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Nokia 95 - the spy tool    Nokia N95 Spy Phone is the perfect device for paranoid husbands that fell that they were or will be cheated… or for a smaller scale James Bond. Just surprise your partner with a Nokia N95 gift, however only you will know the mobile is the “spy-phone”, a small intruder in his/hers intimacy. (more…)

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Since Apple released its multi-touch controlled iPhone, the touchscreen technology has been adopted by many other important mobile manufacturers and it's set to become a standard feature in couple of years. Therefore, Nokia wants to implement the technology in its handsets too, and it will, as back in October 2007 it announced the innovation of the Symbian S60 software with intuitive touch user interface and other useful features. The improved S60 interface, said to be available from 2008, aroused the interest of both Nokia fans and mobile users in general.Recently, a patent filed by Nokia in June 2007 surfaced, showing that the Finnish company is in fact preparing more than we've imagined until now. The next generation S60 mobile phones will come, as announced, with multi-touch user interface and, according to the above mentioned patent, they could also feature 3D touchless control.This 3D touchless control concept might sound a bit vague, but the filed patent is pretty clear about

f you compare the N82 to the N95, you will find lots of similarities between the two phones. For instance, a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus and Carl Zeiss lens and built-in GPS with A-GPS support. Then there's also the 3.5mm audio jack, HSDPA and onboard 802.11b/g wireless LAN. So the big question here is, what sets this latest N-series camera-phone apart from the popular N95? We recently had a sneak preview of the phone before the launch and here's what we found out. UpsideClearly, the most obvious difference between the N82 and N95 is the form factor. The N82 adopts a candy-bar design, much like the N73, though admittedly it didn't feel as solid as the latter. The N95, as we all know, uses a two-way slider which is shorter than the N82 but is also somewhat more bulky and heavier. The most distinct feature in the N82 is the addition of a Xenon flash unit, much like the ones we've seen on the Sony Ericsson handsets such as the K800i and K850i. Generally, cameras with flash uni

Nokia AEON Concept    Nokia designers and R&D never fail to surprise us, their latest futuristic concept: Nokia AEON has left the drawing board and is now in the prototype stage. The specs are not known yet and that leaves room to numerous speculations. (more…)

T-Mobile enlarges its range of mobile phones with Nokia 3555, an affordable low to mid-end clamshell with 3G capabilities. The handset will also be available in the US via AT&T,as announced a few months ago, and now FCC approved the UMTS 1700 MHz version of the phone too, so T-Mobile is ready to offer it to its subscribers. Nokia 3555 is the little brother of Nokia 6555, another 3G clamshell that can be bought from AT&T for only $50 (with a two year contract, otherwise its price is $200). The 3555 model looks a lot like 6555 and has about the same dimensions, so, when open, it becomes quite a long device. Furthermore, Nokia 3555 has features similar to the ones packed in 6555, therefore we have MP3 and video player, Bluetooth, microSD card support, polyphonic ring tones and so on. What makes 3555 less appealing than 6555 is the fact that it has a smaller display that only supports a 128 x 160 pixels resolution. Moreover, the clamshell's built-in camera is a 0.3 Megapixel one

At its annual investor event today, Nokia has presented key targets and forecasts for the next one to two years, while senior company executives described how Nokia's advantages as the leading device company underpin its strategic move into Internet services.In his keynote address, Nokia President and CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo said: "We have made great strides in strengthening Nokia's device portfolio over the past year. The improvements we've made have driven the profitable growth and market share gains Nokia has enjoyed in 2007, and we aim to continue the good momentum in our device portfolio next year."Speaking about Nokia's opportunities in Internet services, Kallasvuo said: "Nokia's goal is to be the world #1 in bringing the Internet to mobile devices. We estimate that in 2010, the total Internet services market will be approximately 100 billion euros."In brief: Nokia financial targets (excluding special items, purchase price accounting, and the pending acquisition of NAVTEQ)N

If you think that the iPhone is cool, wait until you see the video presentation concerning the Nokia 888, conceptualised by designer Tamer Nakisci. Okay, so the iPhone is a reality and this is merely a concept but it still servers to give a fascinating insight as to where the future of mobile phones may well be headed. Featuring a flexible touchscreen which will allow it to adapt according to user taste and to facilitate extended functionality the Nokia 888 is an intriguing design that we can only hope will eventually see the light of day. You can watch the spellbinding video of the Nokia 888 concept in action as well as view further imagery below and/or visit the site of designer Tamer Nakisci by clicking here.

A few days ago, leaked specifications regarding Nokia E71 and Nokia E66 spread all over the Internet, but there were no details that we could be certain of.Now we can know for sure that both E71 and E66 will come at Vodafone in the second quarter of 2008, as a leaked Vodafone Roadmap presentation for 2008 shows pictures and details about the two Nokia handsets.The phones are named Nokia Liam (E71) and Nokia Dora (E66), which is a bit surprising, since the Finnish producer doesn't usually name its devices in this manner. Anyway, this is a less important aspect, what really matters is that the handsets will be soon available.Nokia Liam (or E71) comes to replace Nokia E61i in the business-orientated Eseries family. The new handset is smaller than E61i, thus being more elegant, and it's a quad-band GSM / GPRS / EDGE phone with 3G / HSPDA connectivity, featuring GPS, Wi-Fi and a full QWERTY keypad. The phone packs a QWGA 2.36 inch screen, a powerful 3.2 Megapixel camera, a front camera fo

Nokia's Communicators have come a long way as the latest addition to the series, the E90, arrives more than a year after the 9300i Communicator. The E90 packs virtually all the features there are available right now including HSDPA, Wi-Fi, built-in GPS, a 3.2-megapixel camera, large 800 x 352-pixel LCD (not touchscreen, though) and a full QWERTY keyboard.One of the biggest changes on the E90 from the earlier 9300i is the inclusion of a camera. Nokia explains the main reason for this is to capture a broader audience and also an increasing group of business execs who use their work phones after hours as well.Unlike the 9300i which was based on the older S80 system, the E90 runs on the Symbian Series60 platform which has a more robust interface. Other business smart phones that are on the S60 operating system include the E61 and the E61i, both offering candy-bar form factors compared with the clamshell E90.DesignWhen there's no need for the QWERTY keyboard, we can rely on the numeric ke

Well, by the look of it, there's not much time left till we'll put our hands on one of these devices. Just recently it has been revealed that Nokia registered a strange patent that looks just like the above mentioned 'gaming phone'.The released patent speaks about a 'handheld electronic device' comprising a housing and a retractable handle, the device being arranged to allow the handle to be retracted into the housing along a sliding axis to provide a retracted handle position and extended out of the housing along the sliding axis.Moreover, Nokia's patent looks more like a portable gaming console with camera and phone capabilities. The slim and easy to carry form of the device suggests that it will be an all-in-one device that will definitely make dedicated devices like MP3 players, PSP's, mobile phones or cameras less desirable.More excerpts from the patent: "... is a computer gaming console, input elements 121, 122 being provided for user input by the left hand of a user and

Based on an unremarkable and fairly inexpensive handset launched earlier this year, the 3110 Evolve is a basic tri-band GSM phone with a 128 x 160 pixel display, 1.3 megapixel camera, FM stereo radio, microSD expandable memory and an MP3 player, plus Bluetooth and USB connectivity.It's a pretty lightweight handset at 87 grams, but you can tell by the specification that the screen is the 3110 Evolve's biggest weakness.So what makes this different from a standard 3110? Well, Nokia say that there is "bio-sourced material on the covers", and they also say that the cover material is 50% renewable - so we guess that it uses some sort of plant-based hydrocarbon compound rather than plastic from fossil fuels. The Nokia 3110 Evolve comes in a much smaller sales package consisting of 60% recycled content, and there's a new more efficient phone charger. Nokia say that the charger uses "94% less energy than the Energy Star requirements" but does not give any figures comparing it to a standard u

Nokia's N95 superphone is complicated, taking days for even the most experienced gadget journo to digest. That's why lots of reviews I've seen so far are either extremely light or 10,000 word stunners: This is one of those long ones. It's likely easier to pore over the phone yourself in our hardware and software gallery walkthroughs, and come up with your own opinion. But If you want the text heavy version, here's what's great and terrible about this phone.Aside from call quality, why Nokia's N95 Rocks:1.GPS: The GPS is really GPS, not some assisted-GPS that Sprint and Verizon have in their phones. That means you can really navigate with it, like I did, to streets around SF I wasn't too familiar with. (Specifically, the corner of Washington and Cherry, close to where the Zodiac killer blew away a Cabbie so many years ago.) The point of interest database is sizable and you can search for things by proximity (the nearest ATM or liquor store), and then get the phone dialing right

Technical Details Put down the phone and keep talking with a convenient speakerphoneSend and receive instant messages with Yahoo!, MSN, AOL, or ICQPredictive text input anticipates what you're typing to make sending messages faster and easierRecord messages as reminders or just for funPhone vibrates to let you know you have a call or message without disturbing anyoneBUY NOW

Technical Details Size (LWH): 4.02 inches, 1.73 inches, 0.71 inchesWeight: 2.88 ouncesNetwork Compatibility: GSMPhone Book Capacity: 1000 EntriesMinimum Rated Talk Time: 360 minutesMinimum Rated Standby Time: 300 hoursBattery Type: Lithium IonBUY NOW

Nokia 888    Nokia 888 is a bracelet-like concept mobile phone that won the Benelux design contest in 2005. Clamming to be the cellphone of the future, 888 is ultra portable and ca be bent to any shape or strapped like a wrist watch. The 888 concept runs on liquid batteries and has an enormous flexible touch screen. Nokia 888 Images    Having some similarities with agent 007 gadgets; this Nokia concept has only appeared on the drawing board and will surely take some time before its available to consumers. Although in 2005 we were skeptic to such devices, in 2007 the technology has leaped forward with giant steps (e.g. OLED technology) and we expect to see such devices soon. Nokia 888 presentation video

After reading some mobile phone magazines, I am itching to get another one. Actually what happened was, I am using my Sony Ericsson K550i for internet connection and the SIM card for that package does not allow for MMS and voice call. Hmm...and I didn't want to change my phone number just so I can access the internet. Anyway, to cut the long story short, I planned to get the Nokia 6085 later today.As you can see, I am pretty excited about it now. I read a fine review about the features of Nokia 6085 and the price is within my budget. Some of its features that caters for my needs are it includes a built in camera with a video recorder with expandable memory, ensuring a camera is at hand for family highlights, like soccer match or dance rehearsal. Music lovers will enjoy the Nokia 6085 phone’s built-in music player and FM radio, as well as the stereo audio streaming support for convenient use with wireless Bluetooth headsets.Other features included in the Nokia 6085 offers comprehensi

La finlandesa Nokia decidió posponer hasta "principios de 2008" el lanzamiento de su servicio de juegos 'online' N-gage, previsto para este mes, debido a retrasos en las pruebas de 'software', dijo un portavoz del primer fabricante de teléfonos móviles del mundo."Hemos encontrado otro problema que tenía que ser resuelto antes de que podamos abrir el servicio", dijo el portavoz Kari Tuutti.El servicio de juegos, junto a una tienda de música 'online' y un servicio de mapas -Nokia Maps-, es una de las piedras angulares de la fuerte apuesta de Nokia por los servicios en Internet móvil bajo su nueva marca 'Ovi'.Nokia Music Store, que es como se llama la tienda de música 'online' ofrecerá millones de canciones que podrán ser descargadas en el ordenador personal o bien directamente en teléfonos móviles compatibles, algo que no es posible con el iPhone de Apple.Nokia presentó el esperado servicio de juegos en un gran acto con los medios de comunicación en agosto, en el q