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Next Nokia Touchscreen Smartphone
29/01/2009 19:32
Although this week was under the spell of the beautiful Nokia N97, which was just announced a couple of days ago, there’s already some hype created around the next version of Nokia’s touchscreen smartphone. The device you can see below surfaced as a marketing slide on Nokia Capital Markets Day, an event that took place in Brooklyn on December 4th.
Could this be the N98? It certainly looks like a hot touchscreen smartphone with an UI that doesn’t seem to have much in common with S60. Nokia doesn’t have the bad (good for some) habit of leaking products, so this might be a hoax, but by all means, please make this be true.
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Nokia Strapup Phone Bracelet Is Ideal for Clubbers
29/01/2009 19:30
Nokia Strapup is the ideal tool for party people and it’s not quite a phone, in the proper meaning of the word. The bracelet-shaped device sends predefined messages to your friends, which are triggered by your movements, while dancing. No typing, no fuss… Just dance and your friends will find out where you are and what’re you doing, having a good time that is.
Nokia claims that it doesn’t plan to manufacture this bracelet phone too soon…
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Nokia Neo Concept Phone XpressMusic Design Gone Low-End
29/01/2009 19:27
Don’t throw stones at me for calling this Nokia concept a low-end, but the handset sure looks like one, unlike a very similar Nokia concept phone we’ve shown you a while back.
You can compare the two designs, if you want, but Nokia Neo (first image) is surely the less specced phone, as for the older device, it’s theoretically an XpressMusic handset (second image).
iPod-stycle clickwheel in the mix? Probably not… or not any time soon.
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Nokia 5700 classic
29/01/2009 19:24
The 5 megapixel Nokia 6700 classic is the latest S40 device by Nokia, considered as a modern successor of the popular Nokia 6300 and expected to become a bestseller as its forerunner.
The feature-rich specs sheet of the Nokia 6700 classic will serve you with stuff such as a 5 megapixel autofocus camera, GPS navigation with Nokia Maps and the awesome Nokia WebKit Open Source Browser, previously available only on the Symbian S60 smartphones.
At only 11mm of thickness, the Nokia 6700 sports a full metal keymat, a 2.2-inch 16M color QVGA display and supports both quad-band GSM and tri-band UMTS networks (plus HSDPA up to 10 Mbps).
The Nokia 6700 classic also has a built-in accelerometer for tap-for-clock and turn-to-mute features, which we first saw in the Nokia Arte lineup.
Unfortunately, video recording with 6700c maxes out at VGA@15fps (or CIF@30fps) and there doesn't seem to be Wi-Fi connectivity or even a document viewer, which were both available on the Nokia 6260 slide.
Much like the 6260 slide however, there will be Flash Light 3 support, which should allow watching Flash video on the go. The Windows Live messenger will also come preinstalled on the device.
The Nokia 6700 will ship with 1GB microSD card in Silver metallic, Matte metallic, Black metallic, and Brown metallic colors at an estimated retail price of 235 euro in Q3 2009.
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Nokia 6303
29/01/2009 19:19
Nokia 6303 classic aims at the lower midrange market with a 3 megapixel fixed focus camera, a 2.2 inch QVGA 16M color display, Nokia Maps, and a 3.5mm audio jack.
At 11.7mm thickness, the Nokia 6303 has tri-band GSM support and no 3G. The microSD memory card slot accepts cards up to 4GB, while the FM radio supports RDS.
The Nokia 6303 also uses the excellent Nokia WebKit Open Source Browser, previously available only on the Symbian S60 smartphones and has Flash Lite 3 support, which should allow for watching Flash videos online.
The Nokia 6303 will ship in Q3 2009 with 1GB microSD car in Matt Black or Steel at an estimated retail price of 135 euro before subsidies and taxes.
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