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Nokia 6750 offered by Rogers Wireless » Coolest Gadgets

[Coolest Gadgets] Rogers Wireless has just announced that they will be making available the Nokia 6750 to the masses, targeting those who are on the lookout for a sleek and stylish cellphone which is loaded with fun features, allowing one to remain connected to family and friends through the recent (and still ongoing) craze known as social networking regardless of where you are. Drawing inspiration from the human body, the Nokia 6750 comes across as a chrome flip cellphone complete with an ergonomic design which will conform nicely to your hand, allowing you to chat all the more without suffering from unwanted or unnecessary cramps.

June 15, 2009

Nokia Conversations showcases the Nokia E72 on YouTube | Gadgets Guide

[Gadgets Guide] Nokia Conversations, a blog officially run by Nokia unexpectedly showcases the Nokia E72 on YouTube. The new E series smartphone looks very similar to the E71, but Nokia E72 smartphone slightly better.

Posted at 09:35 AM

July 15, 2008

Diamond Encrusted Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte by Knalihs Athem

[Elite Choice] Priced at $20,000, the diamond encrusted Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte by Knalihs Athem is a perfect example of redifining luxury. Each of these handsets is handcrafted with exceptional precision and skilled swiss craftsmanship using high quality materials.

Posted at 09:32 AM

July 08, 2008

Nokia E71 Hits Town

[iResource Gadgetry] However, the screen of the Nokia E71, though, is smaller than the E61i, which I have gotten used to. I guess once you have pampered yourself with a large screen and QWERTY, you will not willingly downgrade.

Posted at 09:31 AM

June 24, 2008

Nokia buys Symbian, turns software over to Symbian Foundation

[Engadget] Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds. Nokia's been in bed with Symbian for many, many years through the development of its S60 platform -- the world's most populous smartphone platform, dont'cha know -- and they're taking that ...

Posted at 09:33 AM

March 13, 2008

Hail to the Nokia N96 - New Future is Come!

[more [ GADGET ] dotnet] the Nokia N96, actually comes with a quite similar architecture compare to it brother, the N95, which is also has dual-sliding function. This slider smartphone provide a pair of gaming keys on it multimedia cluster, an additional slide panel which is can be used for N-Gage games.

Posted at 09:34 AM

August 25, 2006

Nokia Phone Firmware Updater

[atmaspheric | endeavors] MobileCrunch reports on the release of Nokia’s Firmware updater which is excellent news - though there’s no Mac support currently and there only seems to be one phone that accepts the update OTA - at least for now. Let’s hope this service gets enhanced quickly.

Posted at 01:01 AM

November 19, 2005

Nokia N80 and N92

[BIGperk] That should put an end to the rumors. The real Nokia N80 is out. But our eyes are fixed on the N92. ...

Posted at 07:13 AM

October 25, 2005

Nokia again

[BIGperk] Nokia is coming out with a lotta new stuff this season. The 7360, 7370 and the 7380 are in. Check it out. The 7380 is our pick.

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Posted at 07:11 PM

October 16, 2005

Nokia Announces New Eseries Business-Optimized Phones

[Lockergnome's Mobile Lifestyle] The new devices from Nokia will go up directly against the new Sony-Ericsson P990, the Treo 650, and Rim’s BlackBerry. And when looking at the E61 design, you know exactly where it came from.

Posted at 07:00 PM

October 15, 2005

Nokia 9300i Gets FCC Ok

[Whats Hot!] Seems that trawling the FCC website has delivered the goods for two days in a row: first we got a sneak peek at Motorola’s unannounced V3x-inspired E1070, and now we get a chance to peep Nokia’s 9300i, the forthcoming upgrade to their 9300 Communicator. The FCC page shows the 9300i to be a tri-band GSM phone with GPRS and EDGE, Bluetooth, IR, USB, and last but not least”¦WiFi.

Posted at 02:45 PM

October 05, 2005

Cingular Launches Nokia 9300 Communicator

[Lockergnome's Mobile Lifestyle] And it is not because I live here in Nokialand (Finland) were Nokia has its headquarters - the phone is probably made in China, anyway. The Nokia 9300 Communicator will be the first third-party device in the U.S. to use the BlackBerry Connect and it will be available in U.S. in November.

Posted at 10:09 PM

August 08, 2005

Cisco is going to buy out Nokia?

[Fruitless Labour] :-/ It'd probably be the kiss of death for Nokia's consumer handset division, which is what most people know them for. Cisco are almost certainly more interested in their high-end infrastructure stuff and probably don't care too much about that sort of thing.

Posted at 11:26 AM

August 02, 2005

New Phone + V3 BT earpiece

[Alan's Space] Yah! I got a new toy-New Handphone. It's a Nokia 6021. Maybe u may ask me why I switch back from SE to Nokia. Well, the few reasons are: It's cheap...

Posted at 08:34 AM

July 04, 2005

My Nokia 6680

[Joi Ito's Web] (My old 7600 worked on the Japanese 3G network too, but it wasn't Symbian and was a bit clunky to use.) Since J-Phone/Vodaphone and NTT DoCoMo have rolled out 3G in Japan and have roaming agreements with carriers like T-Mobile, which I use, I've been hoping that I could get a good phone that would finally allow me to have a single phone number everywhere.

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Posted at 09:09 AM

June 07, 2005

Nokia 770 Blog

[Cyrus’ Weblog] Nokia 770 Blog mentioned about my entry on the Nokia 770. The website is very informative and contains bunch of information about Nokia 770. Also to mention, I learned that 56% American Internet users listen to Internet radio. Now Nokia’s effort for pushing internet radio makes sense Alex, thank you!

Posted at 09:58 AM

June 06, 2005

Motorola to release 1 GB(!) mobile phone

[Cyrus’ Weblog] Textually.org says: Motorola to Release Handset with Gigabyte Memory Telecoms Korea reports that Motorola plans to introduce a new phone with gigabyte memory, following Samsung Electronics and Nokia. “A Motorola official said in the World Handset Forum in Shanghai, “I cannot tell you the name of the phone and when it exactly would be released in the global market. However, it might be within this year. We expect to debut iTunes phone in the fourth quarter.” That’s some good news for Motorola but while Nokia has already anounced N91, a 4 GB MP3-phone...

Posted at 09:07 AM

June 05, 2005

Nokia 770 idea

[Jason Prini .com] I was thinking that the lack of PIM software for the Nokia 770 makes is a non-palm {although with wifi/BT internet you could ust use web services}. But since the device is Linux, one should be able to run a version of apache server, and run your own web apps right off a RS-MMC card. That 800x600 display is what makes it so great. If you’ve tried to view the web on a cell phone or even a palm it’s just not the same as your desktop experience.

Posted at 09:56 AM

June 04, 2005

Thoughts about Nokia 770

[Cyrus’ Weblog] we don’t have the best wireless coverage in Turkey but most universities have wifi on campus, we also have Starbucks and Gloria Jeans, Schlotzky’s Deli cafés with wifi coverage, I heard about McDonalds restaurants were implementing wifi and every company on the block I work has wifi. Personally I have access to wifi almost everywhere I go in this city and you don’t think more than 10 million people with frequent access to wifi is NOT adequate for publishing an internet tablet in their own language...

Posted at 08:20 AM

June 02, 2005

An Off-Road Hand-Held to Bring High-Speed Web Surfing Home

[Lockergnome's Mobile Lifestyle] In a departure from its focus on cellphones, Nokia is aiming for another kind of wireless user. The Nokia 770, which will go on sale this fall for about $350, is a miniature tablet intended primarily for surfing the Web over a Wi-Fi connection. While it uses a chip similar to those found in personal digital assistants, the 8.1-ounce device is not intended for business travelers, and it will not have an address book or a calendar. Instead, it is designed for the casual Web browser, at home or at the nearest cybercafe.

Posted at 10:03 AM

Nokia Unveils Handheld Internet Tablet Nokia 770

[Link Right 2] Priced at $350, the Internet Tablet is being positioned as an alternative to buying an extra personal computer or laptop for different rooms, providing a cheaper, quicker and less-cumbersome way to connect to the Web.

Posted at 09:52 AM

May 29, 2005

Nokia Announces Linux-based Net Appliance

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Posted at 07:08 AM