The Black Nokia N82 is now on sale. The new black version of the Nokia N82 is sleek looking and will be a big hit. Of course, if you prefer, there is always the original silver housing for the phone. Nothing changes feature-wise for the new version.

As a reminder, here’s a partial list of features you’ll find on the Black Nokia N82: it runs on Symbian with the third edition of the S60 interface and features a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, built-in GPS, quad band radio and WiFi.

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Nokia's U.S. distribution partner, LetsTalk.com, recently added the black version of the Nokia N82 candybar to its online shopping site, obviously ahead of schedule. The black version might be officially announced at next week's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

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The new Nokia 3120 classic is a typical mid-end Nokia handset with a classic design, intuitive controls and all the most necessary features one can expect from such kind of phone. It should be available in the second quarter for 150 Euro.

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Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker, started to roll out its online gaming service N-Gage on Tuesday as it expands into mobile Internet services

It looks like Nokia N82 will be available in black skins, according to few photos posted on a online mobile phone store. Check out the photos here! Featuring A-GPS, 5 megapixel camera, Xenon flash, Carl Zeiss optics and internet connectivity, the Nokia N82 also incorporates all the multimedia computer features common to Nokia Nseries.

Nokia TV phone doesn’t have analogue TV Tuner like other TV phone. But with its wide service support, technology which has been planted in N77 can be better if compared to analogue TV which presented by TV tuner at other phone

The Nokia N-Gage gaming platform is now available in beta version. The Nokia N-Gage platform is optimized for the N81. So, if you’ve got the handset, you may want to try out the beta version of Nokia’s soon to be popular N-Gage.

PhoneScoop has more: “Nokia N-Gage will eventually support other phones. N-Gage had been delayed twice due to software testing issues. Nokia also launched a new social networking site called Share On Ovi. The Share site takes advantage of technology Nokia acquired when it bought Twango. It will allow users to share photo and video content.”

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Nokia 3120 classic offers no-nonsense functionality and features familiar to the Nokia brand. Video calls, web browsing, music downloads and email are easy and intuitive on this slim and colorful 3G device.

Nokia 6555 Review February 5, 2008 on 3:46 pm | In Nokia 6xxx Reviews | No Comments One of Nokia’s more popular handset products is their 6555 cellular telephone and it is one of their most popular handsets for a variety of good reasons. To start with, it is stylishly streamlined and for those handset users for whom looks matters they will like what they see when they lay their eyes on the Nokia model 6555. The first technological advantage of the Nokia 6555 that is worth mentioning is that it

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The show formerly known as 3GSM is now called the Mobile World Congress. Apart from the name change, however, little else appears to be changing. The event is still in Barcelona, and as was the case with past 3GSM shows, we still expect to see a lot of new handsets being launched. The show technically starts on Monday the 11th of February, but the show's new device onslaught will kick off the night before at the Sony Ericsson press party.

We don't know exactly what to expect this year, but we are convinced that the show will be much bigger than CES was when it comes to new devices. LG has already shown one of its planned releases for next week, and Motorola has also been hinting at a new multimedia device (likely another UIQ based Symbian handset). That Motorola device could well tie into the new Kodak 5 megapixel sensor we wrote about recently, too. Samsung is rumored to be launching a new high-end cameraphone, and we expect some news from Nokia as well.

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Nokia 6030 page: , a cell phone with Bluetooth and a hands-free speaker. Here is a selection of additional resources on this handset.

...towards helping people connect has just reached another level of excellence with the launch of the dedicated Nokia N81 mobile phone.

Today Nokia announced the 3120 Classic, a bar-style phone that has quad-band GSM/EDGE and dual-band 850/1900 WCDMA 3G radios. It will come with three different 3G radio configurations, including the North American version, as well as versions for Europe ...
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Nokia yesterday released the initial version of its new N-gage gaming platform, dubbed First Access. Intended for owners of the N81, the preview offers 4 games and the ability to use the social aspects of the system, including online play.

Nokia has finally begun making a beta version of its N-Gage gaming platform available to users of the N81 multimedia phone. The N81 is optimized to take advantage of N-Gage, which is why it is the first phone supported. ...

Nokia has finally begun making a beta version of its N-Gage gaming platform available to users of the N81 multimedia phone. The N81 is optimized to take advantage of N-Gage, which is why it is the first phone supported. ...
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Nokia has announced the 3120 Classic, a small candybar handset with dual-band 3G support and the Opera Mini web browser pre-installed. The handset also features a 2 megapixel camera, with a second front-facing VGA camera for video calling.

Chinese site IT168 has 2 live images of what is supposed to be the black Nokia N82. Are they real? When will we be able to buy this phone? No one knows right now. Brief catch up: Nokia N82 is the monoblock flagship from Nokia that has a 5 megapixel camera, GPS, WiFi, 2.4 inch QVGA screen and the most important thing separating it from the Nokia N95 is the really awesome Xenon flash. Review here. Thanks for the IM Lee! --- Related Articles at IntoMobile:Brief: 2 color variants

FCC has just approver the Nokia RM-359 also known as the 5610 XpressMusic . Just to let you know, the same de...

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AT&T now offers the Nokia 6555 in a new Sand color.

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Nokia 7373 info page: , a cell phone with many features such as: a speakerphone system, EDGE high speed data, a LED flashlight and a megapixel digital camera.

The Nokia N95 8GB is the new phone in the N series from Nokia and is basically an upgraded version of the N95. The 8GB has had several changes made

For S60 users there’s been two choices for some time over how to get push e-mail and synchronise natively over-the-air with an Exchange (or Zimbra!) server using the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol (as opposed to adding a third-party application as Blackberry or Good Mobile Messaging does). Dataviz’s Roadsync product was first to the market, but costs, and Nokia’s home-grown Mail for Exchange product which was added more recently, was free, but initially more feature-limited. After m

Nokia 6161 page: , a basic cell phone with no particular bells and whistles.

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Vodafone and 3 offer a free Nokia N95 8GB if you agree to sign an 18-month contract.

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Nokia N82 review at Fone Arena Alessandro Pace All|Hide|Blog Views: 34 Here another great review of the Nokia N82 from Fone Arena. I have similar experience with my N82, my only complain is the keys, positioned too low on the phone’s body. But for the rest is a great phone, I added an 8GB memory card too. Alessandro February 3, 2008 01:00 PM

FCC has approved the US version of the Nokia N95 with 3G support.

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Prosecutors in Germany said Friday they had opened a formal inquiry into allegations that Finnish mobile phone manufacturer Nokia breached promises it gave in exchange for state aid.

The AT&T Sand Color Nokia 6555 was just recently released. The AT&T Sand Nokia 6555 is basically a beige color. Nothing has changed feature-wise, so you’ll get the same old mid-range 3G flip phone as before.

Here’s just a quick reminder of the AT&T Sand Nokia 6555’s features: streaming video capability, musicID song recognition, XM Radio, MicroSD card slot, Bluetooth, 3G, Push-to-Talk amond other things.

You can get the AT&T Sand Nokia 6555 now for just $49.99 after 2 year agreement and rebates.

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The E51 is the latest member to join the Eseries portfolio in mid-September.

Review: Fun with the Nokia N810 Hi all! Andrew here. Bringing you a review of the Nokia N810 tablet in case you were ever in the market for such a gadget. Having owned the N800, I can tell you that the N810 is no sidegrade, and definitely takes it a step up. Andrew Leung | January 31st, 2008 | Continued Feature Article #2 How To: Embed Map with Geotagged Photos for Your Blog So you have a bunch of photos geotagged with GPS-capable cameraphones like the Nokia N95 or the Nokia N82 and want

Some new Nokia N95 8GB NAM specs and photos have been flying around the web lately. At left is a picture of the Nokia N95 8GB NAM from the FCC’s website - they just gave it the ok! The “NAM” basically stands for North American model of the phone. We’re not sure if any carrier will pick this one up, but at least you should be able to get it unlocked in the near future for $750-$800. Actually a couple online stores are taking pre-orders for the Nokia N95 8GB NAM now.

BGR has more on the features / specs: “the upcoming Nokia N95 8GB NAM version sports 850/1900 MHz HSDPA and is compatible with AT&T’s high-speed 3G and 3.5G networks. Cave dwellers somehow unaware of the Nokia N95 8GB’s specs will be pleased to learn that 8GB of internal storage, a 5 megapixel camera with Zeiss optics, 30 fps DVD-quality video recording, internal GPS and the kitchen sink are among this new North American verison’s key features.”

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The Nokia N95 8GB with US 3G has just been OK’d by the FCC. This means that Nokia’s last hurdle to selling the device in the USA is now over. The Nokia N95 8GB with US 3G is basically the same unlocked handset that the company sells in other parts of the world, gaining of course 3G support which some American carriers use.

This could mean that one of the carriers pick up the US variant of the Nokia N95 8GB, which was rumored a few months back. But, if not hopefully they’ll at least be selling the handset unlocked soon.

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Nokia and Facebook are talking about putting a special Facebook widget on Nokia phones. Like the YouTube button, the Facebook button will give Nokia users a quick way to access Facebook whenever they are connected to the Net. No details of the “button” are available but sources say Nokia may also buy a stake in Facebook while Facebook logos will be displayed on Nokia displays. It looks like it’s almost a merger between the two companies.

A senior Nokia exec has this to say: “There is talk of a partnership in the works… it’s safe to say we’re testing the waters and things still have to be worked out.”

It’s clear why Facebook would want a partnership with the world’s biggest cellphone manufacturer. With a number of social networking sites old and newly minted competing against it, a partnership with a ubiquitous brand will go a long way in consolidating its market position. To Nokia it can mean an expansion into Web 2.0 and possibly Web 3.0.

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Nokia’s 6126 cell phone is one of the slicker flip phones you’ll see from Nokia. It’s black and silver casing combined with its slim profile lend it just the right amount of style that even those with a heightened fashion sense can see ...

Fashion Phone Last week I was sent a press release for The Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism (my fellow fashionistas, designers and gadget nuts will be excited about this.) The Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism was made in collaboration with Frédérique Daubal (the french designer.) The New Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism is said to fuse style with the latest technology by incorporating the geometric pattern design into the signature Nokia Prism Collection. It features diamond-cut patterns with a crystal center key a

Apparently, Nokia and Facebook are looking to partner up here soon. The deal may be to splash Facebook all over Nokia phones in the near future, or even Nokia buying a stake in the Facebook company. 

EngadgetMobile has more: “Nokia and Facebook reps are mulling a potential partnership, and there has even been whispers of dollars changing hands in the process. Apparently, the deal could involve making the Facebook icon a prominent fixture on Nokia handsets and product displays, and while it’s far from confirmed, it could also involve Nokia purchasing a stake in Facebook.”

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Nokia 6315i page: . It has a megapixel camera, Bluetooth as well as a handsfree speakerphone mode built-in.

MobileBurn reviews the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic: “The Nokia 5310 XpressMusic is an attractive, ultra-slim phone. Although not particularly basic, neither is it hugely feature-rich when compared to other phones on the market. Instead, the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic excels at the task it was designed for - being a very pocketable phone that plays music well. The slim form factor certainly caught the attention of my friends, and I enjoyed using it for the entire two weeks that I tested it.

The camera could have been better, but those who are looking for a superior camera need look no further than the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic’s elder brother, the 5610 - which is in a sliding form factor. The memory card slot offers expandability and the versatility of being able to switch between different music libraries stored upon different microSD cards. The best feature of the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic, which isn’t found on the 5610, is the 3.5mm audio jack. To me, that alone makes the 5310 a winner.

With good audio quality and battery life, it’s really quite difficult to fault the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic and we highly recommended it if you’re looking for a mid-ranged music phone which comes in ...

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The Nokia 5310 ExpressMusic is a slim bar shaped music phone that offers both good looks and solid functionality. Jin takes it out for a test drive and likes music and battery life, but finds the camera a bit lacking. ...

Nokia 5310 ExpressMusic is a slim bar shaped music phone that offers both good looks and solid functionality. Jin takes it out for a test drive and likes music and battery life, but finds the camera a bit lacking. Read more in our full review.

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Nokia unveiled its latest addition to the Prism Collection, the Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism. With its diamond-cut design and crystal center key, the Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism is aimed at design-conscious consumers, highlighting the geometric shapes and of the Prism Collection.

Collaborating with creative designer Frederique Daubal, the unique laser-etched graphic designs, distinctive wallpapers and accessories, communicate the reflection of light and capture the feel of angular prisms and triangles. The graphic design of the aluminium back cover, together with light effects, make each handset unique.

The Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism features a large OLED display, with modern art wallpapers inspired by Daubal. It comes with a 2.0-megapixel camera, 3G technology for fast and easy downloads and browsing, 1 GB of internal memory and a music player with matching headset. The user can also personalize the color of the light in the keymat choosing from 49 different colors.

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Nokia has agreed to purchase Oslo-based mobile software provider Trolltech for $155 million. Once the acquisition is complete, which still needs to pass regulatory hurdles, Trolltech will become part of Nokia's Internet Services division. Nokia hopes the acquisition will ...
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Nokia and Trolltech ASA have entered into an agreement that Nokia will make a public voluntary tender offer to acquire Trolltech. Trolltech provides cross-platform software development frameworks and application platforms. Trolltech's Qt is used in popular software such as Skype, Google Earth, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Lucasfilm and by more than 5000 customers worldwide.