We found this interesting phone on the FCC website today. It’s clearly marked as a Nokia and equipped for WCDMA, but the particularly interesting thing is the FCC documentation outlining both 850 and 1900 Mhz frequencies for WCDMA use – making 3G possible in the US. Aside from those few details, and the outline of…
AT&T Reneges on Nokia N75 Launch; Phone No Longer Available
Those of us in the States saw the launch of the hotly anticipated Nokia N75 on Cingular/AT&T’s website. Symbian fans rejoiced! Celebration swept the nation! And then…AT&T pulled out their “Out of Stock” sign and promptly killed the party. After just a few hours on the website, the nation’s largest GSM carrier must’ve realized that…
Nokia unveils new version of its Symbian OS development tools – Carbide.c++ v1.2
Nokia recently announced the availability of new developer productivity and cost-savings enhancements to its Carbide.c++ development tools for Symbian OS.
Nokia N75 finally available
We saw it passing the FCC. We even posted some information speculating when it will finally hit the U.S. shores, and now… it’s here. Yes, I’m talking about the Nokia N75, smallest of the “multimedia computers”, the Symbian S60-based handset that was announced long time ago. Anyhow, the N75 boasts a 2 MP camera with…
Nokia video: What’s second nature to you?
Here’s one strange commercial from Nokia. At first I thought that the idea behind it was to emphasize colors taken with Nokia camera-phones. But, that’s not the point here — the point is that everyone has its second nature. And… I’m not sure where’s the “Connecting people” in this. Still it’s a nice video. So,…
GSM Association rallies Industry heavy-hitters for eWallet Standards
Nokia, LG, and Samsung have teamed up with AT&T, NTT DoCoMo, Vodafone, and KTF, in conjunction with financial institutions like Mastercard, towards a Near Field Communication (NFC)-based eWallet initiative, dubbed “Pay-Buy Mobile.” The GSM Association has garnered the support of these industry heavy-weights for a standard set of NFC chips, sourced from NXP and Sony,…
Nokia N76 start shipping; Comes bundled with music of Travis in select markets
Nokia has just started shipping its RAZR-like N76 model to key European, Asian and Middle Eastern markets. The N76 is a stylish “multimedia computer” made of premium materials that is set to bring the power of Symbian S60 to the regular, style-aware feature phone users. At the same time, Nokia announced a partnership deal with…
Over 100 million S60 devices shipped
Nokia has announced that over 100 million devices have cumulatively been shipped by S60 licensees to date. The vast majority of the devices shipped comes from Nokia and include devices from the company’s enterprise (ESeries) and multimedia (NSeries) divisions. However, other S60 licensees are entering the market as well, with two Korean giants, LG and…
Nokia N95 voted as the best mobile imaging device in Europe 2007
No surprises here – Nokia N95 has been voted the “Best Mobile Imaging Device in Europe 2007” by TIPA (Technical Image Press Association), the largest photo and imaging press association in Europe. Those not familiar (anyone?) should know that Nokia N95 is the first phone (actually a Symbian S60-based smartphone) that comes with built-it 5…
Nokia Flagship Store coming to London
Following such cities as Moscow, Chicago, New York, Helsinki, Hong Kong and Mexico City — Nokia decided to go to the capital of the UK. However, unlike other cities where Nokia Flagship Stores hold the prime locations, in the UK, Nokia succeeded “just” to grab the piece of the Heathrow Terminal 5. The new store…