark was reached just one week after the launch. “We’re averaging a download a second, 24 hours a day,” said Anssi Vanjoki, Executive Vice President, Nokia. “When we announced free walk & drive navigation we knew it would be a game-changer. The number of people now using their Nokia for navigation, and as a result looking for more location-aware software, is growing faster than even we predicted.” The success of the new version Ovi Maps is a key part of Nokia’s strategy to lead the market in mobile maps, navigation and location-based services. By leveraging its investment in NAVTEQ, Nokia has been able to remove the costs associated with navigation for drivers and pedestrians and is quickly activating a massive user base to which it can offer new lo...

We’ve had the Nokia 5233 for about a day now. As you power screw, this is Nokia's fashionable "affordable" budget Vie emblem, and is fundamentally the 2G (aka 3G-less) version of the Nokia 5230. Behold the unboxing : (If you’re reading this on our RSS feed and cant see the video, the YouTube version can be found here .)

One of the devices that I most enjoyed sightedness demonstrated at CES was the Nokia N900. This sac computer's baronial specifications, its dry create, its multitasking capabilities, a web application that looked like it could cover on the iPhone's, and yes, I'll take it - the alter young widgets on its personalized desktops had me intrigued. But what I truly desired was to pass a bit of moment exploit to experience one on my own. My occurrence at Nokia promised that she would send a accounting thing, and two life ago "mine" arrived. There was a bit of a FedEx disorganized - the N900 was port privileged a impressionable bag (to protect it from the cooling precipitate that was toppling) and bound to our frontmost gross overnight - but fortuitously the listing region the box were undamaged. :-P I've used S40 and S60 devices before, but never Maemo - the N900's operating scheme. All I truly knew almost Maemo before now was that it was someway attendant to L...

Rumored for a few weeks now as the N95's successor in waiting, the mighty N96 dual slider has gone all official on us at Mobile World Congress today. Though the phone it replaces is still a beast by any measure, the N96 pushes the envelope further by packing a solid 16GB of storage internally in addition to a microSD slot, something the N95 8GB lacks. The 5 megapixel autofocus camera with Carl Zeiss Tessar lens carries over, but there are now two LEDs doing flash and video light duty. The 2.8 inch QVGA display will come in handy for the integrated DVB-H mobile TV tuner, while a 3.5mm headphone jack, A2DP, and integrated stereo speakers should handle audio with aplomb. Other features include WiFi, AGPS, and morphing lights on the smaller second slide that hook the user up with game controls when it's time to relax with a little N-Gage action. Unfortunately, the first version of the N96 (and the only version announced thus far) supports HSDPA only on the 900 and 2100MHz bands...

The were rumors, and there were pictures, but now Nokia's Supernova series is finally official! These latest phones will slot in as Nokia's new mid-range fashion phones. There are a total of 4 phones announced at the moment, the 7210, 7310, 7510, and 7610. The 7210 and 7310 are candybars, the 7510 a flip phone and the 7610 is a slider. The 7210 is a tri-band GSM phone with EDGE, along with a 2 megapixel camera and FM radio, set to launch in Q3 for around $189. The 7310 is much like the 7210, but supports Nokia's Xpress-On faceplates, TV-out as well as support for GSM 850. These additional features add another $55 to the cost of the phone, which surprisingly, is available now. The 7510 sports the ever-popular flip design, and will have similar specs to the 7310, and is scheduled for Q4 at around $283 and in colors such as “Fatal Red”. And last, but certainly not least, the 7610 features a slider design, along with a juicy 3.2 megapixel camera, and is scheduled for next qua...

James from Tracy and Matt gives us a quick demo and tour of the Nokia N900…

White Plains, NY ? Today, Nokia and AT&T announced that Ovi Store by Nokia is now available to AT&T customers using the following Nokia devices ? the Nokia E71x, Nokia Surge, Nokia Mural, Nokia 6650, Nokia 6555 or Nokia 6350 ? with more devices to come. These AT&T customers will also be able to download free and paid content from Ovi Store with the convenience of charging their paid content purchases directly to their monthly AT&T bill. To get started, AT&T customers with these select Nokia devices* can simply visit store.ovi.com from their device browser to begin downloading personalized content, like apps, games, ringtones, productivity tools, movie trailers and more. Step one: go to store.ovi.com from your Nokia device from AT&T Step two: once at store.ovi.com you will be prompted to download the Ovi Store application Step three: enjoy great content and applications for your Nokia device with AT&T. “Nokia is ha...

Matt unboxes the new Nokia X6 in this video and tours the hardware and user interface. Nokia X6 is the most technologically advanced music-oriented handset of the manufacturer to date and sports 3.2-inch touch sensitive screen, 32GB built-in memory, 5-megapixel camera with double LED flash and Carl Zeiss optics, A-GPS, 3.5mm jack and battery that will allow 35hrs of continuous audio playback. [Via]

Jay from MyNokiaBlog demoes 9 different homescreens on his Nokia N900. Video after the break… Read more over at MyNokiaBlog

Here are tons of hands-on videos of the Nokia N900, everything from boot time to web browsing and facebook. The videos covers: Booting Desktop, Shortcut and Widget Desktop Background Changing OS without Cancel/Back button Multi Tasking Camera Photo Tagging Phone Web Browser and Facebook

Nokia N97 qwerty users were recently blessed with the introduction of the long-keypress which allows users to access symbols and numbers via this method. This function is sadly missing in the Nokia N900 but this will soon be remedied in the next firmware update as part of the internal build version 2009.52-10, according to Maemo Bugmaster Andre Klapper. [via]

The Release Candidate of Firefox Mobile 1.0 is available for Nokia’s Maemo N900. The release is dated 31 December 2009. Download the new Release by visiting Firefox.com/m via your Nokia N900. You are encouraged to provide feedback and bug reports. Whats New: Easy Web Navigation Optimisation for Touch Interface Synchronise Seamlessly Increased Security

WMExperts’ Phil Nickinson learns about the Nokia N900 and the Nokia N97 Mini. Video after the break… [Via] -- [Via]

Nokia announced it has today filed a complaint with the United StatesInternational Trade Commission (ITC) alleging that Apple infringes Nokiapatents in virtually all of its mobile phones, portable music players, andcomputers. The sevenNokia patents in this complaint relate to Nokia’s pioneering innovations thatare now being used by Apple to create key features in its products in the areaof user interface, as well as camera, antenna and power managementtechnologies. These patented technologies are important to Nokia’s success asthey allow better user experience, lower manufacturing costs, smaller size andlonger battery life for Nokia products. “Nokia hasbeen the leading developer of many key technologies in small electronicdevices” said Paul Melin, General Manager, Patent Licensing at Nokia. “Thisaction is about protecting the results of such pioneering development. While our litigation in Delaware is about Apple’s attempt tofree-ride on the back of Noki...

Jay from MyNokiaBlog demoes the gallery application on the Nokia N900. Check it out after the break….

The folks at TechnoBuffalo unboxes and takes first look at the Nokia N900. The Nokia N900 is the successor to the company’s Internet Tablet family. The device features cellular connectivity and phone functionality, along with a Mozilla-based browser with full Adobe Flash 9.4 support. Specs wise, the N900 sports the ARM Cortex-A8 CPU, 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen, 5MP camera, OpenGL ES 2.0, Wi-Fi and HSPA. [Via]

This video shows Snowtter on the Nokia N900, a twitter client bringing Xmas feelings for Nokia N900 users. Features: Twitter: Presenting public Twitter messages which contain ”Christmas”, ”Xmas”, “Holidays” or “Snow” Snowing: Different snowflakes dropping realistically with messages Background: Background image can be changed by clicking it Accelerometer: Snowflakes react on accelerometer so user can affect snowing speed/direction by rotating the device