Wednesday, January 19, 2011

s40 Theme: Simply Elegante

Nokia Series 40 Themes Download
One of those beautiful and elegant themes that is on the verge of being sexy with a girls phone.

Monday, January 17, 2011

Nokia C7-00 vs Nokia C6-01

Nokia C6-01 Specs: The Nokia C6-01 is a compact smartphone with a 3.2 inch glass touchscreen display, that has pinch to zoom and flick to scroll on web pages. There are three customisable home screens, as well as the option to add widgets and icons. It has integrated GPS, A-GPS and Ovi Maps with free car and pedestrian navigation. There is an 8 megapixel camera with dual LED flash and face recognition. There is a Nokia music player and mono IHF speaker as well as Stereo FM radio. This Quad band phone has a battery life of up to 12 hours of talktime or 420 hours on standby.

Nokia C7 Specs: The Nokia C7 is a sleek Symbian^3 phone with a 3.5 inch AMOLED display made of toughened glass and a full QWERTY keyboard which supports pinch to zoom and social networking. There is an 8 megapixel camera with dual LED flash, auto-exposure, red-eye reduction and auto-timer. It also has an HD video recorder, On Demand Web TV and A-GPS. There is a music player and a stereo FM RDS radio. This phone has a battery which allows up to 9.6 hours of talktime, 2 days of music playback or 23 days on standby.

Nokia (no longer) comes with music

The world's top cellphone maker, Nokia, is ending its bundling of free music downloads with cellphones in 27 countries.

Nokia will continue to sell phones with 12-month subscription to free music downloads in China, India and Indonesia and with 6-month subscriptions in Brazil, Turkey and South Africa.

Nokia unveiled the service in late 2008 in Britain -- seen as a test market for new mobile services in Europe -- but has lacked operator support and failed to attract many customers.

Reasons behind the lacklustre performance include use of older supporting handsets for the product at its launch, digital rights management (DRM) software that tied downloaded music to the device and a difficult to understand product offering.

Besides, no one wants to buy music these since it's available for free online although it's illegal.

DRM software limits sharing of songs between different devices. Consumers with the free music bundle in the 27 countries where the sale of the service have stopped will continue to have access until their subscriptions run out.

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