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Stay Connected with the Nokia 6760

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : December 14, 2009
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If you’re that serious person who always tweet on Twitter or do online updates of yourself on
Facebook then the Nokia 6760 slide is just for you.

The new Nokia 6760 slide gives you comfort in doing messaging to other people on the go. Just by sliding on the Nokia 6760 will reveal you the full QWERTY keypad that is ideal for many users on the go who want to stay connected and getting in touch in the cyberworld.

The Nokia 6760 offers fast and easy access to the internet. Whether its surfing on Facebook, MySpace or Twitter and also checking out email accounts like Yahoo, Gmail or OviMail, it never fails to stay you connected all the time.

Staying connected all the time isn’t that much of a hassle considering the Nokia 6760 offers simple tools in staying connected in the internet. Setting up for an existing email is simple, all you need to do is provide the email address and password and you’re all ready to go. There is also Push email through Nokia Messaging.

Not only does the Nokia 6760 offers great messaging features, it also has an inbuilt A-GPS module together with 3D landmarks and other terrain maps that feels like you have Google Earth on the palm of your hand. With these added features this makes the Nokia 6760 stand out from the crowd.

It has been rumored to mount a 3-megapixel camera for snapping those precious moments but sadly though it doesn’t mount a front size camera for video calling. The phone itself can be expanded with up to 8GB with the use of the microSD card.

The Nokia 6760 slide works wonder in completing your day to day task. It is a great multi-tasker device for people who want more from their phone.

Expand Your Experience with Nokia N97 Mini

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : December 8, 2009
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Brace yourself with the new Nokia N97 mini. Yes, mini gadget loaded with surprises and features that you will surely love from now on. The Nokia touch screen techno-systems are now on its full blast to give you easy access on your media files. Optimization is the key term for the Finnish company to bring reality to their dear costumers in just a fingertip away.

We cannot deny the fact that the original Nokia N97 offered a good all-around performance but this new version is more compact with dimensions of 113 x 52.5 x 14.2 mm, 75 cc. It is lighter (138g) than the original (150g).

Moreover, it has Slide-n-tilt 3.2″ 16M-color resistive touch screen of 640 x 360 pixel resolution, 5 megapixel autofocus camera with dual-LED flash and VGA at 30fps video recording, Symbian OS 9.4 with S60 5th edition UI with kinetic scrolling, Wi-Fi and GPS with A-GPS, microSD card slot with microSDHC support and a lot more.

You can hardly recognize the design of the original from the new version because Nokia engineers preferred to spend it on the back panel. The people from Nokia realized that it is better to toss metallic features in it unlike the older version, which is all-plastic. Although N97 mini is smaller (as the name suggest) than the previous version, it has the same resolution (360 x 640 pixels) and the image quality.

Most of the touch screen systems out there are very sensitive which most of the time causes trouble to the user. The N97 mini has a resistive touch screen that enables the user to apply more pressure that prevents hassle and lessen its sensitivity.

Let your techno-instinct decide for your own preference of this awesome gadget. The N97 mini will take you to the new horizons of gadget industry.

Nokia N900: An Innovation

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : December 7, 2009
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Here is what you have been waiting for, the new Nokia N900. The innovation of N series values is crystal clear by now. This new model has the edge over the other traditional N series. It specializes on connectivity and web browsing that you will never regret and surely suits to your preferences on internet tablet genes. This is loaded with surprises and unique features that you never tried before on the previous versions.

Let us see some of its amazing features. The Nokia N900 has 3.5″ 16M-color resistive touchscreen of WVGA (800 x 480 pixel) resolution, Maemo 5 OS, State-of-the-art Mozilla-based web browser with Adobe Flash 9.4 support, Slide-out three-row full QWERTY keyboard, ARM Cortex A8 600MHz CPU, PowerVR SGX graphics accelerator; 256 MB of RAM, 10 Mbps HSDPA and 2 Mbps HSUPA support, Wi-Fi and GPS with A-GPS, 32GB onboard storage, DivX and XviD video playback and a lot more.

You can expect more for this handy gadget. Its major feature is it serves as a browsing machine whenever you wanted. The16M-color WVGA screen gets you to an edge and unmatched by other smartphones. Having a Maemo 5 OS is an innovation for the phone industry. Yes, it is cool to have this. At first, I thought that computers are one’s will require an Operating System. Then the future is here with the new Nokia N900. There are also surprising accessories in the box with this new model. Along with it is mandatory charger, an adapter that gives compatibility if you are using older Nokia chargers.

Modern style is evident to this phone. It has the sleek plastic at the back and glossy in front, which complements its color. It also features resistive touch screen which enables you to put more pressure and lessen its sensitivity.

With Nokia N900, everything is in there for you to discover.

Nokia’s New N900

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : November 22, 2009
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Nokia has released yet another breath taking phone this time around the Finnish company has spring back into action with this recent addition the N900.

Having released many series of solid phone, this time around Nokia has upped its ante with a sleek new design and a powerful handset that would make any tech junkie bend to its knees. At 18mm thick, you could expect the N900 a bit chunkier than you’d ever expect but the phone itself is solid and well built. There are no buttons on top giving you this clean feel. The phone itself has a dimension of 110.9 x 59.8 x 18mm and weights at 181 grams. Considering its weight it might be heavy than the average smart phone.

It sports a 3.5 inch screen that slides back to reveal the full QWERTY keyboard that is perfect and evenly spaced out. The first thing you should notice about the phone would be the exception of making calls, you can only make calls on landscape mode making it near impossible to operate with one hand.

The phone is integrated with Maemo 5 technology, the same thing that you see on Linux devices. This in turn means developers can create a number of useful applications making the phone flexible and versatile.

With a 3.5-inch LCD screen and a 800×480 resolution it’s almost like you’re having a notebook in the palm of your hand. The images are crystal clear and colorful that makes picture viewing and video playback a niche for the N900.

The N900 supports a host of new connectivity features including the Ovi by Nokia, Skype, Jabber, SIP and Google Talk just to name a few. Messages are displayed alongside the SMS and with the unique “Conversations” tab it’s very simple to switch from messages.

The N900 is an awesome piece of device offering the best in both worlds. Consider this a new step in Nokia in making quality and awesome phones.

Nokia’s new Iphone Killer

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : October 12, 2009
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After several months of waiting the new Nokia N96 has finally arrived at our local stores. The challenge is that the arrival of the N96 has made it a clear warning to other rival phone makers a run for their money. It made other competitors to innovate and accept the challenge to make gadgets better and more superb than the existing ones in the market.

With the current launch of Nokia’s N96, Apple now has a challenger to face with. They say that the N96 is surely an Iphone killer but would it stand out and do so? The N96 promised to be full of software upgrades and has the looks that can make even the geekiest nerd drool over. Its physical appearance is superb considering the slick and vibrant finish it has.

When you first look at the N96 it has a unique appearance compared to its predecessors. The first thing you should notice about the device is that it has some smooth curves along the edges unlike its previous predecessors that sports a candy bar approach. Nokia even tried to also smoothen up the face of the N95 by totally leveling the entire device; almost, there are no raised buttons present.

When it comes to internal memory the N96 now has a total of 16 GB of storage space to tinker with. Not only that, it is also equipped with a powerful 5-megapixel camera. It is also expandable up to 8GB with the support of a MicroSD card. It still runs on a Symbian S60 software platform, making it feel like old, considering the phone bugs down whenever you try to open too many applications all at once.

Overall the phone is perfect for every occasion. You can take it anywhere and performs your task with ease. Use it on the go to take videos, browse the net or even take pictures the Nokia N95 surely stands out.