Available since November last year, the Nokia E72 will soon have a new version, namely the Nokia E72i.
It’s not yet clear what the E72i brings, but it looks like it’s destined for China and it might feature WAPI (China’s own Wi-Fi technology).
Other than that, the Nokia E72i seems to be identical with the E72, so it should feature HSDPA, A-GPS, Nokia Maps, accelerometer, 3.5mm headset jack, 250MB of internal memory and, of course, a QVGA display and a full QWERTY keyboard.
Here are some two concept phones from Nokia. On one hand is the Nokia Stealth which seems to be a mid-end phone. As you would expect, its concept takes after the stealth aircraft design and comes with an ergonomically sculpted keyboard for easier touch and navigation.
The Nokia 82 Dragonfly concept phone on the other hand is more of an entry-level phone although it looks better than the Nokia Stealth.
The Nokia 6350 is a flip phone that boasts a two inch display, a battery that yields as much as twenty five hours and twenty minutes of activity depending on what you do with it (the battery time actually varies based on what you do with it–that twenty five hours is for music playback, and other uses get various time lengths. It’s strange but makes some sense.). It also offers hearing aid and TTY compatibility, Bluetooth connectivity, speakerphone, mobile email, mobile web, AT&T Navigator, two megapixel camera that can shoot stills and fifteen frame per second video, music player with support for numerous file formats, a phone book with room for a thousand name and number contacts, XM radio, clock, stopwatch, calculator, and an assortment of game demos.
The Nokia C5 has simple styling to look like an entry level device, but the Symbian operating system powering the device and its 2.2-inch display shows a bit of oomph beneath an unassuming exterior.
On top of Ovi Maps and Nokia Messaging that make phones from the Finnish manufacturer great for navigation and nattering, the C5 offers Facebook connectivity for status updates, and support for instant messaging on Google Talk and Windows Live Messenger.
Despite these e-mail happy leanings, the C5 is devoid of Wi-Fi and opts for a traditional alphanumeric keypad as opposed to full QWERTY, presumably to keep the handset down to a svelte 112 x 46 x 12.3 mm, and weighing a mere 89 grams.
With a 3-megapixel camera, 2GB of memory (with support for 16GB SD cards) and a 3.5mm audio jack, the C5 is great for media too. With an epic 12 hours talktime and 26 days standby, the C5 is also capable of keeping up with the most committed of chatterboxes.
Nokia launches a new luxury mobile phone with the mini Gold Edition N97. It will come in an 18 karat gold shell. It will also come pre-installed with apps like “ELLE 360 Fashion” which should be perfect to keep potential buyers up to date with the latest fashion news and trends.
Aside from that, the Nokia N97 will carry the same features as the ordinary one. Among them include a 3.2” touch screen display, full QWERTY keyboard, 5MP camera with flash and 8GB of internal memory.
The Finnish company Nokia has just officially introduced the budget phone Nokia 6303i classic.
Nokia 6303i classic is the successor of the bar form factor Nokia 6303 classic, different from its predecessor with a few small improvements and a wider choice of body colors.
The specification of the two phones are nearly identical, except for the new model comes with 55 MB of internal memory and 2-GB MicroSD card in the box (the 6303 classic has 17 MB of internal memory and MicroSD card of 1 GB in the box).
Other characteristics of the Nokia 6303i classic include a 2,2-display with QVGA resolution and support 16 million colors, Bluetooth module, FM-tuner with RDS, a 3,2-megapixel camera with autofocus and LED-flash, 3.5-mm audio connector and a preinstalled web browser. The mobile phone works in networks GSM / GPRS / EDGE (900 / in 1800 / 1900 MHz). The sales of Nokia 6303i classic will begin in the first quarter of the year.
As anticipated earlier, Nokia has introduced another smartphone today. However, contrary to rumors, the Finnish manufacturer has not launched a new C series. According to the official website of Nokia, the company just announced a 16-gigabyte version of the music smartphone X6.
The fact that Nokia intends to release a cheaper version of the X6, has already been reported. As it turned out, this is a model that the producer was going to present on January 26.
The device will be sold without a subscription Come with Music. Black, white, pink and white and white and yellow versions of the Nokia X6 16GB will be available in the shops. In addition, the device has received an updated version of Ovi Maps with free pedestrian and car navigation.
The smartphone will appear in the mobile market in the 1st quarter of the year. Officially, its value is not disclosed, but the previously mentioned price is EUR350.
