AT&T announced the availability of a new pink Nokia 6085 and MOTORAZR V3xx in lavender.

Both phones require a 2-year contract.

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Behold Nokia's latest and greatest N-series phone, the N96, a phone so packed with features we almost ran out of battery filming it

Phones Review have reported that Carphone Warehouse are expecting the awesome Nokia N96 in August 2008, at the moment they are letting you register your interest to receive an exclusive offer on this handset as soon as it is available. Just a recap about the Nokia N96 just in case you have forgotten, basically the N96 grabs a hold of the N95 and makes it even smarter. The whole design is similar to that of the N95 but with added features such as a 5 megapixel camera now linked with built-in

One of two very different concept phones from Nokia, the Nokia Morph is a theoretical future device based on nanotechnology that can change shape and size according to function. The Morph concept device is a bridge between highly advanced technologies and their potential benefits to end-users.

Morph concept technologies might create fantastic opportunities for mobile devices. The concept is currently a theoretical one only, and is the result of research between Nokia and the University of Cambridge.

Nanotechnology enables materials and components that are flexible, stretchable, transparent and remarkably strong. Nokia say that it is possible that some nanotech elements could be incorporated into handsets within the next seven years, but there are potential pitfalls with nanotechnology too.

Nanotechnology also can be leveraged to create self-cleaning surfaces on mobile devices, ultimately reducing corrosion, wear and improving longevity. Nanostructured surfaces, such as “Nanoflowers” naturally repel water, dirt, and even fingerprints utilizing effects also seen in natural systems.

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The AT&T Nokia N75 Tab Top is now available. Actually, the AT&T Nokia N75 Tab Top has been available for a while now, but just recently got a name change. Verizon did the same thing recently with the Samsung U940 Alias. The AT&T phone is quite a powerhouse though, running on UMTS and it was the first of the N-Series handsets to run on a US network carrier.

As a reminder, the AT&T Nokia N75 Tab Top features include: a thin clamshell design, Bluetooth enabled, high speed data access, 2 megapixel camera w/ zoom and flash & runs on Symbian S60.

You can purchase the AT&T Nokia N75 Tab Top now for $199.99 on a 2 year contract - assuming the pricing is already updated.

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Having had the N82 for almost a full week now, it would be good to give my opinions on the actual daily usage of the device before doing the camera comparisons. So starting things off; I’ll do a physical of the N82. Keeping in mind that there is a significant difference in seeing any device and actually physically using it and having it in your hands vary. Take my recent review of the N81 for instance, I wasn’t looking forward to it, but was impressed once I had it in my hand to play around w

Nokia announched that they launc new cellphone Nokia 6650 for T-Mobile, actually Nokia give it the same model number. This new cellphone is a clamshell device geared towards multimedia functionalities. The phone features a 2.2-inch TFT QVGA color display, HSDPA connectivity, 2 megapixel camera, built-in AGPS, 30 MB of internal memory, audio player with FM radio, Bluetooth connectivity, and a microSD card slot. You can use this cellphone for a variety of T-Mobile services such as NaviGate route management, MyFaves, web'n'walk, and Mobile Jukebox. You can buy it on Q3 '08

Nokia E50 page: . It has a great deal of features such as: Bluetooth, a speakerphone, EDGE high speed data and a camera with megapixel resolution.

A review on the Nokia N77.

The problem with having the new N95GB imported from Europe before the North American version is released is that the nifty HSDPA won’t work. But alas, Nokia has finally blessed us with an NAM version that has the US spec HSDPA inside.

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As we informed you a couple of days ago, Nokia launched the new Nokia 6650 for T-Mobile at CeBIT 2008 show.

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The U.S. version of the Nokia N95 8GB with HSDPA 850 / 1900 can now be picked up from Nokia stores. This Nokia N95 8GB, unlike the one that has been available for weeks in the U.S. can connect to local 3G and HSDPA networks . The 8GB N95 enjoys a bigger screen than the original now with 2.8 inches of viewing real estate. The $779 price tag does not sound so bad especially when you consider that this cellphone is practically a computer with added features like a 5 MP camera.

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Nokia has signed a strategic partnership agreement with China Postel Mobile Communication Equipment Co., Ltd. (China Postel) of China P&T Appliances. China Postel is expected to purchase mobile devices valued at approximately USD 2 billion from Nokia in 2008. In addition, both parties have agreed to strengthen strategic ties, especially with regard to channel development, resource investment, and marketing management.

Nokia, the world’s largest handset manufacturer just got even bigger after signing a handset contract with China Postel, a Chinese cellphone distributer, to supply $2 billion worth of handsets to the country.

It’s quite a big number but in 2007, Nokia’s deal with China Postel was worth $2.5 billion. The difference can be attributed to lower price points on Nokia’s handsets. In China, Nokia’s dominance is unquestionable selling more handsets in the fourth quarter than its three closest rivals put together. In India, it’s dominance is equally apparent.

With Motorola in trouble, Nokia is positioned to considerably improve its lead.

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Nokia has officially begun stocking the North American 3G version of its N95 8GB smartphone in its two flagship stores in the United States. The handset is the same as the existing N95 8GB, except for the 850 and 1900MHz UMTS/HSDPA network support.
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Nokia has recently announced the successor of Nokia N95, the Nokia N96.

Mobile-review have posted a very interesting article discussing Nokia's tablet devices. Here is the final rundown. Rundown on the philosophy of Internet Tablet Brought about as a promising branch, Internet Tablet devices became the proving grounds for quite a bunch of innovations that will be embedded into mass-market devices down the road. Specifically, these are the inbuilt stand, tactile feedback delivered by the touch-sensitive screen (also known as Haptikos), some other feats and skills.

The North American Nokia N95 8GB NAM handset is now on sale! The Nokia N95 8GB NAM is the upgraded version of the already available N95. It’s available starting today in a black color, which sells for a whopping $799. Hopefully, AT&T picks this one up so the sticker-shock won’t be so painful.

The North American Nokia N95 8GB is loaded with HSDPA 850 / 1900 bands and of course the 8GB of storage for MP3’s, etc. But overall, the handset stays the same as it’s predecessor.

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Apparently, Nokia plans to release a new Wi-Fi-disabled version of the N78 smartphone in the U.S. market, as the handset was recently spotted at the FCC site.

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Morph, a joint nanotechnology concept, developed by Nokia Research Center (NRC) and the University of Cambridge (UK) - was launched last month alongside the "Design and the Elastic Mind" exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.

Finally, it happened. Nokia's S60 smartphones will now support Microsoft's Silverlight platform, the competitive technology to the Adobe Flash.

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MobileBurn reviews the Nokia BH-701 Bluetooth headset: “The Nokia BH-701 Bluetooth headset’s sound quality is superb, it will unfortunately never get an opportunity to shine due to the disturbing ‘fashion’ design. The standard Nokia charging port and comfortable rubber earpiece are also advantages. As one might expect with such a design, though, several women that I asked to test the headset were embarrassed to wear the Nokia BH-701 Bluetooth headset in public. The Nokia BH-701 receives a “Not Recommended” rating from us, given the patently silly design and the unresponsive volume rocker switch.”

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Looks like the Fido Nokia 6555 is now available for purchase. The Fido Nokia 6555 is a pretty good looking 3G flip phone that packs a fair amount of features for the price. It’s offered at $75 CAD on a 3 year contract. The strange part is that Fido makes no mention of the Nokia 6555’s UMTS capabilities - I guess they are letting the customers figure that one out.

EngadgetMobile has more on the specs: “the stylish Fido Nokia 6555 flip can now be yours, offering quadband EDGE, microSD expansion (with a 1GB card thrown in to get you started), QVGA primary display, and 1.3 megapixel cam.”

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Yar! With only 197 days till the next Talk Like A Pirate Day, I was hoping to find something that would make my costume this year better than ever. Just about then, WOM World sent me the Nokia BH-701 for review, and as Jay at MyNokiaBlog.com discovered, this thing looks EXACTLY like a blasted pirate’s earring! Obviously it’s not meant to be worn like that, but that was about the only way I could take this headset seriously. The Nokia BH-701 is a fashion-oriented headset that, according to C

Nokia's BH-701 Bluetooth headset is a device with solid technical characteristics and what the company considers to be a 'distinctive' design. While we feel that the BH-701 might look a bit too distinctive, Ricky still managed to try it out and put together a review.
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FCC site has unveiled yesterday a new unknown Nokia handset under a product code RM-324.

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The N series comes in all shapes and sizes.

Nokia and T-Mobile are proud to introduce their newest innovation in handsets and options. The Nokia 6650 is the stylish new design from Nokia that has been designed so that it is easy to use and has been optimized to use with T-Mobile service. T-Mobile international customers will have exclusive access to this sleek new phone that features an integrated GPS and multimedia player, options that will allow T-Mobile users access to services such as web ‘n’ walk, My Faves, Mobile Jukebox and NaviGate.

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Nokia today announced plans to make Microsoft Silverlight available for S60 on Symbian OS as well as for Series 40 devices and Nokia Internet tablets. Adding support for Silverlight will extend opportunities for developers to create rich, interactive applications that run on multiple platforms in a consistent and reliable way.

Nokia announced their newest phone, the Nokia 6124 classic, available exclusively through Vodafone. This new handset is a compact multimedia cell phone option that will offer Vodafone users a fast and easy way to access all the features they are already used to via a sleek Nokia design. Nokia and Vodafone have come together to offer users all the high speed internet and entertainment options they have come to expect from their handset. The Nokia 6124 classic offers Vodafone users an easy access to the internet with the simple click of a button. The full suite of communications, content, Internet services and browsing will be at their fingertips. With the speed and convenience offered by this handset, the user can run several applications at once, even download from the internet while listening to music or talking on the phone… uninterrupted!

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Nokia today announced plans to make Microsoft Silverlight available for S60 on Symbian OS, adding support for developers to create interactive applications that run on multiple platforms.

Microsoft released Silverlight 1.0 in September 2007 as a plug-in for browsers that could work on Windows, Linux and the Mac platform. Microsoft developed the technology to displace Adobe's Flash, which currently has about 97 percent to 99 percent penetration on the Web as a technology for delivering multimedia content and RIAs.

Flash also is available on wireless devices as Flash Lite; the technology is available on more than 450 million phones, according to Adobe.

The arrangement with Nokia will extend the reach of Silverlight by making the platform available for hundreds of millions of devices, including S60 on Symbian smartphones from a range of manufacturers, as well as Nokia Series 40 devices and Nokia Internet tablets.

Silverlight is intended to be available to S60 developers later this year with initial service delivery anticipated shortly thereafter for all S60 licensees. This will allow S60 application developers to use a range of development environments for S60 on Symbian OS.

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Nokia today announced that it will be bringing Microsoft's Silverlight web technology to its device portfolio. Silverlight will be available on Nokia's S60 platform later this year, with S40 and the Maemo support being added later.
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Today Nokia announced that it will make Microsoft's Silverlight runtime platform available to phones running both the S60 and Series 40 operating systems. Silverlight is a plug-in that works on different browsers and platforms and can be used to ...
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The AT&T Nokia N95-3 is rumored to be arriving later this Spring. If AT&T does pick up the Nokia N95-3, it will be the first carrier branded N95 to enter the US. For most people, the Nokia N-series handsets are a bit out of their price range, but hopefully with subsidies and 2 year agreement a lot more people will be able to afford this superb handset.

Here are a few features you can expect with the AT&T Nokia N95-3: HSDPA packet data, quadband GSM/EDGE, dualband W-CDMA access, speakerphone, HTML browser, 5.0 megapixel camera with video capture, flash and auto foucus, video output jack, media player with dedicated keypad, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP stereo audio support, MMS support, and QVGA display.

As of now, this carrier branded version is just a rumor. But hopefully in a few months we will in fact see it available in stores. You can also check out a Nokia N95-3 review while you wait. 

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An attractive and glossy phone with HSDPA, the Nokia 6124 Classic is exclusive to the Vodafone network. But haven't we seen something very much like this phone before?

Today, at CeBIT 2008, T-Mobile and Nokia announced the Nokia 6650, available exclusively for T-Mobile customers, the Nokia 6650 is equipped with the latest wireless features, such as an integrated GPS and multimedia player, allowing T-Mobile customers easy access to a wide range of services such as web'n'walk, MyFaves, Mobile Jukebox and NaviGate.

Nokia today announced the launch of the Nokia 6124 classic, exclusively available from Vodafone in Vodafone markets. The Nokia 6124 classic is a compact multimedia device offering Vodafone customers faster and easier access to all of Vodafone's high speed Internet and entertainment services.

Exclusive to T-Mobile, the Nokia 6650 is a 3.5G clamshell phone with HSDPA and A-GPS, making it unique in Nokia's line-up of devices.

The Nokia 6650 may be the dark horse in this year’s features war. It’s a clamshell phone with shades of MotoKRZR in the design. Feature-wise, this is an out-and-out Nokia phone.

The 6650 has integrated GPS, Asisted GPS, dual-band 3G and HSDPA. There is a 2 megapixel camera and flash, which won’t impress anyone, an FM radio and microSD slot.

Incidentally, the previous incarnation of the Nokia 6650 was Nokia’s first 3G phone, and it wasn’t anywhere as pretty as the new 6650. The clamshell phone has built-in Web’n'walk, MyFaves, Mobile Jukebox and NaviGate. Not nearly the most feature-packed Nokia but a very useful fashion statement, in case that sort of thing appeals to you. This is a T-Mobile exclusive and will start shipping Q3.

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A United Kingdom High Court has ruled that Qualcomm's GSM patents at the center of a conflict with Nokia are invalid. Qualcomm filed a suit against Nokia on May 24th, 2006, claiming that Nokia owed licensing fees for using these patents.
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Nokia 6010 information page: , a humble phone with no particular bells and whistles.

Today Nokia unveiled its two new handsets for two European carriers, the 6650 model for T-Mobile and the 6124 Classic for Vodafone.

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A judge in the United Kingdom declared all of Qualcomm's GSM patent claims there as invalid, and said that Nokia does not need to pay Qualcomm. Qualcomm sued Nokia in May 2006, claiming that a number of GSM technologies ...
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Today Nokia announced two devices for its European carrier partners. T-Mobile will get the 6650 and Vodafone will get the 6124 Classic. 6650: The 6650 is a flip phone with a stainless steel covering. It has HSDPA 3G, integrated GPS, ...
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Today at the CeBIT show in Hannover, Germany, Nokia announced the release of its new 6124 Classic for Vodafone's global markets. The 6124 Classic is a multimedia focused smartphone that runs Nokia's S60 user interface.
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Today at the 2008 CeBIT show in Germany, Nokia and T-Mobile announced the new Nokia 6650, a smartphone that shares a name with Nokia's very first 3G handset. The new 6650 sports a thin clamshell design and A-GPS capabilities.
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Nokia today announced the launch of the Nokia 6124 Classic, a compact multimedia device exclusively for Vodafone.

Available exclusively for Vodafone customers world-wide, the Nokia 6124 Classic features data rates with 3G broadband offering downloads up to 10 times faster than 3G networks. A large 2.0-inch display with outstanding brightness and clarity adds more pleasure for Internet browsing and video streaming. Taking pictures is convenient with the 2.0-megapixel camera, flash and panorama mode. The external memory card slot allows users to expand the memory up to 8 GB, which offers plenty of space for images, videos and music.

Based on S60 and Symbian OS, the Nokia 6124 Classic lets users download additional applications and content. It also allows users the ability to run several applications at the same time - making it easy to browse the Web while listening to music or talking.

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Today T-Mobile announced the Nokia 6650, an easy-to-use device optimized for T-Mobile services. Available exclusively for T-Mobile International customers, the 6650 is equipped with an integrated GPS and multimedia player, allowing customers access to a services such as web'n'walk, MyFaves, Mobile Jukebox and NaviGate.

The stainless-steel clamshell design is equipped with high-speed HSDPA data connectivity for fast web browsing and downloading. The 2.2-inch TFT QVGA color display can display up to 16 million colors, for comfortable browsing and viewing photos, videos and menus. T-Mobile MyFaves service keeps users in touch. Mobile Jukebox gives consumers access to music through dedicated keys for the music player. The Nokia 6650 has built-in AGPS (assisted GPS) for quick positioning with NaviGate route management.

The 6650 comes with a 2.0-megapixel camera with flash, 30 MB of internal memory and a microSD card slot, FM radio and many other features. Images and videos can be uploaded to the web, sent from phone to phone via a wireless Bluetooth connection, or viewed in full color on the device's ...