Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Nokia N80

Nokia N80

N80 combines high multimedia and business functionality in an elegant and stylish design with a slider form factor, which helps it keep a relatively small size when closed and be suitable for carrying it in your pocket – something most smartphones fail at.

As one of best function rich phones of the N-series, it supports 3G networks with video calling capability, wireless network, a 3-megapixel camera and all this combined with a Symbian operating system turns the handset into a powerful device both for work and fun.

People familiar with Nokia’s “history” may find out that the N80 resembles the legendary 7650 slider, which ran on a Symbian OS too and was the first phone with a built-in camera.

A few years on, the N80 is still using Symbian S60 (a few versions newer) and is one of the first phones in America and Europe to feature a 3-megapixel camera.

A standard Nokia N80 package includes the most essential multimedia accessories like headphones (to use with the player and the radio) and a PC connection cable, which is needed when you want to transfer multimedia files between the phone and a PC.

Nokia N95

Nokia N95

Find your way

The Nokia N95 also includes integrated GPS and the Maps application offering country, region and world maps. Users can find specific routes or locate services such as restaurants and hotels in more than 15 million points of interest in over 100 countries.

Superior imaging is made possible through the Carl Zeiss optics of the device’s 5-megapixel camera, which allows users to capture print-quality photos and DVD-like quality video clips. What’s more, photos and video clips can be viewed on a compatible television thanks to the Nokia N95’s TV out feature and support for Universal Plug ‘n’ Play (UPnP) networks.

Nokia N76

Nokia N76

Nokia N76

Network: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 / WCDMA 2100
Dimensions/Weight: 107 x 52 x 14 mm / 115 gr
Screen: 240x320 pixels, 16m colours
Audio MP3 / AAC / eAAC / eAAC+ / M4A / WMA
Camera: 2.0 MP / 1600 x 1200 px / Flash / 20X Zoom / Video Recorder / Video Calling
Bluetooth: Yes
Memory card: microSD / TransFlash
Java: Yes
Polyphonic: Yes
Infra-red: no
Battery life: 2.75 hours talk / 10 days standby
Available: Q1 2007

Nokia N93i

Nokia N93i

Nokia N93i

Network: GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 / WCDMA 2100
Dimensions/Weight: 118 x 56 x 28 mm / 180 gr
Screen: 240x320 pixels, 16m colours
Audio MP3 Player: MP3 / AAC / AAC+ / eAAC+ / WMA
Camera: 3.2 megapixels
Bluetooth: Yes
Memory card: miniSD
Java: Yes
Polyphonic: Yes
Infra-red: Yes
Battery life: 3 hours talk / 10 days standby
Available: Q1 2007

Nokia N77

Nokia N77Its the 3GSM World Congress in Spain & Finland and Nokia has 5 new offerings including the exciting Nokia N77 - a phone and multimedia computer that offers Live TV on demand.

Of course you'll need an operator that supports DVB-H technology (and there ain't a lot) for you to get Live TV to work. According to DVD-H.org, Digital Video Broadcasting (Handheld) has currently been launched in Albania, Italy, the US and believe it or not Vietnam. Finland, France, Russia, and Spain are following suit this year.

If you are one of the countries listed above than you can enjoy Live TV on the Nokia N77 phone's 2.4-inch QVGA screen. Built-in software also allows you to select and purchase TV programs for replay later on.

The phone is also a digital music player with support for the popular MP3, AAC, and WMA formats and comes with FM radio all of which you can enjoy via the built-in stereo speakers or bundled stereo headset.

The Nokia N77 is shaped like the N73, but appearance wise looks a bit more serious (or boring depending on how you look at it) with a plain coat of black on its front.

Also in front is one of two integrated cameras (this one for video calls) the other on its back is a 2 megapixel camera with 16x digital zoom.

The phone can story up to 2GB on an optional microSD card, otherwise it comes built in with 20MB of internal memory. Nokia hasn't announced yet how big a card it is bundling with the device.

The Nokia N77 phone is compatible with 3G, EDGE and GSM (triband) networks and runs on Symbian OS S60 3rd Edition.

Nokia N77 Key Features

Watch real live TV based on DVB-H on the go
Wide 2,4”QVGA screen with up to 16 M colors
Mobile TV application for selection, purchase and
consumption of TV programs
Replay of TV programs
Set reminders via the Program Guide
Enjoy TV and music with high quality stereo speakers
Take up to 1500 songs with you on a optional up to
2GB memory card

Nokia E90

Nokia E90

Nokia E90 Communicator Specs

Network:

GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

Screen:

Main Screen: 1670000 colors (QVGA) 800 x 352 px
External Screen: 1670000 colors (QVGA) 240 x 320 px

Camera:

3.2 MP / Flash / Zoom / Auto-Focus / Video Recorder / Video Calling

Size: 132 x 57 x 20 mm/ 210 grams
Bluetooth: Yes
Memory: 128.0 MB
Expandable Memory: microSD
Infra-red: Yes
Polyphonic: Yes
Java: Yes
Battery life: 5 hours talk / 336 hours standby

Nokia E65

Nokia E65
(February 2007)
Nokia have their pretty baby in the E65 slider that is part of the collage of the new generation of E series phones. This one comes with supporting features for corporate telephony systems with Nokia Intellisync Call Connect for Cisco, Nokia Intellisync Call Connect for Alcatel and Avaya one-X Mobile Edition for Nokia solutions. With one touch keys on the front you can frequently and conveniently and also use the customizable key called the 'My Own' key. Being a Series 60 device, one can easily exploit the platform to build some rather cool apps as well as make use of the vast number of available supporting software. It provides amazing data speeds with the fast broadband data connectivity via 3G WCDMA and WLAN.

The Nokia E65 is available at a few select outlets, but the availability is bound to increase by the first quarter of this year. It will cost €400 ($525).

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