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Nokia 6303i classic Realeasing

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 5233 Unboxing

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 .)

Enjoy N900

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...

bluetooth Spy Earpiece : Brickhouse Security Presentsing

The Micro Bluebooth Spy Earpiece fits deep within your ear and is so tiny, no one will be able to detect it. But don’t worry, it can easily be removed with one of the included super strong magnets. Once the Invisible Bluetooth Earpiece is in your ear, like a spy earpiece it will directly sync with any bluetooth cell phone letting the person on the other line hear exactly what’s going on where you are, and giving them the ability to speak directly into your ear, without anyone in the room hearing it. [Via]

New USB Turbo Charger proporta

Proporta is a company that designs and manufactures accessories for your various gadge ts, mobil es, laptops, cameras and many more. I was given the unique opportunity of writing a review for one of their products. www.Proporta.com is an easy to use website. The left column helps you select the category of your choice and browse the various products that are available under each category. I was interested in reviewing an item under the mobile category, so I quickly expanded that mobile section, wondering for awhile why the iPhone and the blackberry had their own categories. One item that quickly caught my eye among the many in their catalog was the USB turbo charger . It came in two variants: the 3400mAH and the 1200mAH versions. While I would have loved to get my hands on the 3400 version, I will be reviewing the 1200 version instead. I know I will be taking the charger to task as my test subjects include the Nokia N97 which has a chunky 1500mAh battery. The description on the site...

Video Review: Nokia Home Speaker Stereo

The Symbian Guru has published an walkthrough video of the Nokia Home Music’s interface. Check out the review after the break. Read the entire review here

Nokia : Booklet 3G Review

The Nokia Booklet 3G was quite a surprise when it was first announced. With it, Nokia wants to differentiate itself by building a Netbook with a top-notch construction quality, a small footprint (it fits in a large purse) and small weight: only 2.64lbs. On top of that, the Nokia Booklet 3G has a very long real-world battery life. It seems like the perfect Netbook, but it has one significant downside: performance. You do know that Netbooks are slow, but you will have to realize that the Booklet 3G is even slower, so it is definitely not for everyone. The question is: is it for you? Here's my take... ...

Unboxing Video - Nokia BH-905 Stereo Headset

My buddy Norman over at Symbian World unboxes the Nokia BH 905 Stereo Headset. Check it out after the break… You can also find a few unboxing pics here

Nokia:Unboxing Nokia Booklet 3G

Alex Albrecht of Diggnation unboxes the Nokia Booklet 3G netbook. This is a hands-on look at Nokia’s latest computer -- the first netbook from Nokia. Nokia is revolutionizing mobility again. They’ve just come out with their first ever netbook -- the brand new Nokia Booklet 3G and we’ve got the first one ever in North America not in the hands of a Nokia employee. It gives you the experience of a fully functioning PC inside an ultra-portable aluminum chassis that weighs less than 3 pounds. It comes running windows 7 and has always on 3G, WiFi, and bluetooth connectivity. This high-performance mini-laptop also comes with an HDMI port for HD video out, a front facing camera for video calling, easily accessible SD card reader and a 10.1 inch glass display. The introductory price for the Nokia Booklet 3G is $299.99 with an AT&T Data Connect plan and two-year activation [Via]

Press: Sandisk starts shipping 64GB memory cards

SanDisk Corporation today announced it has begun production shipments of flash memory cards based on the company’s advanced X4 flash memory technology. This innovative new technology holds four bits of data in each memory cell, twice as many as the cells in conventional multi-level cell (MLC) NAND (2-bits-per-cell) memory chips. Based on 43-nanometer (nm) process technology, the 64GB NAND flash chip is the highest-density single-die memory device in the world to enter production. SanDisk is shipping 8GB and 16GB SDHC cards as well as 8GB and 16GB Memory Stick PRO Duo cards using X4 technology. “The development and commercialization of X4 technology represents an important milestone for the flash storage industry,” said Sanjay Mehrotra, president and chief operating officer, SanDisk. “Our challenge with X4 technology was to not only deliver the lower costs inherent to 4-bits-per-cell, but to do so while meeting the reliability and performance requirements ...

Nokia Booklet 3G – Quick look at the design

Here’s a quick look at the design of the Nokia Booklet 3G netbook. [Via]

Nokia BH-905 Bluetooth Headset Review and Unboxing

The Nokia BH-905 bluetooth headset gets unboxed and reviewed by Jon4Lakers. In terms of audio quality and comfort, the Nokia BH-905 is certainly one of the best stereo Bluetooth headsets out there. [Via]

Nokia testcenter – Offtopic, men ändå spännande

Jag hitta precis den här artikeln. Lite spännande att se hur testerna går till, ska leta och se om jag inte kan hitta en likadan för iPhone! Läs mer: We had a chance to take a tour of Nokia’s research and development facility in San Diego this week — and while we’re afraid to say we didn’t see any Maemo 6-powered devices or Symbian^4 emulators lying around, we did see some pretty cool stuff, particularly in the product testing laboratories where engineering samples and final products are put through pure hell. The idea is to simulate years’ worth of real-life product use in just a few days — individual tests last anywhere from a few hours to three weeks or longer — by pressing buttons, sliding sliders, actuating hinges, heating, cooling, wetting, drying, dropping, whacking, shaking, rubbing, bending, and generally defacing the phones in every way imaginable. Once a phone finally breaks, they look for obvious reasons — cracked plastic, broken springs, and the like ...

Review: Nokia Extra Power DC-11

The folks at the Nokia Guide reviews the Nokia Extra Power DC-11. Head over to their site to read the review In typical Nokia fashion, the Extra Power DC-11 is a solid mobile charger. The beautiful design and sturdy build put other mobile chargers to shame. Another plus is that you can charge two devices at the same time, but at 1500 mAh, expect to fully charge one Nokia smartphone, or partially two of them.

Nokia N97: Facebook Birthday Exclusive App

The Nokia N97 is set to get a whole lot more social with the launch of Facebook Birthday , an app that will help you keep track of your friends birthdays and even send them a special Nokia birthday card. Exclusive to the Nokia Ovi Store , Facebook Birthday is set to launch over the next few days. Find out more about Bithday Facebook for the Nokia N97 after the jump… Nokia is starting to ramp up the number of apps that will appear exclusively on the Ovi Store , it’s one-stop shop for the latest Nokia apps and utilities. The first of which takes the already hugely popular Facebook app and gives it a twist in the form of the Facebook Birthday for the Nokia N97 . Facebook Birthday works in conjunction with your Facebook account by sending you a reminder two days before your friend’s birthday, giving you plenty of time to plan something special, or just be aware that you need to get in touch with them. What’s more, the app also allows you to send a special Nokia birthday ...

Review: Nokia MD-8 Speakers

It’s small, but it’s got it all! Nokia Mini Speakers MD-8 are multi-compatible, so you can plug and play from more than your mobile. Battery-powered, slick design and clever cable management. [Via]

Martin Fields Screen Protector Review by Rwishi

There are many screen protectors available for iPhone and Nokia, one of them which are made by Martin Fields . They also cover an important number of devices in their catalogue thus having a choice for everybody(nearly ). I managed to secure 3 packs for my reviews, all of which were nicely packaged: The Packaging is also very eco-friendly, stating in many places that their plastics are environment friendly and that all their printings are printed in Soy Ink. The protectors for the Nokia N97 and the Apple IPhone only protect the touch screens while the protector for the N78 covers the screen, keypad and also, quite surprisingly, the camera lens and flash: Also, I can assure you that the plastic film on the camera does not in any way affect the photo quality. The protector doesn’t affect outdoor visibility much since its completely transparent: The protector on the N78. On the Iphone 3G. Available at the Martin Fields website: martinfields.com ...