Make your office mobile using the Nokia E75
Nokia added a new phone in its E-series, the Nokia E75. It is a dual mode mobile (GSM/WCDMA) which supports WCDMA/HSDPA, WLAN and EGSM. It has a side-slider keyboard for much easier messaging. Enjoy videos and graphics on its 2.4” QVGA display and take photos with its 3.2MP autofocus camera.
Other features include GPS, WLAN support, Bluetooth, and a microSD slot with a maximum card size of 16GB. Its max music and video playback time is 25 hrs. Supports document formats such as Excel, PDF, PowerPoint and Word. Extra features include an accelerometer sensor, internet radio, Nokia maps 2.0 and stereo FM RDS radio.
Nokia N97 is the latest and has taken us not slightly ahead but much Ahead of the last one coming out of its factory. The Landscape oriented handset comes with some good features.
The phone with a 5mp Carl Zeiss camera lense has a DVD quality video feature, has a QWERTY keypad, includes HSDPA, WiFi, Bluetooth, and comes with an always open connection to the bookmarked sites on the internet including Facebook. Aptly called as the mobile computer the handset features the virtual touch input and has a 16:9 widescreen display which can be fully personalized with frequent updates of favorite web services and social networking sites.
Nokia 97 has a capacity to hold breath for a long long time. The battery is capable of 1.5 days of continuous playback. The 32GB on board memory can be extended to 48GB via MicroSD cards. Nokia Music Store with the full support of Nokia N97 does some wonders for us. With the battery capable of 1.5 days of continous playback all the musical ear customers are sure going to make a beeline for it. Support for services like Share on Ovi for immediate sharing over HSDPA and WLAN is available from the N97 camp.
The ’social location’ concept of N97 with integrated A-GPS sensors, an electronic compass, intuitively understands where it is. The Nokia N97 is expected to make it by early 2009 at an estimated retail price of EUR 550(excluding tax and subsidies).
Nokia E71 is the latest Nokia E-Series Smart phones to release in the US markets. The new Smart phone which is just 10 millimeters thick is being presented as the slimmest Smart phones in the market.
The Nokia E71 is designed ” to deliver a superior mobile experience” and has a whole array of features to attract the buyers.
The sleek and stylish stainless steel design of the exterior is equally matched by its advanced features. The phone comes with a full QWERTY key pad, a quad-band GSM and dual-band HSDPA connectivity. The phone runs on Symbian 9.2 S60 3rd Edition.
The Nokia E71 comes with built-in GPS, Wi-Fi, Nokia Maps, advanced e mail capabilities, Push to Talk, Office applications, Music and Video Players and FM radio among its many features.
The phone has a QVGA TFT display with 16 million colors and a 3.2 Mega pixel camera with auto focus, flash and video recording.
Nokia E71 boasts of being ” a stylish and powerful way” to balance both personal and professional lives with features and looks to match both the aspects.
Currently the phone would be available only in a grey color version, but the year-end may see a white version of the phone in the markets.
Nokia Nseries today announced it will be the exclusive telecom sponsor of the prestigious Young Lions Film Competition aimed at supporting and nurturing young talent in the advertising industry. Each of the creative teams in the film segment will be provided with a Nokia Nseries handset with which to shoot their entry in this famous annual competition. While the teams shoot their stories, Nokia (NYSE: NOK) will collect footage to produce regular video blogs highlighting teams in action at http://www.nseries.com/cannes.
In addition, the footage will be used for a “behind the scenes” documentary that will be televised globally later on.
“The Young Lions Competition provides us with an excellent opportunity to showcase our Nokia Nseries range as the mobile devices for content creation and creativity. With their state-of-the art image and video capture and sharing features, Nokia Nseries handsets enable people to take full advantage of their creativity,” said Johan Eidhagen, Marketing Director, Explore category, Nokia.
The Young Lions Competition takes place during the famous Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival, the “Oscars of advertising”, from June 15-21, 2008. Based on a brief from an organization chosen by the festival, 27 creative teams will use their Nokia Nseries device to shoot and edit a 60-second viral film within 48 hours. The winners will be announced on June 21. Nokia Nseries handsets will also be used for collecting footage of the teams in action that will be shared in video blogs at http://www.nseries.com/cannes.
Open to advertising professionals up to 28 years of age, the Young Lions Competition gathers creative teams from around the world. The participating teams have been selected through a pre-selection process in their own country, with the winners attending Cannes.
Nokia will also create ‘The Cannes Experiment’, a creative hub in the Palais de Festivals that will give those attending the Festival the opportunity to play with some customized Nokia Nseries devices and have their work featured as part of a globally televised program that is being shot with same Nokia Nseries devices. There will also be master classes on how to use the devices as part of the creative process, including using them to shoot images or video in unique ways.
Nokia Nseries handsets are technologically advanced mobile handsets combining the functionalities of many portable single-purpose devices in a multi-purpose converged device that is always connected and enables rich web 2.0 experiences. This range of products offers leading cellular and non-cellular connectivity such as 3G, WLAN and HSDPA, pioneering photo and video capture features including megapixel cameras and Carl Zeiss optics, quick and intuitive sharing features online, and much more. The flagship product of this range is the Nokia N95 that has won numerous industry tests, awards and has been praised by consumers, operators and analysts.
The Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival is the largest gathering of worldwide advertising professionals and advertisers as well as the most prestigious annual advertising awards. Each year, over 10,000 visitors from the advertising and allied industries attend this event to celebrate the best of creativity across all media, discuss industry issues and network with one another.
For more information, please visit http://www.nseries.com/cannes.
‘MOSH’ (http://mosh.nokia.com), a mobile and online content consumption, creation and sharing service, has joined the Nokia Media Network, and now offers advertisers the opportunity to reach customers around the globe who are downloading original mobile content. The Nokia Media Network provides reach to more than 100 million consumers around the globe through advertising on blue-chip mobile publishers, operator partners and Nokia properties.
“We are committed to expanding the Nokia Media Network, which is growing rapidly in both reach and quality, so we can drive greater results for our brand advertisers,” said Mike Baker, vice president and head of Nokia Interactive Advertising. “The MOSH audience, comprised of the heaviest users of mobile content around the world, is particularly desirable to many of our top advertisers.”
MOSH has launched its “Spotlight” program, a ‘paid placement’ advertising initiative, where advertisements are Spotlight-branded and placed above all organic browse, search and contextual placements. Spotlight gives brands and mobile content companies the opportunity for promotion with highlighted placements for their content. Spotlight content is always front and center for all MOSH users to see, and, as MOSH is seamlessly integrated between Web and mobile, so too are the Spotlight campaigns, including banner ads for both the mobile and traditional Internet.
The feature has already proven to be a great success for its initial customers. Vringo, a U.S.-based video sharing community that allows consumers to find, create and share video ringtones, was a launch partner in the Spotlight program. Since signing up as a Spotlight partner in early May, Vringo’s downloads have increased by over 100 percent.
“Vringo is thrilled with the way the MOSH user community has embraced our application,” said Andrew Perlman, Vringo general manager and SVP of content and community. “The additional visibility the Spotlight program provides has helped us gain additional exposure and users on a scale that has exceeded our expectations.”
Nokia (NYSE: NOK) has today signed an agreement with a newly formed company named novero GmbH on the divestment of Nokia’s line fit automotive business. Novero is owned by Razvan Olosu, the former head of Nokia’s Enhancements unit, and Equity Partners GmbH, a German private equity firm that focuses on the acquisitions of companies in the lower mid-market in Germany.
The transaction would enable continuance of the employment for approximately 240 employees of the line fit automotive business in Bochum, Dusseldorf and Detroit. The parties anticipate closing the transaction in June 2008. However, the closing of the transaction remains subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals.
novero plans to strengthen the main operations of the line fit automotive business in Germany and the United States, and increase the focus and dedication in serving the current customers in the automotive industry. novero aims to play a leading role in the growing market for automotive communications and multimedia solutions, and position itself at the forefront of innovation in the industry.
SOURCE: prnews
Nokia is going to introduce many new phone models through U.S. carriers in coming months to grab a bigger share of the lucrative cell phone market, the Finnish phone maker said on Monday.Nokia sells 40 percent of all phones sold globally, but in the United States its share has been staggering around 10 percent as the Finnish firm has dropped own production of phones using CDMA technology, popular in the U.S.
Finnish daily Helsingin Sanomat quoted Nokia chief designer as saying design cooperation with U.S. operators will bear fruit soon.
“In the next few months (U.S.) operators will carry a lot of new products from us,” Alastair Curtis told the paper.
A Nokia spokesman said the company would introduce a number of new models in the United States this year — including CDMA phones, models tailored for the U.S. carriers and phones sold globally.
source: Reuters
T-Mobile and Nokia today announced that they are collaborating to accelerate the availability of new Internet services and personal social communities on mobile devices.
By signing this collaboration agreement, T-Mobile and Nokia will be able to offer their European customers faster and easier access to all of T-Mobile’s web’n'walk Internet services as well as all to Nokia’s Ovi Internet services on a wide range of Nokia devices.
T-Mobile and Nokia will together drive the mobilization of social networks. The companies will partner to further enhance T-Mobile’s community-oriented MyFaves service, launched in October 2007 in Europe, empowered by the well-known Nokia user experience.
Widget cooperation is another focus area for the companies, where T-Mobile’s leading web’n'walk offering will provide an even richer user experience. T-Mobile’s web’n'walk offers customers an instant and customizable access to their most preferred Internet and messaging services.
For T-Mobile customers, Nokia will customize its devices to provide a dedicated suite of T-Mobile services which will be seamlessly integrated to Nokia devices. Similarly, T-Mobile customers can access Nokia’s Internet services, such as music, maps and games, through their Nokia device, which will offer T-Mobile customers a great opportunity to enjoy best-in-class Internet services.
In March T-Mobile and Nokia announced the exclusive Nokia 6650 device for T-Mobile which will be available in July in Europe. This collaboration is the next step in intensifying the good partnership between the companies.
“We are pleased about developing our long-lasting and successful cooperation with Nokia, which underlines our position as an innovation leader,” says Christopher Schlaffer, Group Product & Innovation Officer at Deutsche Telekom. “High-performance devices and our broadband mobile phone network are ideally suited for granting easy access to our T-Mobile Services like MyFaves, web’n'walk or Nokia-complementary service offerings (e.g. Maps or Games), providing our customers with an even wider range of mobile communication, information and entertainment services.”
“We are excited about further extending our good cooperation with T-Mobile by supporting them in their key propositions like My Faves and web’n'walk, and we see this as a perfect match with our Ovi services. Easy access to a wide variety of services will enhance the way people use their mobile devices and bring Web 2.0 experiences to life. We believe in providing consumers with choice regarding which Internet services they want to access from their mobile device,” said Anssi Vanjoki, Executive Vice President, Markets, Nokia
This beautiful looking Nokia mobile phone in pearl white color is going to be released in Spain for euro 419.
some of the features include-
3.2 mega-pixel camera with carl zeiss optics,
WLAN and high-speed HSPDA 3G connectivity,
A-GPS with free Nokia Maps.
Nokia and ARC Transistance, the European network of automobile clubs, announced today that they are working together to provide Real Time Traffic Information to users of Nokia mobile devices. Nokia will offer the service as a premium offering in Nokia Maps 2.0 and in future versions of Nokia Maps.
By adding RTTI, Nokia can save precious time for drivers by alerting them of traffic, construction or other road hazards that could affect their journey. When Nokia Maps receives the road updates from ARC Transistance, the application can dynamicly re-route during navigation and provide a faster route. This is a significant milestone for Nokia Maps, which makes navigation an even more compelling experience for Nokia device owners.
ARC Transistance Traffic Information services aggregate the real time road and traffic conditions of 16 countries in Europe, and growing. The leading navigation industry players also use the ARC Transistance Traffic Information services to enhance the routing guidance and navigation experience of their customers.
Nokia Maps turns mobile devices into local mapping and routing engines with a navigation option, providing worldwide mapping free of charge. In so doing, the unique hybrid solution combines the advantages of on-board and off-board navigation. Maps and location-aware content only need to be loaded once – they are then always available on the device.
Upgrading to the GPS navigation option enables your mobile to become a powerful connected personal navigation device, that provides clear, turn-by-turn visual and voice guidance. If your Nokia device does not have built-in GPS, you can also use an external GPS module with a compatible device. With vector maps provided by TeleAtlas and Navteq, Nokia Maps now has maps covering over 150 countries, with over 70 of them navigable.
The new version of Nokia Maps 2.0 for selected devices is available on the Nokia Beta Labs website: http://www.nokia.com/betalabs. Beta Labs shares some of the exciting new ideas that Nokia is working on and let users help shape their future development. A strong online community has developed around Beta Labs, attracting especially technology savvy, early adopter mobile enthusiasts. The current version of Nokia Maps and the Nokia Map Loader are freely available for download* for selected devices at http://www.nokia.com/maps.
