Nokia N81 8GB Shipped
Nokia's N81 and N81 8GB multimedia computers are now shipping globally. Designed for the best in music and gaming, these devices promise mobile entertainment on the move, so boredom should be a thing of the past.
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Nokia's N81 and N81 8GB multimedia computers are now shipping globally. Designed for the best in music and gaming, these devices promise mobile entertainment on the move, so boredom should be a thing of the past.
The stunning Nokia N95 8GB made its global shipping debut today, 15th October 2007. This power-packed, memory-loaded multimedia computer is the big brother of the original Nokia N95, doubling down on storage for media on the move.
I love Adam Sandler comedies, and I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry is no exception, hilarious in a gay-themed way given its plot. I recommend it to anyone wanting a good laugh; I just really enjoyed the whole thing.
Rumoured upcoming Nokia phones: a 6233/6300 successor with a 3.2MP camera, Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, LED flash, 3G and a front video cam in a conservative metal design. The N78 is a cheap candybar replacing the N73.
Nokia announced the E51 yesterday; I'd expected an Eseries phone after Go Play, given the rumours on the Mobile Review forum. The E51 reminds me of a candybar version of the slider E65. My only gripe is its 2MP camera.
I've scanned the data-sheet specifications for the Nokia N95 8GB, N81, 5310 XpressMusic and 5610 XpressMusic. Reading through, I realised the N81 comes in two flavours: one with microSD and the other with 8GB non-expandable internal memory.
Gearfuse has press photos of upcoming Nokia phones. I'll be attending the Asia Pacific press conference here in Singapore at 5.30pm, with London hosting the global one. The five new phones are the N95, N81, 5700, 5610 and 5310.
The Nokia N95 Black Edition has just passed FCC certification. As rumoured, it's all black with a large 8GB of internal storage, loses the camera lens cover, gains padded multimedia keys, and moves the Nokia badge to beneath the screen.
Nokia tunes into the cultural zeitgeist with its new Prism collection, a modernist range of fashion-alert mobile phones. The Nokia 7900 Prism and 7500 Prism pair sophisticatedly glamorous high-gloss black faces with progressive, geometric design cut for personalised style.
Below is a live shot of the Nokia N81. I'm still waiting for an N82 live shot to leak, as I'm more interested in it for its candybar form factor. All should be revealed on 29th August 2007.
All the hype around the iPhone will soon end when it officially launches in the US on Friday, 29th June 2007. My brother is very keen. Here's why I think it'll disappoint, starting with its stripped-down mobile OS X.
The Nokia N81 is a slide phone measuring 102 by 50 by 17.9mm and weighing about 140g, with 8GB internal flash, up to 12.5 hours of music playback and 15 days of standby.
Sony Ericsson has announced the K800i, successor to the K750i. The specs: a 262,144-colour 240x320 TFT screen, 3G with UMTS, a 3.2-megapixel CyberShot camera with Xenon flash, autofocus and 16x digital zoom, plus a second VGA camera and 64MB.
Nokia is launching six new handphone models plus three enhancements in the first half of 2003: the 2100, 5100, 6100, 6800, 7250 and 8910i, alongside a trio of accessory enhancements. A busy year ahead for them.
The Nokia 7210 launches in Singapore today: $678 on M1's two-year plan, $738 on the one-year. The package includes the transceiver, charger, a 720mAh Li-ion battery and a stereo headset. Billed as chic and provocative fashion.