All the latest devices which are coming to the market
At CES Today , Nokia announced the N76 which is the latest entrant to the N Series family. Looks like the guys at Nokia want to give some competition for Motorola Razr. The phone is about .5mm thick weighs 115g .
Features
Price
This one might be priced at around 500 USD which is about Rs.20000-25000 range.
Availability
Q1 2007
Nokia has launched the N800 Internet Tablet as a successor to the 770.
The device is expected to be available at a price of USD 399
You might have seen so so many phones with dual displays. Like a normal internal display and a smaller external display. But an article throws insight on a recent innovation by a Korean inventor. Its a Dual Lcd for the internal display as you can see in the image below.
It also looks like a fold able display. Would be exciting to watch if any of the mobile manufacturers entice this idea.
via [Aving]
Nokia today announced 4 new mobile phones at the Nokia’s annual Capital Market Days at Amsterdam.The list includes 3 mid-range models – 6300,6290,6086 and an entry level model- 2626.All four models are expected to begin shipping in the first quarter of 2007.
Nokia 6290
�Nokia 6086
Nokia and Lamborghini have teamed up for a a limited edition Nokia 8800 Sirocco phone.
The phone features special Lamborghini themes and ring tones as well as a video documentary.
Mostly software and cosmetic changes can be seen in this phone. It also sports Lamborghini made ball bearings in the slider mechanism.
Only 500 of the phones will be made and will only be available from Lamborghini dealerships.
Unconfirmed reports suggest that Apple’s iPod like phone which was rumoured sometime ago will be available for purchase in early 2007.
Apple has recently placed an order for over 12 million iPhones.
It might have a 3.0 Megapixel camera and iTunes integration.
Vertu, Mobiado and Bang & Olufsen seem to be getting competion. A new company named Gresso, based out of Russia has entered the luxury phone market.The Gresso Luxury Phone is made of gold and African Blackwood.
The case of the phone is made from Gold and African Blackwood, which age is more than 200 years. Every Gresso phone is unique and singular. Two identical phones do not exist, as well as in the nature there are no two identical trees.
Initially, phones will be on sale only in Russia.
Sony Ericsson M600i is a perfect multitasking phone.The highlighting features are the secure push email,internet and intranet access. The sleek design with 2.8-inch QVGA high resolution touch-sensitive display makes it easy for accessing the internet, watching videos and images. M600i has got a dual form keypad which houses both the QWERTY form and normal keypad apart from the handwriting recognition that makes it easy for writing emails and messages.
BenQ – Siemens have come up with a sleak handset which would define the future of mobile technology. The handset called Black Box is basically a huge screen – thats all. One huge screen which transforms to your needs. In simple words a touch screen which would sport the look of the function you would require to do. 
The above pics show some of the available functions. 1) A calculator 2) FM radio (I like the iPod kinda tuner and volume control) 3) The normal cellphone 4) A game where you find a dolphin escaping a bath tub hole… or something to that effect. This design won the best design award in a Japanese Design contest. Its a pity that BenQ is bankrupt and they cant take this further. I hope Apple takes a cue and goes ahead with such designs. [Via Slashphone]
Sony Ericsson K800 and K790 Cyber-shot silver versions were annouced earlier today
These camera phones ae used by James Bond in the eagerly awaited new Bond movie, Casino Royale. These exclusive new camera phones which will be available for a limited period of three months, enable the world’s most famous secret agent to stay on top of the action with exactly the same sense of style and performance as Sony Ericsson phones bring to everyday life.
via [Sony Ericsson Press Release]
The W220 is an entry level FM radio handset from Motorola.The aim is to give the legendary RAZR feel to a low-cost phone.
SUMMARY OF FEATURES:
• Entertainment on-the-go with built-in FM radio
• Browser WAP 2.0 Compliant Continue reading “Motorola W220 low-cost RAZR for the masses”
The Unique transparent flip and simple elegance projects your successful life style. The Motorola A1200 combines function with form: unique flip enables be-cool-use with the flip closed. Full screen camera viewfinder, enhanced viewing of incoming messages and track information when playing music. The Business Card Reader with 2MP camera allows you to automatically capture and store business card information into your phonebook. And enjoy FM radio or play MP3 tracks and build play lists with RealPlayer (AAC+, WMA). Touch screen meets trendy!
Specifications
Band
GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
Data
GPRS
Size
96mm x 52mm x 22mm
(3.77″ x 2.04″ x 0.85″)
Weight
122g (4.30oz)
Battery Life
170 hours standby time
7.4 hours talk time
Main Display
262k color TFT LCD, 240×320 pixel resolution
Camera
Yes, 2.0 megapixel resolution
Video
Video capture/playback
Messaging
MMS/SMS
Email (POP/IMAP4/SMTP)
Bluetooth Yes
Infrared No
Java Yes
Polyphonics Yes (40 voice)
Memory
8MB on board memory, microSD expansion
Availability Now
Price Rs. 17000-18000
3 new Nokia Music phones announced .The new digital wonders are the Nokia 5300 XpressMusic, Nokia 5200 and Nokia 3250 XpressMusic. The XpressMusic series lineup would be the Nokia’s answer to the Sony Ericsson Walkman series mobiles. This new range of Nokia phones would offer dedicated music keys for fast and easy access to the music features, 3.5 mm in-box adapters to put to good use your favorite standard headphones and a memory card slots for storing those precious music tracks. All phones will be sold with the Nokia Music Manager software which should allow easier transfer of tracks between the device and the personal computer.
Continue reading “Nokia Music phones announced”
Nokia N95 is a descendant of Nokia N80 and offers a first of its kind 2-way sliding construction along with many other high-end features. The integrated GPS functionality has been becoming increasingly popular in hand-held devices. Embracing that trend, Nokia N95 comes with an integrated GPS module which working alongside with the preinstalled Maps application can help you navigate through the busy city streets as easy as you would with a in-dash automobile GPS system. Besides that, it’s the first HSDPA (3.5G) mobile of the Finnish manufacturer. HSDPA is not so wide spread right now but undoubtedly it would be the leading standard for fast data transfers to mobile devices in the future. Besides HSDPA, Nokia N95 features all other current connectivity options such as Wi-Fi, 3G and EDGE, quad-band GSM, stereo Bluetooth, Infrared and USB 2.0 plus a TV-out port.
The all-around musical experience is enhanced by the presence of the built-in stereo speakers, a 3.5 mm audio jack for using regular headphones, FM radio and microSD memory card slot which currently means that the mobile can accommodate up to 2GB of additional memory besides the 160MB internal one. In an attempt to turn it into an all-time reigning multimedia champion, Nokia engineers have integrated into N95 an impressive 5 megapixel camera with Carl-Zeiss optics, autofocus and the capability of recording videos at DVD-like quality.
Having in mind all that, it comes as a pleasant surprise that the mobile has rather reasonable dimensions, being slimmer and even lighter than Nokia N80. The device is equipped with a large 2.6″ TFT display with a QVGA (240×320) resolution.
Nokia N95 would be available in the first quarter of 2007 and is expected to hit the shelves at a price of 550 EUR
| Specifications for the Nokia N95 | |
| Band | GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz, UMTS 2100MHz |
| Data | GPRS/WCDMA/HSDPA/WiFi |
| Size | 99mm x 53mm x 19mm (4.0″ x 2.0″ x 0.7″) |
| Weight | 120g (4.2oz) |
| Battery Life | 8.75 days standby time |
| 2.5/3.5 hours talk time (GSM/UMTS) | |
| Main Display | 2.6″ 16M color TFT, 240×320 resolution |
| Sub-Display | N/A |
| Camera | Yes, 5 megapixel w/ Carl Zeiss optics |
| Video | VGA capture/playback at 30fps |
| Messaging | MMS/EMS/SMS |
| Yes, POP/IMAP4/SMTP | |
| Bluetooth | Yes, A2DP |
| Infrared | Yes |
| Java | Yes |
| Polyphonics | Yes |
| Memory | 160MB, microSD memory slot |
| Availability | Q1 2007 (manufacturer’s estimate) |
| Other | MP3/AAC/W4A/WMA music player, FM radio, dedicated music keys, speakerphone |
Nokia has revealed a design update to the popular 6280 slider handset, the new 6288. While no departure has been made from the 6280 in terms of features, the 6288 does include a much cleaner front design.
Mirroring the 6280, the 6288 sports a solid all-round feature set. The 3G capable 6288 has imaging covered with a rearward facing 2.0 megapixel camera, plus a forward facing VGA resolution unit for video calling. Shipping with a 512MB memory card, the 6288 is in prime position to utilize its QVGA (240×320 pixel) resolution, 262k color TFT display for video, and Bluetooth wireless technology is available for short range communication. The Nokia 6288 weighs in at 115g (4.06oz), and will be available in both cool white and black color schemes.
Nokia expect the 6288 will be available come this fall, and should retail for around 325 Euro (around US$400) before any applicable operator subsidies.
via [Mobile Burn]
