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TV on your mobile again, but this time it's DVB-H. Presenting the Nokia N92!
Nokia have announced the N92, the first integrated DVB-H mobile device in the Nokia Nseries range for watching broadcast TV programs. The Nokia N92 will offer easy access to TV programs without having to sit in front of a television set. Availability is expected for mid-2006. Read on...
NMC News: Three New N-Series Devices
Three new phones have been announced by Nokia. The N71 is the all-round multimedia device, with FM Radio, MP3 and audio support; the N80 is a slider phone with WiFi support; and the N92 is a TV focussed device, with DVB-H support and a QVGA screen. See below for details.
Laser keyboard at dawn
Thomas Boys draws the curtains and gets personal with the iTech Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard, with keys drawn by lasers. Don your dark glasses now and read the review.Cracking FCC Filing Reveals Nokia's Gromit
The American FCC, which approves telecommunications devices, is one of the greatest leaks of new phones, and this time, the Nokia RM-67(N71-1), possibly codenamed "Gromit" after the beloved claymation dog (Update: we're told Gromit is the N90). With references to both flip modes, and a slider feature, there's hints of both the N71 and the N80 in the posted User's Manual. We'll probably see these models announced at next week's Nokia Mobility Conference, where All About Symbian will be reporting live from the exhibiton floor.Four FOMA DoCoMo Symbian OS phones announced
DoCoMo has recently unveiled it's new 902i Series of phones. Today Symbian announced that four of these six phones, the D902i (Mitsubishi), the F902i (Fujitsu), the SH902i (Sharp) and the SO902i (Sony Ericsson) are powered by Symbian OS. Features across the range include memory card expansion and multi-megapixel cameras.Small, sleek and (almost) perfectly formed
Steve presents a long term review of the Nokia 9300 'smartphone'. How has it been working out in the real world? Major like: the overall size. Major dislike: still can't get used to that joystick.Nokia China announce N6708 UIQ Phone
Nokia China have announced the N6708 - a UIQ touchscreen phone. The phone features a 1.3 MP camera, a mini SD expansion card slot, a Chinese localised Office application, and runs Symbian 7 and UIQ 2.1. This phone is expected to be only available in the Chinese market where data input is eased by the use of handwriting reognition. The N6708 is an ODM (rebranded) version of the BenQ P31. The specifications are the same as the BenQ 31, but there have been several software tweaks. There are some pictures of the device here from Zol.com.Ewan's 30 minutes with the P990
Ewan gives his impressions after 30 minutes poring over the upcoming Sony Ericsson P990 at the Smartphone Show. Summary: a genuine flagship smartphone.Autumn is Here, Time For Conkers
Chris Heathcote describes it as "The Future of Mobile Gaming," and who are we to argue? Series 60 Conkers has to be one of the greatest game ideas yet, and turns any device (in Chris case a 6630) into the gaming platform for the season... "the next generation of tangible physical locative mobile play" is here. And when all the conkers are finished, the extreme mode kicks in. Nice one Chris, but I need to check my insurance first for the latter.N-Gage Accessory Store Opens for Europe
N-Gage users in Italy, France, Spain, Germany and the UK can take advantage of Nokia's new online N-Gage Store to purchase the accessories announced at E3. The range includes the N-Gage QD Dual Sim pack, Bluetooth handsfree unit and the Snap-on Speaker. We'll review the accessories in the near future.Search News Stories
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