Lumia 735

Introducing the Lumia 735. Designed for the greatest selfie experience.

     4.7''

    6.7MP

    8GB

    +15GB in OneDrive, MicroSD up to 128GB

 

      
            Main camera: 6.7MP
            Display size: 4.7''
            Display resolution: HD720 (1280 x 720)
            Processor type: Quad-core 1.2GHz
            Maximum Wi-Fi network browsing time: 10.5h
            Battery capacity: 2220mAh
            Wireless charging: Built-in (Qi standard)
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    Essentials1
        Size & weight
            Length: 134.7 mm
            Width: 68.5 mm
            Thickness2: 8.9 mm
            Weight: 134.3 g
        Operating System
            Software release: Windows Phone 8.1 with Lumia Denim
        Processor
            CPU name: Snapdragon™ 400
            Number of cores: Quad core
            Clock rate: 1200 MHz
        Display
            Display size: 4.7 ''
            Display resolution: HD720 (1280 x 720)
            Display colours: TrueColor (24-bit/16M)
            Display features: Brightness control, Refresh rate 60 Hz, Sunlight readability enhancements, Corning® Gorilla® Glass 3, Easy to clean, High brightness mode, Wide viewing angle, Scratch resistant glass
            Pixel density: 316 ppi
            Display technology: ClearBlack, OLED
            Touch screen technology: Super sensitive touch
        Memory3
            User data storage: In device, Memory card, OneDrive cloud storage, App and data storage on memory card
            RAM: 1 GB
            Mass memory: 8 GB
            Maximum memory card size: 128 GB
            Expandable memory card type: MicroSD
            Free cloud storage: 15 GB
        Keys and Input Methods
            User Input: Touch
            Dedicated hardware key: Volume Keys, Power/Lock key
        Sensors
            Sensors: Ambient Light Sensor, Accelerometer, Proximity Sensor, Magnetometer, SensorCore
        Battery4
            Battery capacity: 2220 mAh
            Battery voltage: 3.8 V
            Replaceable battery: Yes
            Wireless charging: Built-in (Qi standard)
            Maximum standby time: 25 days
            Maximum talk time (2G): 22 h
            Maximum talk time (3G): 17 h
            Maximum music playback time: 60 h
            Maximum Wi-Fi network browsing time: 10.5 h
            Maximum video playback time: 9 h
        Design
            Design details: Exchangeable shell, Solid colour polycarbonate
            Other user interface features: Double-tap to wake, Glance screen, Vibrating alerts, Voice Commands, Word flow keyboard

    Connectivity

        Connectivity basics
            SIM card type : Nano SIM
            AV connectors: 3.5 mm audio connector
            Charging connectors: Micro-USB
            System connectors: Micro-USB-B
            USB: USB 2.0
            Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0
            Bluetooth profiles: Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) 1.2, Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) 1.4, Generic Attribute Profile (GATT), Hands-free profile (HFP) 1.6, Object Push profile (OPP) 1.1, Personal Area Network Profile (PAN) 1.1, Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP) 1.1
            NFC: Pairing, Secure NFC for payment, Sharing, Tagging
            Wi-Fi: WLAN IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
            Wi-Fi hotspot: Up to 8 Wi-Fi-enabled devices
            Other wireless connectivity: Screen projection
        Local sharing
            Peer-to-peer sharing: Lumia Beamer, Lumia Storyteller, Play To DLNA app
        Cellular connectivity5
            GSM network: 850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 1900 MHz
            GSM max data speed DL: EGPRS 296.0 kbps
            GSM max data speed UL: EGPRS 236.8 kbps
            WCDMA network: Band 1 (2100 MHz), Band 5 (850 MHz), Band 8 (900 MHz)
            WCDMA max data speed DL: 42.2 Mbps (Cat 24)
            WCDMA max data speed UL: 5.76 Mbps (Cat 6)
            LTE FDD network: Band 20 (800MHz), Band 3 (1800 MHz), Band 7 (2600 MHz)
            LTE max data speed DL: 150 Mbps (Cat 4)
            LTE max data speed UL: 50 Mbps (Cat 4)

    Maps and navigation
        GPS and navigation6
            Location technologies: A-GLONASS, A-GPS, BeiDou, Cellular and Wi-Fi network positioning
            Maps: Augmented reality with LiveSight, Free maps, Offline maps, Online and offline favourites, Pin places to Start screen, Venue maps - shopping and transport centers
            Drive: Favorite destinations, Free global voice guided turn-by-turn drive navigation, Speed limit warnings
        Navigation apps
            Navigation features and services: HERE Drive+, HERE Maps, HERE Transit

    Camera
        Main camera
            Main camera: 6.7 MP
            Camera Focus Type: Auto Focus
            Camera digital zoom: 4 x
            Camera optics: ZEISS optics
            Sensor size: 1/3.4 inch
            Camera F number/aperture: f/1.9
            Camera focal length: 26 mm
            Camera Flash Type: Led flash
            Camera features: Backside-illuminated image sensor, True 16:9 sensor
            Camera minimum focus range: 10 cm
        Front-facing camera
            Front camera: Full HD 5MP wide angle
            Front camera f-number/aperture: f/2.4
            Front camera features: Focal length 24 mm, Still image capture, Video call, Video recording
            Front camera video resolution: 1080p (Full HD, 1920 x 1080)
        Video recording
            Main camera video resolution: 1080p (Full HD, 1920 x 1080)
            Camera video frame rate: 30 fps
            Camera video zoom: 4 x
            Video recording features: Video zoom, Continuous autofocus
            Video recording formats: MP4/H.264
        Photography apps
            Camera apps: Bing vision, Lumia Camera, Lumia Cinemagraph, Lumia Panorama, Lumia Refocus, Lumia Selfie

    Video and Audio
        Audio
            Audio playback file formats: 3G2, 3GP, AAC, AMR, ASF, M4A, MP3, MP4, WMA
            Audio playback codecs: AAC LC, AMR-NB, GSM FR, HE-AAC, HE-AACv2, MP3, WMA 10 Pro, WMA 9
            Audio recording codecs: AAC LC, AMR-NB, GSM FR
            DRM support: PlayReady
            Audio playback features: Graphical equalizer, Media Player, Music player, Podcasts, Virtual surround
            Audio recording file formats: AMR
            Radio features7: Internet Radio, FM Radio
        Video playback
            Video playback frame rate: 30 fps
            Video playback codecs: H.263, H.264/AVC, MPEG-4, VC-1, Windows video
            Video streaming: YouTube browsing and video streaming, Streaming from video services and internet, Progressive video download
        Music apps
            Music apps: Xbox Music, MixRadio

    Device security
        Device security
            General Security features: Device lock, PIN code, Device lock passcode, Regular signed firmware updates, Track and Protect via internet, Application certification, Application sandboxing, Backup and restore via Internet, Browser integrated anti-phishing, Remote device lock via Internet, Remote device wipe via Internet, Secure boot, Signed OS, Consumer VPN
            Enterprise security features: Mobile VPN, Remote lock and wipe, Hardware accelerated device encryption, Mobile device management, Remote security policy enforcement
            Supported security standards: TLS v1.0, TLS v1.1, TLS v1.2, SSL v3.0, Suite B ciphers
            WLAN Security: EAP-TTLS/MSCHAPv2, WPA, WEP, EAP-AKA, PEAP-MSCHAPv2, WPA2 (AES/TKIP), WPA2-Enterprise, WPA2-Personal, EAP-TLS, WPA-Enterprise, EAP-SIM, WPA-Personal

    Environmental features
        Environment
            Materials: Free of PVC, Contains recycled metals, Free of nickel on the product surface, Contains bio plastics, Free of BFR, rFR as in NSL
            Packaging: Made of renewable materials, Minimized package, Packaging is 100 % recyclable, Virgin wood fibres up to 100% certified, Containing up to 30% recycled materials
            Energy efficiency: Battery saver feature, Energy efficient charger
            Product recycling: 100% recoverable as materials and energy
            Eco content and services: Available at Store, HERE Drive: route optimization, HERE Maps: pedestrian navigation
            User guide: In-device user guide, Small printed guide, full on our websites

    Accessibility
        Accessibility features
            Hearing: Vibrating alerts, BT neckloop compatible, TTY support
            Vision: Vibrating alerts, Voice recognition, Font magnification, Voice Commands, Customizable home screen, High contrast mode, Screen magnification
            Physical skills: Voice Commands, Customizable home screen, Speakerphone, Speed dial, Voice recognition

    Other services and features8
        Tools and productivity
            Features (Personal information Management): Calculator, Clock, Calendar, Alarm clock, Reminders, Phonebook, To-do list, Family Room, Kid's Corner, OneNote, Social networks in Phonebook, Wallet, Notifications
            Business apps: Adobe Reader free download, Company Hub for enterprise applications, Lync (Corporate IM) free download, Office apps: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, OneNote, OneDrive storage for documents and notes
            Syncronization: Exchange ActiveSync, Via Windows Phone apps, Nokia Photo Transfer for Mac
            Back-up and restore your data: Yes
            Device management: AirWatch, MobileIron, Symantec, Microsoft System Center, OMA Client Provisioning v1.1, OMA Device Management v1.1.2, OMA Device Management v1.2, Windows Intune
        Call management
            Call types: Audio call, Conference call, Skype video call
            Features (Call Management): Call waiting, Call history, Call forwarding, Integrated hands-free speakers, Speed dial, Voice mail
            Noise cancellation: Multimicrophone uplink noise cancellation
            Speech codecs: GSM FR, GSM HR, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, GSM EFR
            Supported amount of phonebooks: One integrated phonebook
            Contacts: Unlimited
            Ringtones: Downloadable ringtones, MP3 Ringtones
        Other Applications
            Social apps: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, WhatsApp, Flickr, Foursquare, OneDrive, Picasa, YouTube
            Game features: Touch UI, XBox-Live Hub, DirectX 11
        Email
            Email features: Viewing and editing of email attachments, Multiple email accounts, HTML emails, Inbox filtering, Text-to-speech message reader, Conversational view on email, Linked inboxes
        Messaging features
            Messaging features: Text messaging, Automatic resizing of images for MMS, Distribution lists for messaging, Multimedia messaging, Conversational chat style SMS, Unified inbox for SMS and MMS, Concatenated SMS for long messages, Integrated text messaging and chat, Number screening for messaging, Text-to-speech message reader
        Browser
            Browser: Internet Explorer 11

    What’s in the box
        Contents
            Sales Package: Nokia Lumia 735, Nokia AC-50 MicroUSB Charger, Nokia Stereo Headset WH-108, User Guide

    1The availability of particular products, services and features may vary by region. Please check with your local Nokia dealer for further details. The specifications are subject to change without notice.

    2Volume thickness.

    3Memory available for users may be less than indicated due to preloaded operating system and applications

    4Talk, standby and playback times are estimates only. Actual times are affected by, for example, network conditions, device settings, features being used, battery condition, and temperature.

    5Actual data speeds will vary. Check with your network operator for details.

    6Downloading of maps over-the-air may involve transferring large amounts of data. Your service provider may charge for the data transmission. The availability of products, services and features may vary by region. Please check with your local Nokia dealer for further details and availability of language options. These specifications are subject to change without notice.

    7Using the FM radio requires a compatible headset that may be sold separately.

    8Some services may be available only via downloading or dependent on the market. Only devices that offer compatible multimedia message or email features can receive and display multimedia messages. Content appearance may vary. Some images and ring tones can not be forwarded.

Nokia Asha Family

Ponsel Musik dan Olah Pesan

Jajaran ponsel keluarga Nokia Asha, terdiri dari Nokia Asha 303, Asha 302, Asha 300 dan Asha 200. Menghadirkan keunggulan musik dan olah pesan, Nokia Asha membuat Anda tetap terhibur sepanjang waktu bersama koleksi lagu favorit dan tetap terhubung dengan teman-teman di jaringan sosial yang selalu update.

Musik sepuasnya

Bersama Nokia Asha, mendengarkan dan mengoleksi musik jadi mudah. Didukung dengan pemutar musik dengan speaker terpadu serta Radio FM stereo, kesenangan Anda untuk mendengarkan musik kapan pun jadi tiada batas. Gratis download lagu resmi sepuasnya selama 6 bulan memberikan akses tanpa batas ke Nokia Music dan koleksi lagu-lagu populer lokal maupun internasional.

Olah Pesan Terbaik dengan 3G QWERTY dan Layar Sentuh

Dilengkapi langsung dengan aplikasi WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter dan banyak lagi, chatting serta eksis di jaringan sosial bisa sepuasnya kapan pun dan di mana pun. Lihat sekilas update status jaringan sosial dari layar depan, termasuk notifikasi email. Tetap update jadi makin mudah didukung koneksi 3G cepat untuk kelancaran koneksi online.

Berbagai Fitur Menyenangkan Untuk Anda

Nokia Asha dikemas dengan berbagai fitur menyenangkan dan bermanfaat agar Anda senantiasa lebih mudah dan lebih terhibur, mulai dari aneka aplikasi, permainan populer seperti Angry Birds yang telah diinstal, berganti kartu SIM dengan mudah, pilihan warna ponsel sesuai gaya Anda, kamera, serta jelajah internet cepat menggunakan Browser Nokia dengan kompresi data sehingga biaya bisa jauh lebih murah.

Nokia Lumia 800

Updates, help and support for your Nokia Lumia 800

Whats new

Latest software release for Nokia Lumia 800 SW 1600.2483.8106.11500

• Improved battery performance
• Better Wi-Fi connectivity
• Better voicemail notification
• Local Scout improvements
• Latest Microsoft operating system version 7.10.8107.79

• Seamless design

  Curved glass, 3.7" touchscreen, smooth one-piece body

• People Hub

  Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, email, Chat, SMS

• Internet

  Bing, Internet Explorer 9, HTML5, Wi-Fi

• Camera

  Carl Zeiss optics, 8 MP camera, wide angle lens

12.1 mm

61.2 mm

Holidays

The holidays are coming! Ho Ho Ho! Get into the spirit. And because the phone is always with you, you can make it sound and look more like the Holidays. All you have to do is get some Nokia Christmas ringtones and themes and you have it all completed. Nokia ringtones can be found for free on almost all websites, you can find MP3 ringtones the most and for the headsets not supporting MP3 files, polyphonic ringtones are also available.

It is time to take advantage of your phone and load it up with personalizing items such as themes, wallpapers, ringtones, applications, videos and games. The most used gadget is the phone of course and for this reason you must go underneath the basic feature, which is talking, and see what is there left.


So which are the most popular Nokia Christmas ringtones? All I want for Christmas, Blue Christmas, Last Christmas, Frosty the Snowman, Happy New Year, Jingle Bell Rock, Jingle Bells, Silent Night, White Christmas and almost all the carols you can think of. If you really can’t find the one you want, you can create it yourself. On zedge.net and other websites you can create your very own Christmas ringtones and not only. On free.ringtones-download.biz and zedge.net you can find the most popular Christmas ringtones ever. And on the last website you can listen to the ringtone before you get to download it and even see what other users think about it. It is best to see first how much memory you have left in your phone and afterwards see if the Nokia phone you have supports MP3 files.



There were cases in which I forgot to answer the phone because I liked the ringtone too much. The Holidays season passes very quickly and when it comes it is best to make it worthwhile. It’s not every day you put lights around the house, see the Christmas tree, eat all sort of cake and special meals and hear the wonderful carolers at your door. It is weird to have a Christmas ringtone in the summer, but not weird to have the summer ringtone during winter. So while it is here, we must take advantage and enjoy the season. And because you can find Nokia Christmas ringtones for free it would be a shame not to load them up on our phone and each time someone calls make it special. Even if you are angry and the phone starts ringing, it kind of calms you down and makes you want to answer with joy and happiness. Maybe it is not the case in particular, but why holds a grudge in this period of time.


So you should go on these websites, listen to the samples and download everything you like. Some of the Nokia phones don’t have sufficient memory to add the whole song or carol, and you don’t need to either, because ringtones are shorter and they capture the essential. Si Happy Holidays everybody and maybe Santa will fill your stockings with a brand new cell phone, maybe a Nokia smart phone with tons of new widgets and plenty of space to take pictures and record the special moments in the family.

Nokia X7 Specification

Nokia X7 Specification

Brand / Type
Brand	Nokia
Type	X7-00
Form factor	Candybar
Color	Black
Network
Phone Network	3G, EDGE, GPRS, GSM, HSDPA (3G), HSUPA
Service	850, 900, 1700, 1800, 1900, 2100
Connectivity
Bluetooth	v3.0 with A2DP
Infrared	No
Wi-Fi (WLAN)	Yes
USB	YesMicroUSB v2.0
Fax / Data	Yes
Display Nokia X7-00
Main display	AMOLED capacitive touchscreen
Color display	16.000.000 colors
Dimensions	4 in.
Resolution	360 x 640 pixels
External display	No
Memory
Internal memory	450MB
External memory	32GB
Memory slots	1
Storage types	MicroSD, MicroSDHC
Basic
Battery	Standard battery, Li-Ion
Standby time	N/A
Talk time	N/A
Calling Nokia X7-00
Vibrate alert	Yes
Photo ID	Yes
Ringtones	MP3, WAV
Camera
Camera	Yes
Megapixels	8.0 megapixels
Maximum photo resolution	3264×2448 pixels
Digital zoom	Yesx
Optical zoom	No
Auto focus	Yes
Flash	Yes
Recording video	Yes
Second (front) camera	No
Messaging
SMS	Yes
MMS	Yes
T9 text function	Yes
E-mail	Yes
Internet browsing	Yes
Entertainment
FM radio	Yes
Java	Yes
Audio player	eAAC, MP3, WAV, WMA
Video player	DivX, H263, H264, MP4, WMV, xVID
Features Nokia X7-00
Add ringtones	Yes
Organiser	Organiser, Voice memo, Quickoffice document viewer, Adobe reader
Video call	No
Other features	Symbian^3 OS, ARM 11 680 MHz, 3D Graphics HW, Active noise cancellation, Flash Lite 4.0, Nokia ClearBlack display, Proximity & Accelerometer, Downloadable games, Ovi Maps 3.0
Format
Weight	N/A
Dimensions (H x W x D)	N/A

Nokia C5 5MP

Nokia C5 is the first mobile phone from the latest C series phones output Finnish mobile phone manufacturer, Nokia. Now the phones are repackaged into Nokia C5 5MP. Starting from the curve of her body, until the keypad and panels that adorn the physical surface is the same as the old version.

In fact, C5 5MP Nokia menu structure in it was almost identical. What distinguishes this phone than with previous versions is the support of the RAM is twice as big and features a camera has been upgraded to a larger resolution.

Nokia C5 5MP hinted that this phone has advantages over previous versions. Nokia C5 5MP has 270 MB of internal memory with 256 MB of RAM and 512 MB of ROM, as well as a higher resolution camera is 5 MP. C5 whereas the previous version, only has an internal 50 MB and 128 MB of RAM and a just resolution of 3 MP camera.

Although presenting some differences but if judging from its size, the processor is taken, the Symbian S60 OS, as well as some of its features, the Nokia C5 5 MP was the same as its predecessor versions.

Specifications:

    * Networks: 2G GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900; 3G HSDPA 900 / 2100, HSDPA 850 / 2100;
    * Dimensions: 112.3 x 46 x 12.3 mm, 56.2 cc Weight: 95 grams;
    * Screen: 2.2 inch, TFT, 16M colors, 240 x 320 pixels;
    Main camera: 5 MP, 2592х1944 pixels, fixed focus, LED flash, VGA @ 15fps
    * Secondary Camera: VGA videocall camera;
    * Memory: 270 MB storage, 256 MB RAM, 512 MB ROM, microSD up to 32GB, 2GB included;
    * Connectivity: Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP, EDR, 3G HSDPA, HSUPA, v2.0 microUSB;
    * CPU: 600 MHz ARM 11 processor;
    * Operating System: Symbian OS v9.3, Series 60 rel. 3.2
    * Messaging: SMS, AMS, MMS, Email, Push Email, IM, RSS;
    * Browser: WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML;
    * Radio: Stereo FM radio with RDS;
    * GPS: A-GPS; Ovi Maps 3.0;
    * Java: MIDP 2.0
    * Other Features: MP4/H.264/H.263 player, MP3/WAV/eAAC + / WMA player, Document viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF), Video / Photo editor, Organizer, Facebook, YouTube, hi5, Friendster , MySpace apps, Flash Lite 3.0, Voice memo / dial, Predictive text input, 3.5 mm audio jack;

New Nokia phone models

All phones by Nokia, world leading mobile phone manufacturer. View phone models ranging from touch screen, flip and twist phones to classic models.

With features ranging from 8MP cameras, free navigation, high quality touch screens and extended battery life to free navigation, music downloads or messaging its easy to find a mobile phone that suits your personal needs. Be sure to also look at the mobile phone apps and services available at Ovi by Nokia.

  

Nokia N8

Video: Nokia N8 on (Russian) TV?

I've no idea what's being said here or whether this is an actual TV station in Russia (and if that, one of the major ones or a cable channel/web channel), but it looks like this Nokia N8 demo could have been broadcast over a TV network.

• That integrated social networks thing still doesn't seem to have kinetic scrolling.
• 182MB free phone memory. Hmmm - I hope this will be enough C memory (barely 50mb in N97) and that apps are saved to mass memory by default.
• I wonder if like the N900 when on TV out you can lock the screen to save battery or if like Symbian, locking the screen makes TV out go black.
• Note that in nearly all but the very first couple of Nokia N8 demoes, the camera UI is hardly ever shown. I hope that means Nokia are still tweaking it as it has much to improve in order to make those settings/options easily usable (not buried)

Have you seen the Nokia N8 appear on TV where you are? (As an unreleased device, appearance is understandably extra rare)

Gallery: Nokia N8 vs Nokia N900 vs Nokia X6

For your easy Sunday viewing, we have Michael who has Hell has taken some comparison pics of the Nokia N8 (Blue and silver) with the N900 and X6. For the full resolution pics, visit  HellMichael's flickr page!
The N8 is already Nokia's slimmest touch screen at 12.9mm, but that tapered end makes it look even thinner.

HellMichael

Where was Lola Aca in her final moments?

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Videos: Nokia N8 vs Nokia 5800 (in 6 Nokia N8 hands on videos). Jay Montano | June 26, 2010 at 7:47 am | Tags: Nokia, 5800, Video, Hands On, Nokia N8, N8 | Categories: Nokia, Nseries, Symbian, Video | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2tU

MForumRu has a host of Nokia N8 videos for you to look at. The one that's worth noting is the N8 vs 5800 video (Screen comparison)

• Obviously the difference is more clear in person, but even over the video you can see the richer, higher contrast, more vibrant AMOLED display from the N8 vs the TFT of the 5800.
• Panning of the photos in the N8 is significantly smoother.
• Zooming with pinch and zoom is of course a big plus over 5800's tap/zoom bar
• Also wider viewing angle from the N8 with AMOLED

This next video covers homescreen, menu, SMS, but you'll also notice another comparison with the N8:

• New icons (though 5800 is on non standard theme)
• New QWERTY Keyboard

Camera and Video

• Brief comparison of N8 and 5800 camera UI

Music

Over HDMI-OUT

Physical Overview

mforum.ru

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Nokia N9 Leaked Photos! Or is it actually the Nokia E7? QWERTY Slider, N8 design, Ridiculous screen clarity, 8MP. Jay Montano | June 26, 2010 at 4:50 am | Tags: Nokia, Symbian, Symbian^4, MeeGo, N9, Nokia N9, Nokia E7, E7, E9, N8-01, N8-02 | Categories: Eseries, Nokia, Nseries | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2tx

For many moons now we have seen the leaked image above. Some called it the N9, others called it the N8, supposedly sporting 4" screen with 8MP camera and 720p video recording amongst a host of other features.

For one thing it runs Symbian. NOT MeeGo. So how can it be Nseries if N8 is the last Symbian Nseries? N9 is the highest N and was said to be on MeeGo.

Well, it could be the E7. (Or an off chance a N8 variant like SE's "Pro" qwerty versions) N8-01, N8-02 like the Cseries and Xseries with their offshoot)

[Update. Apparently with the new naming convention, the single digit does not mean only one physical device, e.g. N8, but a tier of devices. There will be at least 3 N8 variants. 16GB, 32GB and QWERTY variant with lesser camera. N8-01, N8-02 or whatever. I hope that is not their final designation is it sort of wrecks the simplicity of single digit N. That would have been ok if it were once a year.

I think it's a good thing to have only talked about the 16GB version at the 370EUR price point before even confirming 32GB version]

We know Eldar Murtazin in on holidays with one of these. In his N8 review, he said he didn't have a Nokia N8 with him, but an analogue with QWERTY slider. Another thing he said is that he won't be the first to leak images. Now NegriElectronics has let the cat out of the proverbial bag, ah well, the gates of prepublish proto hell are opened!

To those wanting a Symbian^3 (or possibly a Symbian^4) handset with N97 like tilt QWERTY, this is for you! Check out that 4 row keyboard. Again it seems there is NO dedicated numbers button, however, the spacebar is in the middle!

Something worth noting is the apparent, "Ridiculous screen clarity", well actually they said REDiculous, so unless that's a pun on the red theme, this maybe the first Symbian Touch to have more than 640x360 pixels. Possibly at least WVGA or possibly somewhat higher, oh say to the realms of the "ridiculous" Retina Display?. They may be talking about clarity of the display tech. But they must have seen AMOLED before and it certainly won't be having Samsung's Super AMOLED.

Similar dark grey colouring to dark grey N8. More anodized aluminium? My fav colour. Man, if this had the 28mm wide angle and xenon flash I might have gone for this one.

I'm totally digging this unified design. This shape screams Nokia and the upcoming explosion (not death) of Symbian as it gradually takes over low tier handsets.

More details should appear soon. Who's publish their "insights" first, NegriElectronics or dearest Eldar?

NegriElectronics via Engadget

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China's first MeeGo tablet - The NPad, 10.1", Moorsetown with 8 hour battery life Jay Montano | June 25, 2010 at 5:49 pm | Tags: Tablet, iPad, MeeGo, Red Flag Software, Moorsetown | Categories: MeeGo | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2tt

Image via Reggie http://twitpic.com/1zso4x

This is supposedly the NPad, China's first MeeGo based tablet as showcased by Red Flag Software Co., Ltd.
I would have thought Nokia would have picked "NPad", though I'm not a fan of that name.
It features:

• 10.1-inch touch screen
• WiFi
• Bluetooth
• 3G functions
• GPS
• and an eight-hour service time
• preinstalled with applications like reading, instant messaging (IM), music, video, and office software
• Powered by Intel Moorsetown
• Price lower than iPad (which one? Base or or top end?)

investors.com Via MeeGo Forum (Thanks for the heads up Jim)

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Pics: Nokia N8 vs Samsung Wave (+Gallery of Nokia X2 and Nokia C1) Jay Montano | June 25, 2010 at 1:28 pm | Tags: Samsung, X2, Nokia N8, Bada, Wave, C1 | Categories: Cseries, Nokia, Nseries, Xseries | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2td

Nokia N8 and Samsung Wave playing Asphalt 5

Following yesterday's Nokia X5 gallery by cssinsight on flickr, here's another bunch of photos of the Nokia X2, C1 and the Nokia N8 next to the Samsung Bada powered Wave.
The C1 below is that dual SIM Nokia phone that has a sweeping, tapered design reminiscent to that of the Nokia N8.
The Nokia X2 is part of that music/youth/entertainment segment, packing a 5MP camera, LED flash and dedicated music buttons..

cssinsight

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Video: Another Nokia N8 hands on demo Jay Montano | June 25, 2010 at 10:17 am | Tags: Nokia, Video, Symbian^3, Nokia N8, N8 | Categories: Nokia, Nseries, Symbian, Video | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2t6

Another Nokia N8 video hands on. It's not in English but you can still appreciate the gradual evolution of Symbian^3's performance (DATED 23rd June on the phone).
For what it's meant to do, the N8 looks to be able to do it well. (Anybody hear/understand anything important being said?)

• N8 looking fast (though there are cut always, the function within each app is really quick)
• Ovi Maps integration in Calendar
• Pinch and zooming in Angry Birds
• For a sec, I thought those boxes are the new style minimalist packaging :P

Not sure where the video is from. It's uploaded by NeNoRmAl but googling the watermark sends me to motor oil websites.

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Nokia N8 Second Look by Eldar Murtazin John Wiegand-forson | June 24, 2010 at 11:18 pm | Categories: Nokia | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2t0

Say what you like about Eldar Murtazin, but one thing is for sure this guy does give some insightful info into the mobile phone space especially a lot about Nokia considering his growing reputation of being a 'Nokia hater'. His Symbain 3 review was thoroughly reviewed for someone that is called a Nokia hater but if you read it it gives some harsh truths about the state of the UI on Symbian devices. You can read this and some of my thoughts here.
But after the Symbian 3 review he also posted another article which you can read here with some very interesting news from Nokia and some interesting snippets about future N8's........
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Gallery: Nokia X5 pink (and black/purple?) Jay Montano | June 24, 2010 at 6:12 pm | Tags: Nokia, S60, 3rd edition, Symbian, Live Pics, Hands On, X5, Nokia X5 | Categories: 3rd edition, Nokia, Symbian | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2sH

A collection of high res photos of the new Nokia X5 was uploaded by cssinsight on Flickr. It comes in pink, yellow, blue and purple, but above you can see what looks to be a black one, though it may just be the purple looking black due to the lighting/angle.
Whilst the pink looks frightening, the black (and well all the other colours) are actually quite ok, the black one looking great.
The Nokia X5 is a positively square phone, with a sliding qwerty keyboard. It features a rounded metal back that can be spun on a flat surface to change music tracks. Hmm ok.
It runs S60 3rd edition and packs a 5MP camera. It's like a funky Eseries.

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Pics: 12" Intel Moorsetown WIMAX MeeGo tablet Jay Montano | June 24, 2010 at 12:22 am | Tags: Tablet, MeeGo, Pics | Categories: MeeGo | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2sx

Yesterday we posted a video of a new MeeGo tablet. As I didn't understand Russian (if only Sergejs was at hand :p) I couldn't really tell you much from the video other than it was a big screen tablet that was remarkably slim.
A comment to that post by  tablecik links us to some photos and details of this Wimax tablet from tabletowo - it confirms the Moorsetown chip and a massive 12" screen! It's supposedly a one off prototype.
It looks nice at the front, though the side with those garish ports will take some getting used to.
Also worth noting is that it doesn't seem to be running the stunning pre-alpha MeeGo - instead the tabbed netbook interface (unless this is some additional option)

via tabletowo

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New Nokia website in beta John Wiegand-forson | June 23, 2010 at 11:05 pm | Categories: 3rd edition, 5th Edition, Advert, Applications, Cseries, Maemo, MeeGo, News, Nokia, Nseries, OVI, Xpress Music, Xseries, aPPLE | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2si

Nokia's current website to be honest isn't the best around but this morning Nokia sent out a tweet saying that their new website was in beta which you can check it out here
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Video: Nokia N8 Dark Grey Hands (with N900). Jay Montano | June 23, 2010 at 9:17 am | Tags: Nokia, Nseries, Symbian, Video, Nokia N8, N8 | Categories: Nokia, Nseries, Symbian, Video | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2s7

Here's another hands on video with the Nokia N8 by uptodateksa2. You'll also see the N900 make a guest appearance. Look how thick it is in comparison.
The "Dark Grey" colour is also now more obvious. In most photos, the N8 just looks BLACK (hence why it's mostly been called N8 black) but here you can see that dark-grey, more Gun Metal colour. (It's a lighting thing)
Otherwise, nothing new really UI wise.

Note, the N8 in this video is C0. Note missing sensor

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New sleek black WiMAX MeeGo tablet demonstrated by Dmitriy Konash Jay Montano | June 23, 2010 at 9:16 am | Tags: Nokia, Intel, Tablet, MeeGo | Categories: MeeGo, Video | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2s5

I stumbled across a video below showing a MeeGo tablet.
The design is unfamiliar to the ones I've seen demoed at Computex as you'll notice that completely black at the back with an uneven bezel (favouring landscape orientation). Though this may be because I'm just unfamiliar to all the devices presented there.
We don't see a demo of MeeGo working, and unless you speak Russian there's not much to understand from this video. (Though you will want to check out the Pre-Alpha video of MeeGo for a demonstration if you haven't already)

Some screencaps. It looks thin, curvy at edges with an odd uneven bezel. Looks like there is at least a 9" screen on it.

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GULP.....!!!!!! John Wiegand-forson | June 22, 2010 at 11:03 pm | Categories: Nokia, Rant, aPPLE, iPhone | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2rV

If I was any of Nokia's shareholders right now I would seriously be disgusted to see this.
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Symbian 3 review John Wiegand-forson | June 22, 2010 at 10:38 pm | Categories: Android, Applications, Competition, Convergence, HTC, LG, Maemo, MeeGo, News, Nokia, Nseries, Symbian, aPPLE, iPhone | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2rP

The ever so popular Eldar Murtizan published his frankly ridiculously long review of the Symbian 3 OS that will be powering the Nokia N8 which you can read here. You have to give it to him despite his frankly hatred for Nokia he has written a long review on Symbian 3 which I bet you won't find anywhere else.
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Pics: Nokia N8 Photo Samples Jay Montano | June 22, 2010 at 11:24 am | Tags: Nokia, Symbian, Nokia N97, Sample Photos, Carl Zeiss, Nokia N8, N8 | Categories: Nokia, Nseries | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2rl

Here are some sample photos by the Nokia N8 uploaded by Camb078 (the more colourful photos) and apyykko.

The one below is a full 9MP image. According to the Exif (image data) this was taken at 10pm with the Jenga photo around 11pm. PM?


Crop of the chair (with MS paint so artefacts most likely gained). This is from a 9MP image, you would have gotten more to work with of course cropping from 12MP but for me, I prefer these 16:9 shots made for viewing in widescreen.
apyykko's photos are probably just every day photos (NOT 'artsy' photos like NokConv's samples designed to show case the camera capabilities by composing a shot that make the subject more interesting)
That said, I'd really love to see how a photographer or budding enthusiast would push the N8.
I mean, just take a look at what Ralph Higgo does with the Nokia N97.

We first wrote about Ralph in our post prior to N8 launch in April:

"Ode to Nokia N82′s successor – the upcoming Nokia camera phone king; killer of the digicam."

For the most beautiful photography, the biggest determining factor is the eye and talent behind the lens. That's not to say any phone camera will do. Nokia CZ Cam phones have great picture quality and so much versatility compared to its rivals. JeeBus phone is only just getting freakin digital zoom this summer!
The potential of these Nokia devices as tools for serious photography is showcased by the phenomenal work of professional commercial photographer, RALPH HIGGO who is based in Cape Town, South Africa.  His portfolio on myphotographer.posterous.com using just the Nokia N97 (yes N97!) is absolutely unbelievable

Where camera phones win over digital cameras and even bulky D-SLRs is that they're always with you. In your pocket. When an unpredicted, beautiful scene presents itself to you out of the blue, you won't have time to go back home for your camera. But as mentioned, you'll want to maximise getting those great spontaneous photos by having a great camera phone.
The Xenon flash gives more situations where the N8 can be useful, being able to capture your friends in low light and freeze the action into digital memory. You can see a demo of N8 with and without xenon flash here, (as well as samples of how well N82 performed against LED rivals)

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Video: Nokia 6350 and At&t in the Wonderful World of Ovi Store Jay Montano | June 22, 2010 at 11:23 am | Tags: Nokia, Ovi Store, Video, Advert, AT&T | Categories: Nokia, Video | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2ry

Remember that spectacular video and addicting song for "The Wonderful World of the Ovi Store" starring the Nokia N97
Nokia's changed that video up a bit, with the Nokia 6350 coming to AT&T.
6350? Oh well, at least something's getting to At&t from Nokia.

Also do you remember the Poll we asked last week: Does Nokia need to change their default icons and fonts?
We mentioned adding "squircles" to standard icons as one suggestion of changing it up.
What's this? Is this a AT&T thing? This is apparently an app called snaptu. (Thanks for the heads up)
I hope they do this for the Nokia N8.

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What will a Nokia Tablet bring to the plate? John Wiegand-forson | June 21, 2010 at 10:50 pm | Categories: 5th Edition, Applications, Maemo, Nokia, Nseries, Rant, S60, Symbian | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2qP

Since the iPad graced planet earth not so long ago, the Tech media have been nothing but annoying about the possibilities of an "iPad killer" from various Hardware vendors, the latest of course being Nokia. Of course there is still a debate wether tablets are a viable platform and not just a novelty item like past Nokia tablets have been.
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Hello New Ovi Store: Version 1.07 update. Jay Montano | June 21, 2010 at 9:51 pm | Tags: Nokia, Ovi Store, 1.07 | Categories: Nokia, OVI | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2qX

My twitter stream (@jaymontano) mentioned the Ovi Store being down for a bit today. All About Symbian points out that there's a new update for the Ovi Store. Lo and behold, N97 agrees and asks me to also update to the newer 1.07 version. This is NOT the big update, but a welcome incremental improvement nonetheless. (It's still green themed).
I would agree with AAS in that the Ovi Store does feel slightly faster.

With the new Ovi Store update, instead of having to open new pages, load more will simply put more apps at the bottom of the list. (You can just keep pressing "load more items..."

AAS points out that there's now a "homescreen widgets" category (though this doesn't seem to list all apps that can be homescreen widgets).

In each main 'category' (e.g. apps/games) you can narrow down Application channels (the amount differs per each main category, e.g. there's no Ovi for Business in Audio & Video).

Only two pages worth of homescreen widgets listed. Check out also football "channel"

Application channels should not be confused with "Categories" which I find is a much better way of stumbling into new applications (not new, but I thought I'd highlight it anyway)

App Categories

I'm still having problems with Ovi Store on My N97. I don't know if it's Ovi Store or N97 (most likely the latter). At the moment, I can't view "My Stuff" and I can't even sign out

via All About Symbian

I think pretty much all the handsets (latest) get the update except of course the N900 being Maemo. (Not that we need the Ovi Store too much, we have a brilliant App Manager full of apps :) though Ovi Store access like Symbian would be nice.)

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Video: Mind Blowing Nokia N900 Painter! (with MyPaint) Speed Painting the most realistic strawberries. Jay Montano | June 21, 2010 at 8:11 pm | Tags: Nokia, Nseries, Maemo, N900, Maemo 5, Nokia N900, MyPaint | Categories: Maemo, Nokia, Nseries, Video | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2qV

Last time we posted about painting on the N900 was with the basic N900 sketch app, subject: Avatar - my attempt: - meh (thanks nonetheless for the kind comments :P)
There's an app for the N900 called MyPaint which gives those with the skill tools to create their masterpiece.
Boy, did Luovatone do just that.
In the video below, we see a blank N900 screen act like paper and before your eyes you see strawberries appear that's so realistic you could eat them.
Perfect for Wimbledon season! Absolutely incredible. My jaw was dropped like the ZomgCat.

• Look at the precision of the resistive screen
• The ability to use any tool as a pen
• The keyboard for quick shortcuts
• All the above things people hated in general about smartphones (resistive/keyboards) but are essential for this type of application

In the next video, Luovatone gives a tutorial of some of the features of this application

Lastly, we see a rose appear before your very eyes. At the end you'll see a neat trick whereby high speed stylus rubbing can erase what you've drawn.

Luovatone also has a flickr page of some of his art work
My face watching the strawberries video.

via Luovatone

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Nokia Tablet Rumours John Wiegand-forson | June 21, 2010 at 7:25 pm | Categories: Nokia | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2qJ

Rumours of Nokia's tablet are rife with Digitimes reporting a tablet form Nokia imminent in the fourth quarter of this year. Eldar the famous Nokia leakemeister revealed earlier today that such rumours are sort of true and Jay posted blog post earlier which you can read here.
As I was going through the my timeline on Twitter I found a familiar tweet from eldar in russian but I found the familar word Nokia in it, so decided to check it out using google translate and found some interesting snippets from the so called Nokia tablet
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HD Video: Pre-Alpha MeeGo for tablets demo - it looks frikkin AMAZING! Jay Montano | June 21, 2010 at 4:09 pm | Tags: Nokia, Video, Intel, MeeGo, s500 | Categories: Nokia | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2qC

Check out this Pre-Alpha MeeGo for Tablets demonstration, uploaded by meegodemo
It looks so promising! Choose 720p version to see that extra bit of MeeGo Goodness.
We've seen similar demoes but this is a specific demo for internet (as opposed to demo for people in noisy conventions).

• The  homescreen is so beautiful "truly fitting "Rich Dynamic Interface" description.
• Homescreen automatically updates to media you've been recently using.
• Integrated Social Networking - no need to go to separate apps or websites.
• Transitions galore (they make a hell of a difference to the UI)
• It's so fast and responsive.
• Photo manipulation, pinch zoom, rotation is so smooth.
• Windowed dockable task bar of active apps
• Animated icons in menu (something nice to look at whilst something loads)
• Smooth HD playback
• Intel AppUp Client

We've already seen a few Intel MeeGo tablets, but I'd love to see this on that rumoured Nokia S500 MeeGo tablet.

meegodemo VIA mobilebulgaria

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Pics: Nokia N8 Black vs Sony Ericsson Vivaz and Nokia N97 Mini Jay Montano | June 21, 2010 at 3:50 pm | Tags: Nokia, Nseries, Symbian, Nokia N8, N8 | Categories: Nokia, Nseries, Symbian | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2ql

Gagadget has posted a couple of pics of the N8 with the Sony Ericsson Vivaz and N97 mini as well as a bunch of other drool-worthy N8 black shots.

Delicious

It kinda reminds me of a submarine or Big Bullet Bill from Super Mario

Gagadget.com

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Videos: Half hour worth of Nokia N8 HDMI demoes Jay Montano | June 21, 2010 at 3:48 pm | Tags: Nokia, Nseries, Symbian, Video, Symbian^3, Nokia N8, N8 | Categories: Nokia, Nseries, Symbian, Video | URL: http://wp.me/p73J2-2qv

Nokia's been doing TV out since the days of the Nokia N93. Nokia has FAILED to promote this fantastic feature that turns your mobile phone into a media centre. Music, video, gaming, web browser - hook it up to the TV and you've got entertainment on the go.
Now with the Nokia N8 they've upped the ante with HDMI out. Crisper videos, crisper photos, Dolby digital surround sound audio. Mix this up with a bluetooth keyboard and mouse and there's your Mobile Computer (along with USB to Go file transfer)
Here are three video demoes by gagadgetvideo of gagadget.com
-Home screen demo
there's a lot more talking than demoing in this one and it's in Russian.

• Photo Gallery demo
• Video Demo
• Dolby Digital Surround Sound Test

• Music player
• Portrait conversations demo
• Facebook
• Camera
• Maps

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