Nokia N97 Smart Phone A Truly Advanced Mobile Computer

Posted by admin on Aug 22nd, 2010 | 0 comments

Expected release in June of 2009, this should be the world’s most advanced mobile computer.

The N97 is the newest phone in Nokia’s line of products based on the S60 platform (5th Edition).

The target market for this phone is definitely the younger crowd who wants a modern, powerful phone but prefer features and capability to trendiness and brand name wow-factor.

It’s designed for the needs of Internet-savvy consumers and anyone is into gadgets, phones, or simply be someone who loves having the latest and greatest in the wireless market.

The large 3.5? touch screen display makes it very convenient to operate and with a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard you can text all day long with ease. The screen resolution is 640 by 360 pixels, which is close to the resolution many full sized desktop computers were offering 10 years ago. It seems that touch screen smart phones are the current trend right now.

The Symbian OS-based smartphone also features a music and video player, a 5-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and the internal memory is 32GB, and that comes standard on the phone. In addition to the internal space, expandable memory card slots can hold data cards of up to 16GB in size, to store music, photos, or videos. That’s a total storage limit of 48GB, which blows any other device clean out of the water.

The Nokia N97 introduces the concept of ’social location’. With integrated A-GPS sensors and an electronic compass, the Nokia N97 mobile computer intuitively understands where it is. The Nokia N97 makes it easy to update social networks automatically with real-time information, giving approved friends the ability to update their ’status’ and share their ’social location’ as well as related pictures or videos. The Nokia N97 makes it easy to update social networks automatically with real-time information. Integrated social networking utilities update your MySpace and Facebook information right from the main page. Nokia Maps is included as well, which gives you access to national and local maps whenever you need them.

As a phone with a sliding keyboard, it is a little thicker than phones that do not have a physical keyboard but it is directly comparable to the thickness of phones of the same type. It is less than 16 mm thick and does not seem too large or small in any way.

The fully functional integrated web browser can view practically any website that a desktop computer could; making it easy to surf the web, especially when using the Wi-Fi.

Packing the N97 smart phone with all these great features will make it one of the priciest mobile devices out there but as the saying goes “you get what you paid for”. With a tag of around $700 without a contract discount, Nokia N97 is perhaps the most expensive mainstream smart phone available.

The Nokia N97 will certainly be the flagship Smartphone of Nokia for quite a while.

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Buy Nokia N95 8g Synonymous With Multimedia and Mobile Computing

Posted by admin on Jul 22nd, 2010 | 0 comments

The Nokia N95 equipped with 8GB releases multimedia computing equivalent to a laptop. Its features and performance highlight mobile computing at the highest level leaving behind both desktop and laptop. Buy Nokia N95 8GB from any retailing site of the UK and experience mobile communication in a completely vision.

Representing chic and stylish with the 2.8 inches flat monitor; the Nokia N95 8GB Phone offers ultimate visual presentation in the matter of text, pictures, videos and other mobile contents. The mode of visual presentation is intensified with the 5-mega-pixel camera of the Nokia N95 8GB Phone. The camera enriched with auto focus, video player and flash provides ultimate satisfaction to imaging. Moreover, the N95 8GB Phone delivers a secondary CIF camera allowing users to take part in video calling. Apart from imaging buying of the Nokia N95 8GB would be profitable if you use the phone for entertainment, phoning, computing and web browsing. Possessed with 3G technology, Symbian 9.2 operating system, GPS receiver, multimedia messaging and email, GPRS, EDGE, HSCSD, WLAN, Bluetooth, Infrared, USB, WAP, XHTML, HTML, Media Player and FM radio; the users will never fall short of entertainment and multimedia as well as mobile computing.

But the services of the Nokia N95 8G Phone can charge higher prices unless it is shielded with Nokia N95 8GB Contract deal. Contract deal is available in the retailing sites that can be operated with the assist of the leading service providers like Vodafone, Virgin, Orange, T-Mobile, Three Mobile and many more. The Nokia N95 8GB Contract can prevent the phone bills to rise with the support of some astounding services like free line rental, free text and multimedia messages, unlimited free calls, minimized in downloading charges, reduction in peak hour call charges, free mobile phone accessories and many more.

Visit a retailing site and buy Nokia N95 8GB at an affordable price along with free mobile phone accessories and contract deal to experience multimedia communication at minimal rates.

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The Nokia E52, taking mobile computing to the max

Posted by admin on Jul 14th, 2010 | 0 comments

The Nokia E52 is the latest addition to the company’s mobile phone product line aimed at the business and corporate markets. Leveraging on its E-series heritage, the new E62 sports a remarkable feature set for the businessman while not ignoring the multimedia demands of the young crowd that never escaped the frivolity of the corporate middle-age crowd.

Extensive data connectivity options, mostly in new high-speed high bandwidth arena, emailing and data security features, as well as a remarkable battery life make the E62 a no-brainer choice among executives and entrepreneurs wanting to realize the potential for telecommuting.

A Formal Classic Design

Starting with a traditional candy-bar form factor that is sure to become a classic, the E62 comes in two corporate-savvy colors:  metal grey and golden aluminum.  It is basically a Nokia E55 minus the QWERTY keyboard. It sports a 2.4” screen with brilliant 16M colors on a QVGA resolution that stands out as one of the large screen mobile phone out there – something a business phone can’t do without. It even has automatic landscape mode thanks to its accelerometer sensor.

Typical E-series features

GPS support is there and a digital compass.  A 3.2 mega-pixel camera with full focus and LED flash is on board – Nokia’s token acceptance of the demand for camera phones out there. Emailing and Internet browsing features are there as well as the call and messaging management functions the E-series are known for.  Its extensive data connection options include support for HSUPA at 2Mbps and 3G with HSDPA at 10.2 Mbps.  This allows quick data transfers every mobile computing geek would love. Now there’s the usual WI-FI and Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR for wireless data connection.  External microSD support up to 16Gb is standard.

Then of course, there are the multimedia features to give executives some entertainment value on their handsets at the end of a busy day.  Its audio and video application supports all the popular codecs available so far.  Video shoots come at VGA resolution at 15 frames per second – good enough for most on-the-fly demands.

What really stands out?

The E52 supports data encryption for sending emails over the mobile phone.  This removes a barrier that many companies put in to discourage telecommuting. Now, data security conscious corporations can rest their fears with E52 handsets for its executives.

The standout features goes to its long battery life that is twice as good as the E51 and just as great as that on the E55.   You get 8 hours of talk time and 23 days of standby, allowing telecommuters to worry more about the content of what they are sending over email, rather than fearing the phone dying on them when needed the most.

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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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[No-Edit CES 2009] Nokia mobile computer ‘N97′

Posted by admin on Dec 23rd, 2009 | 0 comments

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