SpazioCellulare segnala il primo unboxing del nuovo Nokia N85 realizzato dal blogger di Nseries Workshop, il blog ufficiale del sito della Nseries…
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DailyMobile segnala la recensione del nuovo Nokia 5800 effettuata da Mobile-review…
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Symbianplanet segnala la disponibilità di un nuovo aggiornamento per il grande Communicator di Nokia…E90 v300.34.84
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The world is full of urban myths around mobile phones. I even did this blog post about it, trying to debunk some of them. There’s one urban myth, however, that seems to keep cropping up again and again and again. It also happens to be the one that gets on my wick more than any other: the oft-debunked idea that you can cook an egg using mobile phones.
Annoying news, now, for anyone who’s been waiting to get hold of the Nokia 5800 Xpress. According to Pocket Lint, the new touchscreen mobile phone, Nokia’s first mainstream touchscreen device, has been delayed, and won’t be seen on these shores till 2009.
That’s annoying.
Much has been made, recently, of the brand new T Mobile G1, the first phone in history to be built around Google Android and how it will change the world of mobile phones. Equally, there’s been loads of talk this year about the iPhone, and how it will, yes, change the world of mobile phones.
But then, there’s a third player, and unusually (and refreshingly), this one isn’t saying it’s going to change the world of mobile phones.
You would’ve had to have been living under a very big and heavy rock not to be aware of the launch of the T Mobile G1, the very first mobile phone ever powered by Google Android. However, very few people have actually had the chance to play with one.
Well, it’s not the real thing in the flesh, but now everyday folks like me and you can have a muck around with it, virtually, online, as T Mobile have put up a T-Mobile-G1-stylee-emulator-thing, to let people fiddle with the menus, and see how it works.
Mobinaute ha effettuato una prova del nuovo Nokia 5800 XpressMusic…3G, A-GPS e interface S60
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Its been a couple days since the announcement of the XpressMusic 5800 and I have been thinking, if this is the mid range device, then what does Nokia have planned for its high end touch enabled device. Lets start with a list of possible improvements.
Come sarà il nuovo Communicator di Nokia? MobileMag riporta un’immagine del concept…sicuramente ha tutte le caratteristiche ”reali” e non dovrebbe essere molto ”diverso” dal ”pensiero” …vista la concorrenza (iPhone, Omnia, HTC,Google) e l’attuale touchscreen del nuovo Nokia 5800
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Fonte:MobileMag
We’ve been waiting patiently for what seems like 3 years for it to be officially unveiled, but last night, the wraps finally came off the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, that touchscreen Nokia that’s been known to us all throughout its development as the Tube.
You know the one. Batman had one…
The Nokia XpressMusic 5800 is indeed a touch device, but that doesnt mean that it has to have a mundane inputting method for text, email, etc. The 5800 supports 4 methods:
Crocodile DunDee will explain the rest, Enjoy!