For users awaiting for Mobile Number Portability(MNP) to be implemented, it’s yet again a bad news. Telecom operators want users to bear the entire cost of number portability. It was expected that it would cost somewhere around Rs. 400-500 for porting the number from one mobile operator to the other. But the amount that you might need to pay might shock you.
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The XPERIA X1 is the first phone in the Sony Ericsson XPERIA range of business oriented handsets. The main highlights of the XPERIA X1 include: Continue reading “Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 Photo Gallery”
While we told you Palm Pre is coming soon to India , we are yet to hear from them about the official launch date.The GSM Version certainly does exist as it was spotted at MWC in Barcelona and also in Vietnam. Here are some pics of the CDMA version for now.
The phone is really small and can be used without opening the keypad. But if you need o type , you need to slide out the QWERTY keyboard. The screen is a gorgeous 320×480 pixels
Here is a photo gallery showing the comparison between the Nokia 5730 XpressMusic and Nokia N97. The gallery is posted by Norman over at Symbian World and includes very good shots of the devices. The Nokia 5730 is the first XpressMusic device to be equipped with a QWERTY keyboard. Continue reading “Nokia 5730 vs Nokia N97 Photo Gallery”
Well it’s nearly that time of the year again where Nokia will hold an event showcasing it’s latest offerings of products and services. This time the event is scheduled for September 2-3 and will take place in Stuttgart, Germany.
Here is a gallery showing the comparison between the Nokia N97 and Samsung OMNIA HD. The pictures have been taken by a good friend of mine, Centrinos. Thanks goes to him. Continue reading “Nokia N97 vs Samsung OMNIA HD Photo Gallery”
After giving you a very quick video fondle of the Nokia N86 8MP, here we give you a lengthy, almost 8 minute long, presentation of the device. The Nokia N86 8MP is the latest imaging flagship from Nokia, packing up a great wide-angle 8MP camera with a Carl Zeiss lens. It features Nokia’s iconic dual-slider design that was brought by the N95, with dedicated multimedia (gaming, music, video, browsing) keys. The N86 8MP also packs GPS, 3G, Wifi, the latest Ovi services on board, S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2, 8GB of built-in memory, microUSB charging, TV Out, an FM transmitter and a lot more. It also has the famous kickstand design on the back, that pops around the camera and lets you rest it comfortably at an angle on any surface. Continue reading “Video Review: Nokia N86 8MP Walkthrough”
Here are some brilliant shots of the Samsung OMNIA HD which is one of the latest and best devices out in the market right now combining most major features such as an 8 Megapixel Camera with Autofocus and HD Video Recording, DivX, 3.8″ Touchscreen, Symbian S60 5th Edition etc to create a Multimedia Monster.
Thanks to Centrinos for the stunning pictures. Continue reading “Samsung OMNIA HD Photo Gallery”
Well earlier on, we brought you news about Nokia’s plans to introduce a new C Series in their product line for netbooks. The rumours have been circulating around for some time but now we have got proof that the rumours are true. Continue reading “Nokia To Launch X Series!”
Nokia N97 sports a 5MP Camera with AutoFocus and Carl Zeiss optics. Its also got a Dual LED Flash to support image capture in low light conditions. Below are some Camera samples of the N97 taken with the Phone mostly in low light conditions ! We already have some pics taken in bright day light
LG Arena KM900 is a great looking touchscreen phone from LG. The Phone feels great to hold in the hand and has a great 3D S-class UI which brings an unique User Interface to the phone. The phone also features a 5 MP Camera which does take some great pictures and records awesome video footage. Dolby Music is another feature worth a mention. Dive into the photo gallery where we show you the best features of this touchscreen phone along with a comparisons with Nokia 5800 , Apple iPhone and iPod Continue reading “LG Arena KM900 Photo Gallery starring Nokia 5800 , Apple iPhone and iPod”
Many people have been wondering about the size of the Nokia E75, worrying that it’s too big or that it doesn’t easily fit in a pocket. In order to set things straight, here is a small picture gallery comparing it to everyone’s favorite cameraphone Nseries, the Nokia N82. From the images, you can notice how well built the E75 is, how small it is, especially in terms of thickness compared to the N82, and how pocketable its form factor is.
Many of my friends have taken a look at the E75 and told me that they would love to own one, as it looks like a usual phone, but when you slide open the keypad, you get all the qwerty goodness and all the power inside. I have to say that I agree with them.
Continue reading “Nokia E75 vs N82 Image Gallery”
The Nokia N82 remains the king of the darkness in terms of picture quality, as far as Nokia devices are concerned, especially thanks to its Xenon flash. So how does the new Nokia standard, the Dual-LED flash perform in comparison to the Xenon, in pitch darkness? Are the pictures good enough? Are the videos better? Here is the answer to your questions, as the 3rd part of our N85 vs N82 comparison.
After having brought you an amazing E75 picture gallery, as well as a comparison of the device with its older brother, the Nokia E71, here is a comparison of both devices’ camera performance. Both handsets sport a 3.2MP camera, with no special lenses (ie no Carl Zeiss lenses like the ones found on Nseries), but with autofocus and an LED flash. Even though, on paper, the specs are pretty similar, the performance and the results speak for themselves. The E71’s pictures are grainy, washed out, have a violet tone to them, whereas the pictures taken by the E75 are more vibrant and more realistic.
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If you’re sick of all the N85 and E75 coverage on FoneArena, then you should turn your head, as here comes a heavy N85/E75 post. We’ve been showing you image galleries of the two devices, we also showed you comparisons with the E71 as well as the N82, in terms of external looks, as well as camera performance, and other cool things. Now is the time to show you how both of these babies perform when it comes to actually turning them on and using them. In the two-part review of each device, we go over the hardware, the design, the menus, some applications, and we show you what we like and what we don’t. You have a demonstration of some games and Nokia Messaging on the E75, of the FM Transmitter and the camera on the N85, as well as many other goodies.
So here they are, two video reviews of both handsets, in 2 parts each, totalling some 38minutes of mobile goodness. Get a cup of coffee and enjoy! (P.S: the volume on the E75 video review is low, my apologies for that, you’ll have to crank up the volume on your speakers!)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNmXSq8Q4cA
