Nokia N95 is a Nseries Smart Phone which is based on S60 Platform (which is a set of libraries for smart phones consisting of libraries, multimedia player etc) and Symbian OS Operating system (this OS is designed for Mobile Devices).
Being a smart phone and loaded with software it makes it unique among all the N series.
It can be described as phone which gives you 5 Mega Pixel camera, DVD Quality Footage, browsing and GPS mapping. It can be called as complete phone with just one glitch , though its a twin slider the design is not a ground breaking one।

Features of Nokia N95
Integrated GPS System.
5 Mega pixel Camera.
HSDPA technology gives you a download speed of 3.6 Megabits per second.
3.5 G technology
Video Recording Nearly DVD quality.
2.6 inch Horizontal wide screen for watching videos and Maps.
Supports MP3, WMA, RealAudio, SP-MIDI, AAC+, eAAC+, MIDI, AMR, M4A, True Tones formats
USB 2.0 and Bluetooh 2.0 support
Hardware accelerated PowerVR 3D graphics which makes graphics go high.
160 MB memory inbuilt and microSD memory Slot.

Dimension:
99 x 53 x 21 mm
Weight 120 g
Volume 90 cc
Now that you know most of the features, lets see the dark and bright side of the N95 model.

The Positives of Nokia N95
Excellent Screen Size which allows clear views and positive for videos. In The age of “on Demand” Internet this can be a boost.
Amazing Sound Clarity which takes up signals in elevators also.
DVD quality video recording.
Being a 5 Mega Pixel Camera gives yo the best of imaging in mobile phones. The phone comes with lifeblog software , which is in all NSeries, which allows you to upload photos to flickr
Listening Music is a different experience with N95. The Sound quality is stable and rich. It doesn’t sound loud as other phones.
Wi-Fi is give a huge support on N95। Thus allowing to connect to any hot spot. Even Voice Over Ip Support rocks.


The Negatives of Nokia N95
The phone is little heavy in terms of software. The applications are reported to hang more often.
Inbuilt memory is too less according to me. It should have come with much higher memory support keeping in mind the applications that run on it.
The Battery along with this phone doesn’t even last a day. Thats a big down for this super smart phone.
The design is not that attractive, Its more like a box design though its a 2 slider phone.
This phone is good but then it’s not for everybody. You might have to think before buying it specially because of the battery aspect

Nokia E61i

Nokia E61i

The Nokia E61i is the third new E-Series handset announced at 3GSM this year . The E-Series is Nokia's business targeted handset vertical and the phones ship with more mobile email and productivity apps than the multimedia-centric N-Series. The E61i is an update to the E61, a"BlackBerry Killer" .

Features of the E61i include:

• Quad band GSM, WCDMA 2100 and WiFi (WLAN)


• Updated keyboard with One Touch key


• Advanced attachment handling with on-device editing


• Corporate email support for Intellisync, Good, Exchange, Seven and BlackBerry Connect


• 2 megapixel camera


• Music and video player
• Volume: 97 cc
  Weight: 150 g
  Dimensions: 117 x 70 x 13.9 (/11.5) mm

Nokia will begin shipping the E61i in the second quarter of 2007.

Nokia 6110 Navigator

Nokia 6110 Navigator: A navigation-enabled mobile phone designed for the mass market. The Nokia 6110 Navigator brings together GPS (Global Positioning System) and AGPS (Assisted Global Positioning System) functionality with always-on mobile connectivity in a feature-rich, compact device. The Nokia 6110 Navigator is expected to begin shipping in the second quarter of 2007 with an estimated retail price of 450 Euro before subsidies or taxes.

The Nokia 6110 Navigator features full personal navigation experience with integrated maps, routing and navigation available with the click of the phone's one-touch Navigator key. With the Nokia 6110 Navigator, consumers can quickly and easily view their current location on the map, search for destinations, find specific routes, or locate services such as restaurants, hotels or shops that are nearby. Featuring full turn-by-turn 3D navigation, the Nokia 6110 Navigator suggests the best route to follow to reach a location by car or on foot. Clear instructions by voice guidance and turn arrows on a map ensure finding the fastest way to the destination.

The Nokia 6110 Navigator comes with a local map pre-installed on the memory card ready for immediate navigation. Additional maps and content - such as traffic information, weather services and travel guides - can be purchased online. Additional maps can be conveniently transferred to the phone by using the Nokia Map Manager application included.

The maps also show thousands of points of interest, such as restaurants, hotels, shops or other services nearby the location, including phone numbers and web addresses for calling and browsing directly with the phone. And, because the map's information is located in the mobile phone, it can be shared with family or friends with the touch of a button.

Moreover, the Nokia 6110 Navigator enables fast and seamless access to online information with HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) up to 3.6 Mbps. Emails can be handled in real time by push email, which also supports attachments as well as features a Message reader function to read aloud your emails.

The smart Nokia 6110 Navigator is an ideal tool for 3G multimedia, enabling real time video sharing and video calls, as well as a 2 megapixel camera with a dedicated capture key, panorama mode, and integrated flash. Video clips can be enjoyed with full screen view, and maps and images are clear and crisp to see on the large and bright 2.2" QVGA screen, offering up to 16 million colors. For extra protection, the camera lens is covered by a protection slide, keeping the images crystal clear.

The Nokia 6110 Navigator is Nokia's first dedicated smartphone aimed specifically towards the navigation market. This device is another example of the commitment Nokia has to location based experiences such as mapping, navigation and local search and joins the already announced Nokia N95 and Nokia E90 in Nokia's integrated GPS device portfolio.

Based on the world's leading smartphone software S60 on Symbian OS, the Nokia 6110 Navigator enables access to a wide range of S60 applications such as Mobile Search or S60 games for additional entertainment and productivity.

Key features of the Nokia 6110 Navigator include:

- Fully integrated GPS Navigation with one touch Navigator key

- Local map pre-installed on the memory card for immediate navigation

- HSDPA for fast web browsing and downloading

- WCDMA 2100 HSDPA, GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900

- 2 megapixel camera with integrated flash, 4x digital zoom and panorama mode

- Real-time video sharing and video calling

- 40 MB free internal memory

- Support of microSD memory card up to 2 GB

The Nokia 6110 Navigator phone offers a talk-time of up to 3.5 h (GSM) and 2.5 h (WCDMA), and a standby time of up to 11 days (GSM and WCDMA).

Also available for the Nokia 6110 Navigator is a range of enhancements including the Nokia Mobile Holder CR-48. Introduced at 3GSM, the Nokia Mobile Holder CR-48 is specially designed for the Nokia 6110 and keeps your phone securely in place in the car. Stylish and practical, the holder also charges the battery of the Nokia 6110 Navigator whenever the phone is placed in the holder.

Samsung Introduces Ultra Edition II Series

Samsung enhances its premium line-up with the launch of Ultra Edition II in 2007. The 2nd version of Ultra Edition are slimmer, more elegant in design and powerful in function. The Ultra Edition II portfolio comes in slim and refined design for each form factors. The Ultra Edition 10.9 (U600) and the Ultra Edition 12.1 (U700) slider phones; the metallic clamshell, the Ultra Edition 9.6 (U300); Ultra Edition 5.9 (U100) in candy bar, the world's slimmest phone.

Each of these offers advanced multimedia features such as 3 megapixel cameras, high-speed web connectivity, as well as superb audio capabilities with a digital power amp developed by Bang and Olufson. Samsung's Ultra Edition II also adopts Smart User Interface to provide maximum convenience and usability.

Ultra Edition 10.9 (U600) Specifications:

Standard - EDGE, GPRS Class 10 850/900/1800/1900 MHz

Camera - 3.2 Megapixel

Display - 262,144 TFT ( 2.2", 240x320)

Features - MP3/ACC/eAAC+/WMA; MMS/E-mail/JAVA/WAP 2.0; 64 Poly Ringtones, offline mode; Bluetooth 2.0; USB 2.0; Yahoo ready; Business Card Recognition; Smart Search/Smart Messaging

Memory - 60MB + microSD

Size - 103.2 x 49.3 x 10.9mm

Ultra Edition 12.1 (U700) Specifications:

Standard - HSDPA 3.6 Mbps, EDGE; 900/1800/1900 MHZ + 21.GHz

Camera - 3 Megapixel camera (AF) + VGA

Display - a 262,144K display ( 2.2", 240x320); MP3/ACC/eAAC+/WMA/WMDRM; MPEG4/H.263.Real; MMS/E-mail/JAVA/WAP 2.0; Bluetooth 2.0/USB 2.0 high-speed; wheel key interaction; background music play; full HTML browsing (NF 3.4); picture editing/Living World

Memory - 20MB + microSD

Size - 102.5 x 50 x 12.1 mm

Ultra Edition 9.6 (U300) Specifications:

Standard - EDGE, GPRS Class 10; 900/1800/1900 MHz

Camera - 3 Megapixel camera (flash x4)

Display - LCD 2.2" 240x320, 262K TFT, 96 x 16 gray OLED

Features - MP3/ACC/eAAC+/WMA/WMDRM; MPEG4/H.263; 64 Poly Ringtones; Bluetooth 2.0/USB 2.0 high-speed; Background music play; Document viewer/Offline Mode; Smart search/Smart messaging; BT Printing/uGo/TV Out/MyMenu/Mobile Tracker/Power SMS

Memory - 70MB

Ultra Edition 5.9 (U100) Specifications

Standard - EDGE, GPRS Class 10; 900/1800/1900 MHz

Camera - 3 Megapixel camera

Display - ( 1.93", 220x176); MP3/ACC/eAAC+/WMA; MPEG4/H.263; Background Music Play; Smart Search; Document Viewer / Offline Mode 64 Poly Ringtones; Bluetooth / USB 2.0; BT Printing / uGo / TV Out; My Menu / Mobile Tracker/Power SMS

Memory - 70MB

Size - 105.5 x 50 x 5.9 mm

Symbian Freeware

Software: A look at some Symbian freeware.

There's a lot of good software that you can buy if you've got a Symbian phone and bottomless pockets. But say you want some good quality freeware applications. Call it a Series 60 (third edition) freeware roundup...

Screenshot 2.5

This little utility needs no explanation. It's used to make dramatic screen captures. Install, open up, and use the Edit button + Joystick key to take a screenshot. Or use a couple other key combinations if you like. Either way, it's easy to use and it works.

smart2go

After Nokia "acquired" mapping software company gate5, everyone figured it was just a matter of time before the market saw some new Nokia GPS phones with the aforementioned company's integrated GPS applications pre-installed. So it was a bit of a surprise when Nokia turned around and released the software as a FREE standalone product with the capability of downloading maps for different states/regions/countries of the world. It wasn't exactly a totally nice-guy move by Nokia as there are some pay-to-use features in the software. But come on, would you want to pay to use your Nokia phone as an in-car GPS device?

Either way, it's win-win for everyone, so grab the software and the maploader.

Download Smart2Go S60 Third Edition Software
Download the MapLoader PC Software

DivX Player S60 3rd Editon

Sure, you can shell out 25 bucks for LonelyCatGames' SmartMovie playing video software. Or you can download the DivX Player for Series 60 Third Edition phones which is a completely functional freeware clone with no restrictions. And when I say clone, I mean looks, functionality, everything.

Whether it's even worth it to watch DivX files on your mobile phone is a completely different matter.

Java VNC

This isn't exactly a Symbian specific piece of software, but the open source VNC client is still pretty impressive considering Java is still the world's crappiest programming language. If you're running a VNC server, use this client to give yourself full control of your computer from anywhere you've got an mobile internet connection.

Download VNC Beta 3.02

Nokia Mobile Search

Nokia scores again with Nokia Mobile Search. Although 2/3 of the application is useless (do you really need a piece of software to search with yahoo or msn?), there's a really neat feature: you can search for anything in your notes, to-do lists, text messages, emails, calendar entries, and contacts. In other words, you can search for anything located in your phone. Pretty neat.

Download Nokia Mobile Search

Nokia E90 Communicator

Phone Preview: Nokia E90 Communicator

The E90 was announced way back when at the 3GSM conference, along with the E61i NokiaBerry and E65 slider. Even though it's tagged with the hip new Eseries model numbers, the E90 is still the same palm-top computer that it's always been, at least form-factor-wise. A phone on the outside, with a integrated keyboard and widescreen inside.

This newest Communicator has some pretty badass features though. Quad-band and 3G/WCDMA, WLAN/wi-fi, 3.2 megapixel camera, Symbian 9.2, HSDPA, integrated GPS, Bluetooth 2.0. Even that crappy FM radio is present. It's like Nokia just crammed in all their technologies from different phones into one handy little device.

The dual screens both support up to 16 million colors. While the outer phone screen is a standard 240x320 pixel display, the inner one has a 800x352 pixel resolution. Uh, a little wider than standard widescreen. Then again, I'm not exactly sure how well the E90 would fare with a Dvix/Xvid widescreen movie of that size. I have yet to find a phone that plays Xvid/Divx with a half decent amount of FPS.

Mr. E90's camera is indeed 3.2 megapixel, with flash and autofocus. Like many other higher-end models, there's a second crap camera for video calling.

There's also HSDPA on here, offering download speeds of up to 3.8 megabits per second. In the States, it looks like the ongoing battle between HSDPA and EV-DO will continue be ongoing.

The last notable feature of the E90 is the battery - the E90 uses a 1500 mAh BP-4L, which is not that impressive when you find out that it's good for only 5 hours of talk time.

The E90 is kind of smallish. It does have that annoying "brick" factor when used as a phone though.

Nokia 7373

The Nokia 7373 is a 2.0 megapixel camera phone which has a 180 degrees rotator design. It also supports WAP 2.0 for internet browsing and it is also JAVA enabled so you can download all those JAVA games anytime for added fun and entertainment.

Its internal memory can be expanded through microSD so you can store all those MP3's that can be played through its built-in stereo speakers. It also has a built-in handsfree device so you can talk while doing other things.

Expect the Nokia 7373 Special Edition to hit retailers sometime in April 2007.

Digital Camera

Perhaps one of the greatest invention in the 20st century is the digital camera. With its many outstanding features, novices in photography can produce great photos at less the effort. Not only does the digital camera provide convenience to photographers or those that are interested in the art but also savings to ordinary consumers.

There is no need to buy films or have the pictures developed in the darkroom or in the nearest developing center. One only need to click the camera, upload the files to a computer and print them out with a colored printer. Everything is so easy.

Of course, despite being so easy, there are things that one needs to know about digital cameras and digital photography. Here are some tips that will help you make the most out of your digital cameras and make the experience of digital photography truly memorable.

1. Know your camera

Without really studying the features that your digital camera has, how can you make the most out of it? Before using it, try to explore the different features of the gadget. Read the manual and take experimental shots. This will help you be familiar with the various parts of the camera. Doing it and trying it out will also help you remember the operations as opposed to just reading the text in the manual.

Reading the manual will also help you from pulling something that you should not be pulling. Often, gadgets like digital cameras get broken because owners do not allot any time to read the instructions in the manual especially the don'ts and the section where it teaches you how to take care of it.

2. Practice

There is nothing more educational than practice. Gadgets like digital cameras actually get broken not only because it is often used but also when it is not used at all. Do not keep it inside your cabinet, gathering dust. Shot away. Every chance you get, take a picture. This will help you get used to the feel of the camera and will also allow you to discover some of its many features.

3. Take care of your camera

Although it may seem a bit too much to always put it inside its case every time you are not using it or not putting it directly under the heat of the sun, digital cameras are delicate gadgets that need taking care of. Make sure that you always protect it and prevent it from hitting hard surfaces.

Sony Photo Digital Cameras

Sony is one of the best photo digital camera producers and this result is confirmed especially by their clients, who almost never complain regarding the product quality. Sony photo digital camera offer is wide ranging from 2 mega pixel cameras to over 8 mega pixel. In the following lines I will describe some Sony photo digital cameras characteristics with a variable price from several hundred dollars to over a thousand.

Cybershot DSC-T10 is a high performance Sony photo digital camera that is in many ways alike its predecessor the T30. What I like about it is the SteadyShot Optical Image Stabilizer that helps you take a decent shoot even in harsh conditions. Among its features I will point the 7.2 mega pixels, decent optical zoom 3x, Automatic focus and exposure, supports JPEG format, a movie mode with sound and 2.5 inch LCD. This Sony photo digital camera comes with 56 MB internal memory and Li-Ion battery.

Sony Alpha a100 is a true SLR (Single Lens Reflex), and if we are fair it is the first Sony photo digital camera real SLR. Many like to say that the A100 is the successor of the K-M Maxxum. Here are its specifications: an impressive 10 mega pixels, very nice lens Sony Alpha/Minolta A-Type. This Sony photo digital camera has image stabilization; it can switch between auto and manual focus and exposure, ISO 80 1600; it supports JPEG and RAW formats and has lithium ion battery.

CyberShot H5 is a Sony photo digital camera with an awesome 12x optical zoom and 7.2 MP sensors being one of the best offers on the market. It comes with a larger LCD of no more then 3.0 inch LCD which is really nice especially if you want to actually use de 12x optical zoom. Check the specifications: 7.2 mega pixels combined with a 12x optical and 2x digital zoom. The CyberShot H5 Sony photo digital camera has optical image stabilization and can turn from auto to manual focus or exposure, ISO 80 1000, it supports JPEG format and has a nice movie mode, 2AA batteries, a 3.0 inch LCD screen and a 32MB internal memory.

CyberShot T50 is one of those Sony photo digital cameras that won't stop selling, because they're good, affordable with a nice and attractive look. The Sony photo digital camera comes in 3 colors silver, black and red. Its sensor has 7.2 mega pixels, the screen is more then enough 3.0 inch LCD, and its optical image stabilization option is a life savior. It has 7.2 mega pixels, 3x optical zoom and a 2x digital zoom, an auto focus and exposure and it supports JPEG format. You can make movie with sound, ISO 80 1000, internal memory of 56 MB, Optical Image Stabilization and 3.0 LCD, and the batteries are also good lithium ion.

What You Need To Know About Bluetooth Headphones

Bluetooth headphones and accessories are one of the fastest growing trends in electronic technology today. Those little gadgets that fit snugly to the ear are fast becoming the hot piece of electronic equipment to own if you want to compete. This hands-free opportunity to communicate with other headphones, PDAs, laptops, and now, iPod technology makes it one of the fastest growing consumer purchases. Bluetooth headphones come in a variety of model and price ranges. For a moderate $40 dollars, you can purchase basic Bluetooth headphones with a standby time of up to 120 hours. This model is able to also receive calls while not attached to your ear, and has voice dial and regular dialing options.

For a little more, consumers can try the BlueTake GT400 G3 Bluetooth headphones. This one incorporates a sleek style in a nice shade of blue that offers an attractive alternative to other headsets. This one also offers a full line of accessories. Fans of Bluetooth headphones might also want to check out the VR-3 wireless cell phone speakerphone designed for a Bluetooth headphones set. For less than $50, this handy gadget can be used in your car. Another, larger speakerphone is also available for less than $75.

Moderately priced between $50 and $100 dollars, consumers may also opt to purchase Scosche wireless Bluetooth headphones, still less than $100. These Bluetooth headphones are a little more stylish than other models and come with a docking base system that can plug into your cigarette lighter. When you dock the Bluetooth headphones into the docking system, they immediately go to speakerphone mode. Moving on up the Bluetooth headphones models and price ranges, any fan of Bluetooth headphones may want to take a look at the I-Phono Plus Bluetooth headphones and Transmitter kit. This model enables wireless music listening capabilities. For less than $200, users are able to control play lists and listen to either music or incoming telephone calls with the easy flick of a switch. The kit does contain the Bluetooth headphones and a Bluetooth transmitter that will work with any stereo or audio equipment. Another choice for Bluetooth headphones, and one that still ranges below the $200 mark, is the Scosche Bluetooth headphones. These nifty gadgets have a flip down microphone and come with a full range of options and accessories as well.

Besides being the hottest selling item on many consumer electronic favorites listings, Bluetooth headphones and accessories will continue to ride the popularity wave. Newer models boasting additional options and capabilities continue to hit the market every few months. As prices come down, more and more people will be able to afford and enjoy such convenient technology. Be advised however, that bugs are still being worked out on several Bluetooth models, so make sure to do your research before you buy. Check out forums and feedback on various websites selling Bluetooth technology to learn more about particular models of Bluetooth headphones to make sure you purchase the one that best suits your wants and needs.

Nokia Cell Phone Browsers

Opera

Opera is a widely used cell phone browser. Opera's Small-Screen Rendering™ technology is great. With Small-Screen Rendering™, the page is reformatted to fit inside the screen width of your cell phone and eliminate the need for horizontal scrolling. This browser is preinstalled on some Nokia phones.

You can get the Opera Mobile Accelerator as an add-on. The Mobile Accelerator compresses Web pages and eliminates unnecessary content before it is downloaded to the mobile phones (faster download + cheaper surfing).

Free trial and then buy.
Link: Opera mobile products

NetFront

NetFront for Series 60 internet Browser for cell phones. You can choose between different rendering modes: NetFront® Smart-Fit Rendering™ intelligently adapts standard Web pages to the screen width of a Series 60 phone and eliminates the need for horizontal scrolling. Small-Image mode guarantees fast rendering of large websites but still you can select any picture & zoom it up to screen size! TextOnly mode offers cost-effective information access. This gives you maximum control over download performance and costs.

Free trial and then buy.
Link: NetFront cell phone browser

WebViewer

Reqwireless WebViewer is a HTML Web browser for Java-enabled (J2ME) cell phone devices. WebViewer gives you access to the same Web content on your Java-capable cellphone or PDA that you get with any desktop browser.

Free trial and then buy.
Link: WebViewer cell phone browser

Doris Browser

Doris Browser is a web browser for Symbian Series 60 cell phones. This cell phone browser allows you to view most Internet Web pages, but there are some limitations posed by the memory space and the display size of the phone. The Web pages designed with mobile phones and PDA devices work the best, but so do a great deal of other pages.

Free trial and then buy.
Link: Doris Browser

Mozilla

Nokia has funded a cell phone browser project at the Mozilla Foundation. The project is called "Minimo".

Link: Mozilla Minimo

Nokia 6300

The Nokia 6300 is a thin mid-range Series 40 monoblock design phone. It weighs 91 grams and is less than 13.1mm thin. The Nokia 6300 is expected to begin shipping during the first quarter of 2007 with an estimated retail price of 250 euros before subsidies or taxes. The phone has a stainless steel frame. The Nokia 6300 has a 2 megapixel camera with zoom, expandable memory, built-in MP3 player and FM radio. It supports EGSM900 GSM1800/1900 and EGSM850 GSM1800/1900 networks.

The Nokia 6300 key features

- 2 megapixel camera, 8x digital zoom
- 2-inch QVGA display
- Video: QCIF (176 x 144 Pixel)
- USB/PC Synchronization
- In-box memory of 135MB, with support for 2GB microSD cards
- Voice dialing, voice commands and voice recording
- MP3 player, FM radio
- Integrated hands-free speaker

Dimensions: 106.4 x 43.6 x 13.1mm
Weight: 91g
Volume: 56 cc
Standby time: Up to 14 days
Talk time: Up to 3,5 hours
Display: QVGA 320x240, 16.7 Million colors
Battery: BL-4CBattery (860 mAh)

New Nokia Phones

Nokia announced 6 new phone models today. The company also said it will cooperate with YouTube to bring its videos to mobile users. The phones are: The 6110 Navigator, the 3110, which will retail for 150 euros, a mid-range N77 multimedia phone, the E90 Communicator and the E65 slider phone, as well as an updated the E61i.