Mitten im Herzen von Berlin, am Hackeschen Markt, eröffnete Nokia für drei Tage den Nokia Navigation Store. Neben Vorträgen und Neuigkeiten zum Thema mobile Navigation gab es auch Touren durch die Berliner City

 

Nokia 7230, Nokia E52 and Nokia 6700 slide launched in India, the three handset were announced last year (2009) in May and Nov, the Nokia E51 was very popular in India , and it is the predecessor of Nokia E52.

The Nokia E52 price will be arround  Rs. 12500 INR and woks with Symbian. Nokia 7230 and Nokia 6700 slide-up devices, the Nokia 7230 runs Symbian S40, a 3.2 MP camera and the price around Rs. 6000 INR. and the Nokia 6700 runs Symbian S60, a 5 MP camera and the price around Rs. 9500 INR.

 [via fonearena]

 

fMMS version 1.0.0 for N900 has bean realesed, with the latest version, if you use the application is “Havoc” mode, you do not need to install any additional software like in previous versions where fAPN was required. Now you have to install it only and enter the settings into the fMMS application directly.

See the below screenshots tutorial:

Select configuration to change settings (when you first start it, this will load up automatically)

Enter your mobile number including the country code (i.e. +44 in the UK & remove the first 0, for example 07123456639 becomes +447123456639)

Use your own settings above, this setting is for o2 UK, you can get your setting by contacting your operator customer service.

Don't change these settings.

Enter recipients number or select contact using the “To” button
And that's it!!

 

A Chinese clone version of Nokia C2 has bean released featured rotating screen design, with 180 ° rotation, QWERTY keyboard, half full, as the number keys to use.

[via m8cool.com]

 

Nokia's finaly announced it to the world. It's got a 12MP camera with Xenon flash, and runs Symbian^3.

It's Nokia's first Symbian^3 phone, and while initial videos and photos made it look pretty special indeed, Mobile-Review's early look at it warranted a big, fat "do not like."





The screen is a 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen, and there's 16GB of inbuilt storage, expandable up to 48GB if you've got the requisite microSD memory card. As with all the next-gen Nokia handsets, free Ovi Maps is included.
Onto the specs, and that camera has Carl Zeiss optics and the Xenon flash most Nokias are blessed with. It can record video in 720p and thanks to the HDMI output, can play footage on HDTVs.

Nokia has not confirmed the price in the US market, but for now our sources told the pre-taxes European cost will be €370, sure it will be available for free on contract. Out in the third quarter.

 

As the head of Nokia Anssi Vanjoki told during his speech in Helsinki, camera phones of the company will soon be able to compete with professional cameras. According to him, Nokia will make a revolution in this direction very soon. In fact, Vanjoki announced that Nokia will make even high-quality mirror cameras useless and they will simply be outdated, although it does not sound too likely.

More specifically, the head of Nokia promised to support mobile devices of the company with high-definition video records (720p or 1080p) in the nearest future – within a year. At the moment at least two such models – Samsung i8910 and Sony Ericsson Vivaz are represented in the market. Let us remind that the release of the flagship cameraphone Nokia N8 with 12 megapixel camera and Carl Zeiss optics is expected soon. This model is assumed to be able to record HD video at 720p.

 

Nokia, the pioneer of innovation and master of designing various mobile handsets is now set to path break the traditional method of charging these mobile phones. According to the reports, Nokia has filled for an US patent on smart phone that enables users to charge them by generating current through friction.

Nokia will utilize strips of piezoelectric crystals in the handset that capture the current generated by capturing the movements of the phone by any user such as walking or running with the handset, playing games in it. When the device receives motion, the heavy components of the device i.e the radio transmitter circuit, battery move along causing a to and fro of rails resulting in generation of electric power to charge up a capacitor through which the phone battery gets eventually charged. Still in conceptual stage, we are unsure about the implementation of this design into the Nokia’s mainstream production, but you never know!

 

Believe it or not, Nokia knows when it screws up, or so they seem, since they’ve just announced through one of their officials that the N97 is a failure. Executive VP of Markets Anssi Vanjoki talks about the ups and downs of the smartphone in the video below:








Although Nokia N97 sold pretty well, it failed as far as the user experience and hardware quality are concerned. Anssi Vanjoki also mentioned that he hopes the next Symbian version will solve all the problems of the users and the official claimed that Nokia will never release something like the N97 again.

Too bad that the image of the company was already spoiled, while Android is on the rise and Symbian S60 5th Edition is being ditched for other platforms

 

Finally the application is available for the official Skype Symbian devices ^ 1 (Symbian 5th). The initial version is 1.00 (2).
The version for Symbian introduces the most active functions for the version desktop.Potrete fact:

* To exchange text messages with your Skype contacts
* Please call your Skype contacts
* Call other phone number (if you have Skype credit)

 

An interesting feature is also synchronize their address book contacts with those of Skype.
It seems however that the client for Symbian Skyp to require a large amount of RAM.
You can download the new version for Symbian 3rd and 5th by visiting the website Skype.com/m.

 

available recently released version of the new Ovi Suite, version 2.1.0.87. The new version brings in addition to various enhancements of the application, new features, including full synchronization of contacts not only with Ovi Suite, but also with Ovi.com. This way you can save your contacts not only on PCs, but also on the web.

The new version also introduces Ovi Ovi Suite Player, replacing it with Nokia Music.

 

 

 

After upgrading firmware of Nokia E52, comes an update for the Nokia E55, version 31,012.
The update fixes some bugs, brings several improvements and updates some applications, such as Web browsers, e-mail, and Ovi Maps.

The update is available via NSU (Nokia Software Updater) and OTA (Over The Air). E 'should back up your data before upgrading.

 

PhotoTranslator allow 'the translation into different languages. The innovative thing is that the translation is from selected parts and size of a photo / image, or from a Web page saved earlier. All in an easy and fast. Phototranslator allow 'the translation as already normal' case with gTranslate.Per make things more 'clear you put a video.

 

 

Since the N97 smartphone wasn’t much of a hit, one might expect the N98 to take things to a new level and upgrade everything that defines Nokia. The latest leak is in fact this device, possibly a render of the future handset that packs a 4 inch touchscreen display.

Apparently, Nokia want to launch the N98 during the holiday season and we learn that it sports 32GB of internal memory, it runs Symbian S60 and it should be priced around $619, according to BeGeek.
This supposed Nokia N98 is so much like a Sidekick and you’ve got to love those homescreen panels, complete with Ovi services and all. The keyboard is just like the one on N97 and N97 mini and we truly hope we’ll see this device announced soon, probably at MWC 2010, although Nokia

 

Tom’s Guide from France has got a hot new nokias scoop for us, claiming that the Finns will announce a new 12 megapixel cameraphone, supposedly called the N8. Will this device be announced at next week’s MWC 2010?

The same French site has info about all the Nokia ranges, C, X, E, N and S. Thus, we learn that the C Series includes models that are low end and voice-based, while the X Series handsets focus on entertainment and music features. The E Series is all about business and e-mail, with the N Series being the high end one and the S series focusing on limited edition and upscale phones.
A couple of flagship models were also mentioned by Tom’s Guide from France: Nokia C5-00, a basic business phone with GPS, that’ll be launched in June, Nokia C3-00, a low cost multitasking Symbian S40 QWERTY handset  with email features and new nokias C5-01, a QWERTY phone that competes with BlackBerries.
Back to the new nokias N8 cameraphone, we learn that it should hit the market this summer, packing a capacitive multitouch display with a 3.5 inch diagonal and also it’ll the first to run Symbian^3 OS. The device incorporates a 12 megapixel camera, that supports 720p capture @ 30 fps. There’s also HDMI output on board and support for Video on Demand via Ovi Store.
If this info is legit, we’re in for a treat this year