Saturday, October 30, 2010
Nokia 5230 Nuron Smartphone Unleashed
The Nokia 5230 Nuron phone comes with a 3.2-inch touchscreen and features Ovi Maps, a free turn-by-turn navigation solution, IM, text, personal or work e-mail and full HTML browser.
The handset offers a nice experience for users in navigating different applications, playing games and networking with friends and relatives easily. T-Mobile USA has provided impeccable 3G service to gain web browsing and other related activities in an easy manner. This Nokia phone is also the first set to carry Ovi Store preloaded with it.
Ovi Maps in Nokia Nuron can offer the finest directions via pedestrian zones and shortcuts along with pathways through parks and buildings. More to it, the Ovi Maps come with built-in maps for USA, Canada and Mexico. There is also facility to use more than 180 country maps at nokiausa.com.
Mark Slater, Vice President, Sales, Nokia, commented, “The Nokia 5230 Nuron is a great product of our collaboration with T-Mobile USA and provides consumers with more compelling mobile experience as they navigate, watch video, play games and social network. The Nokia Nuron offers U.S. consumers a unique and compelling mobile experience that caters to their everyday needs and enables them to connect to their passions with an affordable 3G touch smartphone.”
Travis Warren, director, T-Mobile USA, said, “Many of our customers are looking for smartphones that deliver a great mobile Web experience with access to games and applications, all at an affordable price. We are excited to partner with Nokia to offer our customers the Nokia 5230 Nuron, a 3G smartphone for the masses that delivers features like a full touch screen, free turn-by-turn navigation and a premium storefront for applications.”
T-Mobile has also simplified the buying experience for its users by allowing them to pay for content either by using a credit card or in the form a monthly bill. The Nokia 5230 Nuron smartphone is expected to be available soon in specific T-Mobile retail stores and online at t-mobile.com. However, the price of Nokia 5230 Nuron is currently under wraps.
Source:- http://www.india-server.com/news/nokia-5230-nuron-smartphone-unleashed-22268.html
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Micromax C112 Handset Launched In India
The Micromax C112 mobile sports a 1.44 inch screen with 65k colours. The set is of candy bar form and weighs only 70gm. The phone has FM radio with preset for 20 channels and scheduled FM recording. The other features in this CDMA set include Speakerphone, SMS and Games.
The C112 has a 5-way navigation key to facilitate easy navigation around the menus. It also comes with a Hindi keypad, mobile tracker and a calendar. The phone can store 500 messages in its memory and the user can store 300 messages with the phone. This Micromax handset offers about 3 hours of talktime and 5 hours of standby time.
As per the tie-up, Tata Indicom will provide 200 minutes talk-time with per second billing option for the C112 phone. Users can also recharge with Rs. 38 as many times they want till May 31 this year and get 200 minutes local talk time free.
Micromax C112 Handset is expected to create a sensation with its nice specs and the new Tata Indicom offer. With a price of Rs.1699, the handset is surely an affordable pick for the Indian customers.
Source:- http://www.india-server.com/news/micromax-c112-handset-launched-in-india-22235.html
Friday, October 22, 2010
Olive FrvrOn Mobile Phone Launched With Price Details
Priced at Rs. 1699, the phone is aimed at rural users who do not have access to a steady supply to power. The phone for the most part runs on a standard Li-ion battery. But when this battery runs out of power, the user can switch over to an AAA battery to continue using the phone.
The phone’s features include a 1.5-inch colour display, FM radio, polyphonic ringtones, stereo handset and speakerphone. Olive has previously launched a range of 3G enabled Netbooks called Zipbooks in India.
Source:- http://www.india-server.com/news/olive-frvron-mobile-phone-launched-with-22133.html
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Chinese mobile phones banned in India
India and China are at odds with each other, despite the recent mutual participation in international regional platforms such as BRIC (Brazil, India, Russia and China) and to a lesser extent, the SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organization). Even the recent joint military exercises and fleet boat show did little to thaw icy relations between the two.
Coming back to the subject, India has increased the Cold War by the ban "cheap copy-cat Chinese mobile phones and accessories." This decision was apparently a part of India's efforts to combat terrorism (including the Chinese phones do not IMEI numbers and are difficult to detect), but it could also have led to a pressure of Nokia and other handset manufacturers tired of losses to cheap copies of their phones produced and sold by China. An institutional hatred of China is also a part of the motivation behind this extreme measure.
The Indian Cellular Association claims that some phones from China to use faulty batteries that can jump on users a significant security risk.
The number of phones imported from China knockoff is more than one million per month. This ban could seriously affect this, including local suppliers.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
iPhone is no more secure
Experts at the Black Hat Conference in Las Vegas, a forum for exchanging information about the top IT security threats, said that users should be warned about the threat of new and Apple should take immediate steps to repair the vulnerability.
"It's scary. I did not want people on my iPhone," Charlie Miller, an analyst at security consultancy Independent Security Evaluators, said in an interview.
A method for the iPhone hackers an easy knockout victim of an airline network was discovered by Collin Mulliner and Miller, Ph. D. student at the Technical University of Berlin.
This method does not allow users to make calls, access the Internet and exchange text messages, they added. They also said that hackers could break into the iPhone software in about two weeks with the information they presented at Black Hat development.
They said they had warned Apple about the flaw in mid-July, but the business is not to solve the problem. "The credibility and reputation could hurt Apple if they did not respond. Positive buzz is good buzz negative is much more harmful," said Trip Choudhary, an analyst with Global Equities Research.
About 4000 security professionals attended the conference, including some that are real pirates. The software errors are found, so they can be corrected, but the same information is used by hackers to crimes.
A computer code using the phone SMS system allows hackers to penetrate the iPhone. Mobile phones with SMS text messages to send and receive software updates. Users of the phone cannot receive detect malicious code.
It is not illegal to reveal how computer hacking as against the law to use to break into them. When asked why they deliver such information to criminals, security experts said they believed it was necessary to inform the public that the iPhones are also vulnerable to attacks than PCs alert person.
"Unless we talk, someone will do it in silence. The bad guys will not do anything," Mulliner said.
The hacks on iPhones on the networks of four operators in Germany with AT & T Inc. in the United States successfully tested. Miller and Mulliner said they believed that the methods that work with the iPhone carriers around the world.
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Coming Soon Nokia C2
Nokia will launch the phone next to the mid-range, the C2. This is another phone in the classic series C.
Previously, Nokia has released three QWERTY phones, C3, C5 and E5. And there is buzz on 12MP camera phone news, N8. So Nokia preparing an agreement with the younger generation strike.
As in humans, the C2 looks, the Nokia 6800 and works with OS S40. However, the new Nokia phone is a beautiful design with a large QVGA touch screen. The Model 6800 is wearing a strange looking screen QWERTY keyboard split and small.
Apart from this technology, the C2 is expected to reach its e-ink keypad which can help you get the keyboard to fold. It is designed to provide a 2MP camera with Carl Zeiss lens as well.
However, details such as specifications and the date of the public came later.
Monday, May 10, 2010
Official Camera Phone Nokia N8 12MP
Nokia announced the launch of the 12MP camera phone N8. The latest smartphone comes with elegant and convincing evidence.
Nokia highlights the N8 12MP camera that you can hypnotize with her Nice entries as the Carl Zeiss lens and a Xenon flash and editing movies in HD quality. Otherwise, you can enjoy HD-quality video with Dolby Digital Plus and can access multiple Web services like CNN and National Geographic TV Channels. You can even access the Ovi Store for local web content.
N8 12MP camera phone the users can update the status, location and photos and watch live feeds from social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. There is also the global free Ovi Maps for walking and driving navigation.
This Symbian-powered device supports 3 ^ sign, such as multi-touch scrolling film and a pinch zoom. You can even create multiple customizable home screens loaded with applications and widgets. The aid architecture in its graphics performance. With the fastest smartphone software, managing the memory is also remarkable.
Nokia also introduced a new software development environment called Qt to develop once and Symbian applications and other software platforms simplify implementation.
The handset Nokia N8 should be available in certain markets in the third quarter of 2010. And the price could be maintained at 370 euros (approx Rs. 21.897).
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Motorola MT820 Again With Chinese 3G
People have discovered new Motorola MT820 to be published in the Chinese 3G in China.
According to the datasheet, the MT820 comes with the form factor MOTO MING with a transparent overlay on the touch screen. There is also a brother of the lineup. However, it is not clear to the geeks. The next device that it suspects may be ZN4 Motorola.
It is said that the two series, including the Motorola MT820 with the Chinese 3G (TD-SCDMA). The sets will also have features like the microSD card slot and a secondary video call camera.
The MT820 will work with Android and decorate top MOTO BLUR. A 1140mAh Li-Ion battery BN70 will be there.
However, people say that the design of the photo leak is different than the last, which appeared last week. Thus, the recent recording a new prototype for other regions.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Samsung Exec Smartphone launched in U. S. Cellular
Samsung launched the SCH-i225 smartphone Exec together with U. S. Cellular. The new handset looks like a smartphone with hordes of functions.
Samsung SCH-i225 smartphone sports smart manufacturing Exec is the Windows Mobile 6.5 OS. Apart from this, other features associated with this smartphone, ActiveSync Microsoft Office Outlook for mailings without interruption, PowerPoint Mobile and Word Mobile, Windows Mobile Device Center to sync music, photos and videos, and Windows Live Messenger SMS and MMS.
It is a beautiful set that the need for social networks and web browsing may be adequate if there is a high-speed Internet browser HTML and a full QWERTY keyboard, with the SCH-i225 expansive exec. In addition, the social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and Flickr user maintains a busy all the time.
"Many of our customers are multi-tasking smartphone who want to help them do their job even if not at the office," said Ed Perez, vice president of marketing and sales for U.S. Cellular.
"The Exec delivers on this need and, most importantly, keep in touch with family and friends," he added.
For photo enthusiasts, there is also a 2 megapixel camera with camcorder, stereo. Stereo Bluetooth, integrated music player, optional external memory up to 32GB, Adobe Reader LE 2.5, calendar, alarm, birthday reminders, tasks and other functions are needed for this device.