The New Nokia E55 – Affordability for Mobile Computing

Posted by admin on Jul 10th, 2010 | 0 comments

Launched last May at a €265 price point (before taxes), the new Nokia E55 lives up to its promise as an affordable compact messaging handset for the mobile executive with a flair for fashion.

It sports a QWERTY keypad that gives clear indication it intends to compete with similarly equipped but larger corporate mobile phones out there.  First impressions will tell you that on the whole, the E55 delivers a balance on looks, price and features that makes it difficult to overlook when shopping for a serious mobile phone with all the features we have come to expect at this price point.  Let’s take a closer look at these.

Elegant and Trendy

It weighs a mere 95 g, making the E55 one of the lightest smartphones with QWERTY keypads.  All its top rate features get housed in a candybar form that doesn’t shout, “look at me” with its elegant and classic simplicity. The 2.4” QVGA screen support 16 millions colors. A built-in accelerometer is standard allowing you automatic portrait or landscape display by just tilting the handset.

Multimedia at its Best

Talking on the multimedia heritage from its E Family, the Nokia E55 brings the serious executive the features of Nokia’s XpressMusic and all the E-series specific multimedia application we have become popular. Its media players deliver outstanding audio and video playback that is at par with the best in the Nokia product line.  It even has stereo FM with EDR.

The camera features may not be standout, but at its price point, the E55 can give others a run for the money.  Featuring a 3.2 megapixel lens with LED flash and 4x digital zoom, you get truly vibrant photos that make good use of its brilliant QVGA LED screen.  There’s also VGA recording at 15 fps.

A Great Value for Mobile Computing

The E55 offers A-GPS and Nokia maps, a browser with Flash support and emailing that allows you to access your corporate account with its integrated MS Exchange or IBM Lotus Notes Traveler support.  With 3G on high speed HSDPA/HSUPA, you can enjoy fast online connection for downloads and social networking. Offices documents from Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Adobe PDF can be viewed with your email attachments.

There’s microSD support of up to 16GB memory for all those office files and multimedia files to keep you entertained while on the road.  With a 1500mH battery, you would never know that this beauty can stand for 31 days with a generous talk time of 8 hours – something to be aspired for in many QWERTY mobile phones and even within the Nokia E stable of phones.

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You’ve Got The Whole World in Your Hands with Mobile Computers

Posted by admin on Jul 2nd, 2010 | 0 comments

Just as we thought the world can’t get any smaller, telecom companies introduced mobile computers. Think about how extremely convenient life has become with just the very advent of computers. Business deals are practically closed online. You can keep in touch with anyone anywhere at just one click. Studies and research has become a breeze. Games and entertainment are taken to a whole new level.

Now imagine all that at the very palm of your hands; all that with you even as you travel. No need for imagining, is there? Because such easy technology is within reach.

Is it good investment? I think we are fast headed towards a totally wireless society. If you want to get ahead in just about everything, you have to stay connected and keep up with the latest trends. You would want to get yourself one of these high technology gadgets, not just because it is the “in” thing but because it is more and more becoming a practical and economical means in order to get a myriad of things done. Now talking about affordability, it depends upon how you see whether such a device will benefit you and your growingly hectic lifestyle.

There is a whole range of choices as to the features you want your MC to have. It can very well be a sound system, computer, movie player, GPS, cell phone all in one. Is it not amazingly convenient how the world does not need to stop just because you have no access to a desktop computer? Time is maximized. You are able to take advantage of every precious minute.

Staying connected in itself has numerous advantages. It ranges from major, job-loss-threatening and maybe even life-threatening situations to low key simple things. From meeting deadlines to resolving conflicts. From solving brain squeezing formulas to reconnecting old friends.. From tracking the whereabouts of a wanted criminal to uploading and preserving precious photos of your family. The list goes on and on and on and on.

There is no arguing what power this technology has and what impact it can make in the life of a person. Of course, we all know what the best part is. It is so small you would wonder how such power can be contained in so small a device. It is pure genius.

But we are only getting started. Yesterday was the age of big and bulky supercomputers. Then came our ever trusted friend and ally – a personal desktop computer. Who knew back then what was to come? Who knew something this amazing was brewing? Who ever thought it was possible to literally have the whole world at just one click and right in your very hands? Thanks to ever-reliable, ever friendly mobile computers.

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