7650i to be announced on Monday

[quote="Franco74"]ooohhh, man:
I�ve heared those rumours for so long, now.
I dont�t think that nokia will release a 7650i.
who will buy the big and ugly 3650 then??? :-?[/quote]

Easy, ppl who dont have enough money to buy the 7650i , thats why its called a youth phone!

[quote="Franco74"]BUT IF SO, and if released with BT-audio for headset and car, MMC-slot, trialband, wap2.0/ xhtml-browser and maybe better camera, it�ll be definately the best phone on the world. nobody will need UMTS then... 😃
i won�t go for UMTS just becuse of about 128kbit/sec instead of the 43kbit/sec with HSCSD!!![/quote]

43kbit/sec HSCSD theoretically, not practically!

so let�s wait and see until next week

Franco74&quot wrote:
btw: in germany, nokia has sold about 200.000 devices of 7650 - it�ll be another slap in the customers face to release an upgrated model.
it�l be good customer-service to sell all the new features within a small upgrading-fee in the NSCs - but I think nokia will never gonna learn that :evil:

So I guess just because you bought a Pentium 4 with 2.0 GHz that Intel is not allowed to release a 2.7GHZ after 3 months?

😃 3650
First impression, keyboard sucks.

more pics to follow.. sometime tonite.
must test more.

[quote="JyriK"]😃 3650
First impression, keyboard sucks.

more pics to follow.. sometime tonite.
must test more.[/quote]

First thought.. 3650 - lucky fellow 😉

[quote="JyriK"]😃 3650
First impression, keyboard sucks.
[/quote]

Well everyone says this, so why did Nokia come up with this design?

Will they see sense and change it to something cheaper and more useable?

Yeah, maybe someone could like it, but I dont and wont.
But the camera resolution is better & colour is better.
Maybe I can have my CCD changed 😃 *Hoping*
I will post tomorrow some comparison shots, so you can see it for yourself.
There is no video recording soft on this phone, only playback soft..
So I can not test it.
Otherwise feels like a lot like 7650.
Only thing I instantly liked was the SD memory card ( 64mb) on this phone,
room for 1156 pictures 😃
Great. That I will miss.

Few more pics as promised.
Sorry about those smudgy pics, Had fingerprints all over the "lens" (plastic cover 😊 )

[quote="JyriK"]But the camera resolution is better & colour is better.[/quote]

Are you sure about the resolution? As far as I know, resolution is the same 640x480, but focal length of the lens has been reduced to 2,8 mm from F=3,5 mm in the 7650. This should improve image quality noticeably.

Only thing I instantly liked was the SD memory card ( 64mb) on this phone,
room for 1156 pictures 😃

Are you sure it was an SD slot? I think that in September 2002 there was still an MMC slot and it was placed under the battery cover. That is not very nice, if you want to switch memory cards without turning power off.

can u tell me what is the F=3.5 and F=2.8 means ????

According to specification it uses 3V MMC-Cards, but aren't SD/MMC cards compatible? Or are just SD-card-slots downward compatible?

Yes, you cant change the card without taking the battery out. 😞
It is under that, as well as sim card, The battery is new design also,
*really small* is all I can say about it. 😃
OK, I cant say which the card was MMC or SD, I thought it was SD, but not sure. Could have been MMC. To me they look the same, whats the visible difference?
Yes, I talked about resolution, but meant quality, could be that focal lenght is change bur tried to put it on laymans terms 😃
Sorry to have confused you all 😊
In pictures the blurriness around the edges is gone, and colours are better/truer.
But now I gotta get some sleep at last.

more info about focal lenght or here

Yes, there will be a new phone announced monday.
But, its not likely be a 7650i, sorry. (But I wish)
Just Communicator series

Nothing confirmed though..

[quote="JyriK"]Yes, there will be a new phone announced monday.[/quote]

According to rumours and many financial analysts, three (3) Nokia phones with colour displays are expected to be released on Monday.

Attached is a picture of the Nokia portfolio of colour display phones for 2002 that was shown during the last financial interim report of Nokia.

One of these phones is expected to be the new Communicator with GPRS support (finally!). Other ones have been rumoured to be 7650i and 6100.

Of course, these are still only rumours and speculation.

Wheres the anouncment!
I can hardly wait!
😃

[quote="willbrady"]Wheres the anouncment!
I can hardly wait!
😃[/quote]

i just saw my friend's email (her mailbox not mine) this afternoon

and there are 4 nokia phones
1. 6100
2. 5100 like a candy
3. 7250 a bit like 7210 but more square with camera
4. a white folded phone i think it was the new communicator

i try to call my friend and get the pictures tommorow or maybe tonight

Nokia are doing a webcast at 13:00 CET. So a few more hours to go unless someone leaks something 😉

[quote="Pichu"]
i just saw my friend's email (her mailbox not mine) this afternoon

and there are 4 nokia phones
1. 6100
2. 5100 like a candy
3. 7250 a bit like 7210 but more square with camera
4. a white folded phone i think it was the new communicator
[/quote]

hmm, 6100 as seen on previews is quite boring...
5100 like a candy??? they�d better release a phone like a candle - for a feminine target-group :black:
wow, 7250 - sounds interesting... any details?
aha, new communicator: I know a lot of ppl whow first bought 9210, then after a few month, they bought 9210i - well, let�s see if they are willing to buy another device 😉

As i stated before, (and alotta people did) its kinda like this:

Its pretty much a cycle:

Company A releases nifty product
People like nifty product
People buy nifty product
Company B releases a better product
People like better product
People buy better product
Company A has three new products coming
Company B has a couple new products
People confused?
People log on the net
People open www.allaboutsymbian.com
They chat in the forums and learn more about both products
People save money and buy one of the product (or two with spare change)

SO the cycle goes on, with the first steps not necessary, (they were the beginning)

I think if we keep getting bugged about not having the best device on block it'll never finish, as the company is satisfied with "people buying" sp it'll keep releasing. You should buy what suits you and meets your needs.

I've got my eyes on the webcast and allaboutsymbian will be bringing the news hot off the press 😊

[quote="Rafe"]I've got my eyes on the webcast and allaboutsymbian will be bringing the news hot off the press 😊[/quote]

Okay, btw. where can i have a look @ the webcast?? Any link? Do provide. Thanks. 😉

Webcast at http://www.nokia.com/nmic/press.html

Buts its not looking good... for 7650 users There's a press release with no mention of a new 7650. Looks like tghe 6800 might be the new communicator.

[quote="Nokia"]
Nokia launches 9 new products at Nokia Mobile Internet Conference in Munich

(November 04, 2002)

Strong support for high-quality color and MMS, as well as innovative new enhancements

Nokia today introduced the latest additions to its strong portfolio of phones, with high-quality color displays, Java (TM) and multimedia messaging (MMS) support in the active, classic, fashion and premium categories, as well as a mobile entry phone, a new messaging device, and three new mobile enhancements. Nokia also announced its intention to bring mobility to the games industry.

Nokia will bring mobility to the games industry by offering console quality games for a new mobile game deck product category. The rich games will be distributed on memory cards. Mobile gaming interactivity will reach new levels together with game optimized mobile devices that offer consumers a truly rich, interactive mobile gaming experience. Nokia will introduce the first game optimized product in the mobile game deck category, the
Nokia N-GageTM mobile game deck, together with branded game titles from top games publishers and developers in February 2003.

New messaging device and five phones for a wide range of consumers

The Nokia 6800, with its innovative design, is the first messaging device optimized for efficient text input. Mobile professionals can take advantage of its easy-to-use full keyboard for personal information management and messaging or otherwise inputting text. The Nokia 6800 also comes with a high-quality color display, SyncML support, email support, a stereo FM radio, as well as Java and MMS support.** The dual band Nokia 6800 is expected to start shipping in the first quarter 2003 in Europe, Africa and Asia.

The Nokia 7250 is a svelte fashion phone with an integrated CIF camera. Boasting a full color display, support for MMS** and Java, the Nokia 7250 also incorporates a stereo FM radio and tri-band functionality. The Nokia 7250 is expected to start shipping in the first quarter 2003 globally.

The Nokia 6100 phone, the world�s smallest and lightest GPRS, MMS** phone with color display, has a slim, streamlined shape with a wide complement of features. It is a tri-band mobile phone functioning around the globe wherever GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900 networks are available. The Nokia 6100 phone is expected to start shipping before the end of 2002.

Reflecting today�s trends in bold yet functional active lifestyle attire, the Nokia 5100 combines wearability and durability with tri-band functionality (EGSM 900/GSM 1800/1900) The Nokia 5100 phone also includes a full color display, Java and MMS functionality**, wrapped in a modern design created to inspire people with an active leisure lifestyle. Shipments are scheduled to begin globally in the first quarter 2003.

The Nokia 8910i links genuine materials with functionality and elegance in inspired ways, thereby continuing the successful design path of its predecessors. Offering MMS**, Java, Bluetooth wireless technology, HSCSD and GPRS, the sleek titanium-cased Nokia 8910i is clearly a premium phone in a class of its own. Deliveries of the Nokia 8910i (EGSM 900/1800) are expected to start in the first quarter 2003 in European, African and Asian markets.

The Nokia 2100 is the first mobile entry product, an affordable and easy-to-use mobile phone for voice and text messaging to cater to first time users in low mobile penetration markets in Europe, Africa and Asia Pacific. The Nokia 2100 is expected to be commercially available during the first quarter of 2003 in Europe, Africa and Asia Pacific.

Developers interested in creating software applications Nokia phones can source product specifications, get technical assistance and download tools from Forum Nokia, Nokia's global developer program, at http://www.Forum.Nokia.com.



Innovative mobile enhancements

The Nokia Observation Camera is a unique stand-alone imaging device that allows users to request and receive information remotely. This can be done by simply sending a text message to the Observation Camera, which may be installed in various places. When the Observation Camera receives the request message, it takes an image and sends it to the mobile phone number or an e-mail address defined in the message. The images are sent as an MMS.** The Nokia Observation Camera operates within the GSM 900/1800 network coverage area in GPRS environment and is expected to start shipping in the second quarter, 2003. It will be available in Europe, Africa and Asia.

The Nokia Camera Headset HS-1C is a combined easy-to-wear digital camera and headset enhancement for compatible Nokia phone models with the Nokia Pop-PortTM interface connector.* The Camera Headset enables users to take digital images and send them as MMS with text, image, and/or audio content.** The Camera Headset will start shipping globally in December 2002.

The Nokia Music Stand enhancement allows the Nokia 7250 phone�s built-in radio to be played through high-quality stereo speakers, simply by placing the Nokia 7250 into the stand. The Nokia Music Stand also works with the Nokia 6800 via its Pop-Port connector. It will be available in the first quarter 2003 globally.

About Nokia Mobile Internet Conference
The Nokia Mobile Internet Conference is an annual event bringing together developers, content provides and network operators to showcase the latest developments in mobile communications and innovative mobile services. For more information, please visit http://www.nokia.com/nmic/

About Nokia
Nokia is the world leader in mobile communications. Backed by its experience, innovation, user-friendliness and reliable solutions, the company has become the leading supplier of mobile phones and a leading supplier of mobile, fixed broadband and IP networks. By adding mobility to the Internet Nokia creates new opportunities for companies and further enriches the daily lives of people. Nokia is a broadly held company with listings on six major exchanges.

For more information on the Nokia Mobile Internet Conference press conference and to listen via audiocast, please visit www.nokia.com/nmic/press.html.

Further information:

Nokia Mobile Phones
Communications
Tel: +358 7180 08000
E-mail: [email protected]

www.nokia.com

Please see related press releases at:
http://press.nokia.com/pressreleases.html
[/quote]

:cry:

Some very nice sounding phones though. I like the super thin MMS handset and the camera laden 7250. Shame about the 7650 / 9210 though.

Nokia launches 9 new products at Nokia Mobile Internet Conference in Munich

Strong support for high-quality color and MMS, as well as innovative new enhancements

Nokia today introduced the latest additions to its strong portfolio of phones, with high-quality color displays, Java (TM) and multimedia messaging (MMS) support in the active, classic, fashion and premium categories, as well as a mobile entry phone, a new messaging device, and three new mobile enhancements. Nokia also announced its intention to bring mobility to the games industry.

Nokia will bring mobility to the games industry by offering console quality games for a new mobile game deck product category. The rich games will be distributed on memory cards. Mobile gaming interactivity will reach new levels together with game optimized mobile devices that offer consumers a truly rich, interactive mobile gaming experience. Nokia will introduce the first game optimized product in the mobile game deck category, the
Nokia N-GageTM mobile game deck, together with branded game titles from top games publishers and developers in February 2003.

New messaging device and five phones for a wide range of consumers

The Nokia 6800, with its innovative design, is the first messaging device optimized for efficient text input. Mobile professionals can take advantage of its easy-to-use full keyboard for personal information management and messaging or otherwise inputting text. The Nokia 6800 also comes with a high-quality color display, SyncML support, email support, a stereo FM radio, as well as Java and MMS support.** The dual band Nokia 6800 is expected to start shipping in the first quarter 2003 in Europe, Africa and Asia.

The Nokia 7250 is a svelte fashion phone with an integrated CIF camera. Boasting a full color display, support for MMS** and Java, the Nokia 7250 also incorporates a stereo FM radio and tri-band functionality. The Nokia 7250 is expected to start shipping in the first quarter 2003 globally.

The Nokia 6100 phone, the world’s smallest and lightest GPRS, MMS** phone with color display, has a slim, streamlined shape with a wide complement of features. It is a tri-band mobile phone functioning around the globe wherever GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900 networks are available. The Nokia 6100 phone is expected to start shipping before the end of 2002.

Reflecting today’s trends in bold yet functional active lifestyle attire, the Nokia 5100 combines wearability and durability with tri-band functionality (EGSM 900/GSM 1800/1900) The Nokia 5100 phone also includes a full color display, Java and MMS functionality**, wrapped in a modern design created to inspire people with an active leisure lifestyle. Shipments are scheduled to begin globally in the first quarter 2003.

The Nokia 8910i links genuine materials with functionality and elegance in inspired ways, thereby continuing the successful design path of its predecessors. Offering MMS**, Java, Bluetooth wireless technology, HSCSD and GPRS, the sleek titanium-cased Nokia 8910i is clearly a premium phone in a class of its own. Deliveries of the Nokia 8910i (EGSM 900/1800) are expected to start in the first quarter 2003 in European, African and Asian markets.

The Nokia 2100 is the first mobile entry product, an affordable and easy-to-use mobile phone for voice and text messaging to cater to first time users in low mobile penetration markets in Europe, Africa and Asia Pacific. The Nokia 2100 is expected to be commercially available during the first quarter of 2003 in Europe, Africa and Asia Pacific.

Developers interested in creating software applications Nokia phones can source product specifications, get technical assistance and download tools from Forum Nokia, Nokia's global developer program, at http://www.Forum.Nokia.com.



Innovative mobile enhancements

The Nokia Observation Camera is a unique stand-alone imaging device that allows users to request and receive information remotely. This can be done by simply sending a text message to the Observation Camera, which may be installed in various places. When the Observation Camera receives the request message, it takes an image and sends it to the mobile phone number or an e-mail address defined in the message. The images are sent as an MMS.** The Nokia Observation Camera operates within the GSM 900/1800 network coverage area in GPRS environment and is expected to start shipping in the second quarter, 2003. It will be available in Europe, Africa and Asia.

The Nokia Camera Headset HS-1C is a combined easy-to-wear digital camera and headset enhancement for compatible Nokia phone models with the Nokia Pop-PortTM interface connector.* The Camera Headset enables users to take digital images and send them as MMS with text, image, and/or audio content.** The Camera Headset will start shipping globally in December 2002.

The Nokia Music Stand enhancement allows the Nokia 7250 phone’s built-in radio to be played through high-quality stereo speakers, simply by placing the Nokia 7250 into the stand. The Nokia Music Stand also works with the Nokia 6800 via its Pop-Port connector. It will be available in the first quarter 2003 globally.

About Nokia Mobile Internet Conference
The Nokia Mobile Internet Conference is an annual event bringing together developers, content provides and network operators to showcase the latest developments in mobile communications and innovative mobile services. For more information, please visit http://www.nokia.com/nmic/

About Nokia
Nokia is the world leader in mobile communications. Backed by its experience, innovation, user-friendliness and reliable solutions, the company has become the leading supplier of mobile phones and a leading supplier of mobile, fixed broadband and IP networks. By adding mobility to the Internet Nokia creates new opportunities for companies and further enriches the daily lives of people. Nokia is a broadly held company with listings on six major exchanges.

For more information on the Nokia Mobile Internet Conference press conference and to listen via audiocast, please visit www.nokia.com/nmic/press.html.

Any images of the mentioned devices?

Images at: http://www.nokia.com/press/nps_photo_archive/main/1,26336,hot_topics,00.html

How 6800 can be the new communicator. With a little screen like that!!!

Enjoy

Any info about how much mem there is on 7250 and also if you could use memory sticks?

WTF all the products will be released in the 1st quarter of 2003

argghhh

hey hey

bout the nokia 6800 the menu screenshot is based on Series 40 not series 60

hahahah 7650 and 3650 still better we can install sis files hahahahah

i think the best from all is the N-Gage and if the 6800 is series 69 it's the best one

and how bout the Nokia 2100 where is the pictures ?????

:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

Yeah exactly rgith this site has you weel trained.... 😊

Symbian OS based = good
Nokia OS based = bad

Hmm even All About Symbian is that biased 😉

That said because they're not Symbian they dont have the expandability / flexibility so I'm not really interested...

The feeling that all these phones give me is that they are a bit sop gap-ish. There isn't anything really amazing. Not in the way the 7650 and 9210 were.

We know that there should be Symbain handsets before the end of the year (14 phones, 4 UI's, 4 months I think it was). Come on SonyErisson, Motorola, Siemens, Panasonic et al...

strange phones I must say...

I wonder why 6800 is not based on series 60???
7250 could be interesting, but only with SD/ MMC...
N-gage looks very big - must be a lot of features in there?

:cry: hmm, no 7650i and no communicator with GPRS/ MMC