Nokia N86

Nokia’s trying to make a big deal today about the fact that the N86 8MP will be coming to Nokia’s US flagship stores in New York and Chicago along with nokiausa.com in the “coming weeks,” but in light of the company’s recent North American strategy shift, the US availability of the N85, and the handling of the N97 launch, we’d be far more surprised if it wasn’t coming. As for pricing, you’re going to be looking at $558 out the door — an oddball price, to be sure, but considering that you’re getting arguably the best S60 3.2 device ever conceived, it seems within the realm of reason (and you’ll be able to get it through third-party retailers for considerably less, we’d wager). Who’s in?

Nokia Surge

We’ve known about Nokia’s so-called  Surge for  months now, but at long last, AT&T has done its duty by making things official and giving us a price and release date to consider. The Symbian S60-based smartphone is aimed squarely at social media freaks, boasting a full QWERTY keyboard, a browser with Flash support ( imagine that, right?), a pre-installed JuiceCaster app for easily updating your Facebook / Twitter status and a price tag that’s sure to turn heads. Read the rest of this entry »

After 3GS iPhone, Nokia N97, mobile market is still waiting for another series like Sony Ericsson Satio, HD Samsung Omnia, Nokia E72.

Sony Ericsson Satio was worth waiting in year 2008. It is the first touchphone of Japan – Sweden manufacturer, runs on S60 OS version 5. Satio with 12 Megapixel camera, Xenon flash support, high resolution  display of HD 16:9 movie. Phone equipped with a series of connected peak, 3D gaming. Products expected to be presented in October. Read the rest of this entry »

It is not “iPhone killer” as we expected, but Nokia N97 is a competitor against to Apple, at least its remarkable feature than iPhone

Nokia participated to the touchscreen “banquet” rather late – later than other manufacturers one year. But Nokia will let users waste time to wait. Read the rest of this entry »

Inheritate models of E71, but the business business new Nokia E72 property for the button to navigate, fast and 5 Megapixel camera.

After the success with E71, Nokia continues to introduce users to the new upgrade. E72 almost inheritate features, style, but add some equipement are more advanced. Read the rest of this entry »

Ever since it became public that the N97 won’t pack as much power under the hood, Nokia’s flagship device doesn’t seem that attractive. It is however a great phone which will get lots of attention and probably lots of buyers. That’s probably what Nokia is thinking since it has created a dedicated landing page for the N97. The website is interactive and it will show you what the N97 is all about. And just in case you decide to get one you can pre-order your own N97 for the special price of $699.

The wait is over folks, the long overdue E71x is here at last.  Interested businessmen can head right over to AT&T website to order one for a throwaway price of just $99.99, which is a 100 bucks lesser than what was rumored and a great deal even if it’s on a two-year contract after a $50 mail-in rebate considering its full metal body and its all-business demeanor running Symbian S60 ver3.2, HSDPA/3G support, WiFi, a full QWERTY keypad, Bluetooth, and GPS.  There’s even a 3.2 megapixel camera for snapping up memories on your next office outing.  Hop over to AT&T to get yours.

While the N96’s kickstand was just a bit of plastic to prop the handset up when displaying pictures or videos, the N86’s kickstand’s is in a different league altogether. The stand can be assigned to open up any application installed on the N86 when it is kicked out. So if you want a video player to launch every time you pop up the kickstand, you can do just that. Now, how cool is that? Just goes to show that it’s innovation like this that puts Nokia right above other manufacturers.