Nokia 5230

Nokia has introduced Nokia 5230 Smartphone. It is a stunning device. Nokia 5230 is of new design and an avant-garde technology. It proffers 3.2 TFT resistive touch screen and it is available in black and white colors with 5 dissimilar back frame colors like Red, Dark Silver, Pink, Yellow and Blue.

It runs the most recent symbian s60 v5 OS, which is also used in trendy Nokia devices such as N-series. Its dimension is 111 x 51.7 x 15.5 mm, weighs 115 g including stylus, 83 cc volume with stylus, Accelerometer is provided to auto-rotate, Proximity sensor for saving power and to avoid unintentional touches.

Nokia 5230 is a 3.2 inch display screen. It has a resolution of 640 x 360 pixels, Touch screen, USB 2.0, Micro USB connector and 3.5 mm Nokia AV connector. It consists of MP3 ring tones, speakerphone, 3.5 mm audio jack, Li-Ion 1320 mAh battery, 70 MB memory and microSD up to 16 GB.

It has GPRS, Bluetooth, 3G, GPS and Handwriting recognition facility. It provides 2 MP camera, VGA at 30fps, Stereo FM radio including RDS. It can be used for sending SMS, MMS, send/receive Email and IM.

It provides Talk time of up to 7 h for 2G networks and for 3G network it is Up to 4 h 30 min. It is a reasonably priced device with great features when compared to LG cookie, Samsung Star and Star 3G. Its price is approximately 10.000 INR.

Nokia 5230 is a fine music phone as the storage can be expanded up to16 GB and has fast music playback keys. One can see in the image where a media bar is provided and can be used to access Youtube, Ovi store, galleries and other preferred apps directly from the phone home User Interface.

Nokia E71

The Nokia E71 has been waiting for months to be announced. The device seems to be at the point of launch because upcoming Thrusday, May 8, is mentioned as date of announcement. However, this is not all, the Nokia E71 is also spotted in several Dutch webshops with full specifications and image material.

The Nokia E71 is a device that a lot of businessman and women are waiting for. Since the launch of the Nokia E61i in February 2007, the Finnish manufacturer has not launched a business device in this shape anymore. A lot of businesspeople prefer a compact candybar shape for their device and that is an area in which Nokia has not launched anything new last year. The Nokia E71 does match this description and it's a true follower of the Nokia E61i with her specifications.


Nokia E71 live
That the announcement of the Nokia E71 is planned at May 8 matches the webshops because the device can be found in several Dutch webshops already, complete with her specifications. That's why we know that the size of the E71 will be 112 x 57 x 10 mm and that the device is good at data connections. The device will namely offer GPRS, UMTS, HSDPA and WiFi support, so checking your business e-mail will take place on top speed.

In order to make sure that you will never be late for that impotant business meeting, th Nokia E71 has an integrated GPS received and Nokia Maps. Nokia also though of relaxation with the E71, the device probably offers a 3 megapixel camera at its back. It will also have a musicplayer and stereo FM radio on board. The amount of memory and whether this will be expandable is not clear, rumours indicate that it is expandable and the webshops state that it's not.

Now we have to wait for Thursday 8 May, will the Nokia E71 finally be announced? Mobile Phone Helpdesk will keep an eye on it.

Nokia’s E63 Business

Spotted in a Nokia promotional video and then through a series of spy shots at the tail end of October, the E63 has finally been officially unveiled this week. A relation of the fantastic E71 email-focused business phone, the E63 is slightly pared down in comparison, but don’t dismiss this as phone to gloss over just yet.

Key Features of the Nokia E63:

• It’s a quad-band 3G handset with GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi, A2DP Bluetooth and even Infrared as connectivity options.
• Full QWERTY keyboard and E71-beating Navi-Wheel navigational device, just like that found on the new N85.
• A 2 megapixel camera with flash and video.
• MicroSD card slot with a capacity of 8GB maximum, plus 110MB of internal memory.

The E63 should operate in exactly the same way as the E71 as it runs Symbian 9.2 S60 version 3.2 software too, however the new touch sensitive Navi-Wheel which encircles the traditional d-pad should make it even easier to flip between menus and screens.

This is the only feature on the E63 which cannot be found on the E71, which given its inevitably cheaper price tag is one thing more than we would usually expect. The E63 has a plastic casing rather than the E71’s all metal shell and weight drops by just a gram or two to 126. Battery life looks to have been upped to 432 hours standby and 11 hours talktime, improving slightly on the E71.

The E63 looks set to be an interesting addition to the range, perfect for anyone not wanting HSDPA or gadgets such as GPS, but preferring a focused email device which can handle some entertainment if need be, for which Nokia have added a 3.5mm jack plug, their media player and an FM radio.

Nokia E51 Nokia E51

Slim design and elegant Nokia E51 adds greater simplicity, faster access and tighter integration to key applications, while maintaining the smartphone capabilities and stylish design that customers have come to expect in a Nokia Eseries device. An all-round device, Nokia E51 is ideal for business professionals.

This is the price of Rs 10,500.

Nokia E71

Suitable for mobile workers, Nokia scores high with this slim profile phone and 3.2 megapixel camera. QuickOffice lets you create, edit and send Word / Excel / Powerpoint files with ease and can browse PDF files with Adobe Acrobat Reader. Nokia E71 is among the best equipped Nokia smartphones. It’s quick and compact with great connectivity.

This is the price of Rs 18,500.

Nokia 1209

Two new entry-level handsets from Nokia - the Nokia 2600 classic and the Nokia 1209.

Both are aimed at emerging markets, with the Nokia 2600 classic (left) offering changeable Xpress-on covers, MP3 ring tones, an FM radio and a VGA camera. The Nokia 1209 has additional 'cost management features' to make phone sharing easier, including a pre-paid tracker, a cost-tracking application, and a multiple phonebook, which allows up to five people to store personal contact lists of up to two hundred numbers on a single phone.

The Nokia 2600 classic will retail for approximately 65 euros, with the Nokia 1209 available for 35 Euros.

nokia 7360

Nokia 7360 is the nokia’s latest fashion phone. this is a simple but very special phone. it is very attractive because of its appearance. And 7360 is a cheap phone. it has a 128 x 160 pixels TFT color display and 4mb shared memory. It will give you high speed internet connection with EDGE technology. Nokia 7360 has a VGA camera which supports 640x480 pixels resolution . you can record video too.
You can listen your favorite radio channels with FM radio.

More features of nokia 7360

Network - GSM900 / GSM1800 / GSM1900
Weight - 92 g (including battery)
Dimensions - 105 x 45.7 x 18 mm
Phone colors: Coffee brown, Warm amber
- EDGE
- Push to Talk
- Java MIDP 2.0
- Stereo FM radio
- Pop-Port

Classy glass in Nokia 8600 luna

Nokia's latest effort, the Nokia 8600 Luna will certainly set your pulse racing as it is made from nearly opaque smoked glass complete with unique, soft-touch stainless steel. Nokia has named this the Luna in honor of the goddess of moonlight, as it boasts a beauty that is second to none. This beauty however falls short when it comes to the brain department - you get a ho-hum set of features found in ordinary phones for mere mortals. The Luna is equipped with a singel micro USB port for various connectivity purposes and a 2 megapixel camera. You can pick up the Lune for a whopping €700 when it is launched in Q2 this year. At that price (before taxes and subsidies), it makes the iPhone look more and more like a bargain.

Nokia E90 Communicator

Nokia E90 Communicator - the legend evolves into an all-inclusive Nokia Eseries business device

The Nokia E90 Communicator sets the standard for an uncompromised "mobile office" experience. The latest technologies at the core of the device bring business necessities and personal amenities to the hands of people independent of time and place. Fast and inexpensive connections over WLAN and HSDPA-enhanced 3G accelerate the mobile use of data- and transmission-rich applications. The interface to business and leisure applications and the Internet, the stunning Nokia S60 browser, with 16 million colors, is capable of displaying the full width of a web page at once.

The Nokia E90 Communicator is now based on the S60 platform, making a wealth of additional mobile applications available for its users. The Nokia E90 Communicator also has an integrated GPS and Nokia Maps application to provide help in finding routes and locating services. For increased personal convenience, the Nokia E90 Communicator is equipped with an FM radio, a music player, a video player and two cameras -- a 3.2Mpix auto focus camera with flash and a second camera for videoconferencing.

The Nokia N79

The Nokia N79 is the last N series mobile phone that was launched recently to make its way into the test lab. Unlike both the N96 and N85, the N79 comes in the form factor of a candy bar. Some people prefer this form factor as everything is presented on the phone without any hidden surprises. The N79 has a grey facet with a 2.4 inch screen and the usual number pad below the screen. Although the number keys are large and visible, I found myself always pressing the wrong number, resulting in some embarrassing phone calls. The number keys are seamless and our fingers found it hard to differentiate between “1″ and “2″.

Turn the phone over and you will be presented with a 5.0 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens as well as dual LEDs to serve as flash. The interesting thing here is that whenever you change the back plate, say from brown to pink, the theme of the phone changes to pink as well. There are four nodes on the back plate that touches the four probes on the phone, letting the phone know what color the plate is. This review unit came with brown, white and pink but there are a few more colors like blue and green on Nokia’s website.

Besides the exterior of the N79, the software has some slight changes as well. Menus now fade in and out instead of just appear to the user, the accelerometer is implemented in a nicer way. It zooms out, rotates, and then zooms in. I liked the new interface but all these eye candies are without a major flaw, which is the overall operation of the device. With all the bells and whistles, I cannot help but notice that the N79 had slowed down a bit, which is very frustrating sometimes.

I always liked phones in candy form factors and the N79 hits the right spot in this area. The back plate theme change is also something new and welcomed. The keypad and the speed of the phone needs a little bit of getting used to. Despite the minor complains, I have no qualms with the N79.