Nokia 800 - Mobile Features

Nokia is expecting to release its new device in coming November. The device will work on both 2G and 3G network. Nokia 800 Sun looks like a perfect gadget wrapped up with all elegancies. Nokia 800 Sun is holding 3.7 inches AMOLED capacitive touchscreen with Anti-glare polarizer facility like its name which helps to reflect the sun light and protects from scratches. Nokia 800 Sun price may be high because of its wider storage of preinstalled memory and few others accountable characteristics. 

New Nokia Symbian Belle Anounced

Nokia today announced the Nokia 603, a colorful, affordable, no compromise Symbian Belle smartphone preloaded with the latest apps and featuring single-tap pairing, sharing and tag reading with NFC.

Powered by a 1GHz processor, the Nokia 603 is responsive even while multitasking many apps, but this power doesn’t mean you have to worry about your battery all the time. It’s rated to last for seven hours talktime and 460 hours in standby, considerably longer than other phones with this sort of feature set.

Play NFS Shift on Nokia X7 and win a Trip to F1 GP in Singapore

If you love to play games on your mobile and a Formula 1 fan then Nokia has something really exciting for you. Nokia India announced Need For Speed (Shift HD) tournament to be played on Nokia X7 in 8 cities (Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi+NCR, Kolkata, Mumbai, Pune,
Chandigarh) at 150 Nokia retail outlets, including Nokia Priority Stores as well as large multi-brand mobile retail stores.

The tournament comprises two phases viz. an on ground leg and an online phase on facebook.com/nokiaindia. All that consumers need to do to take part is either visit a participating Nokia outlet or the online page, register him/her self and play away. The top 10 participants, who will be chosen on the basis of the total online and on ground scores, will win an all expenses paid trip and a ticket each to the F1 Grand Prix in Singapore being held on September 25 this year.

We say, whether you are a love to play games on your mobile or not, but if you are an ardent F1 Fan, you can't afford to miss this.

Nokia announces app developing competition called “Create for Millions”

Nokia has announced "Create for Millions" a global competition that brings consumers and developers together to create applications for Nokia's Series 40 mobile phones. Create for Millions also provides developers an opportunity to bring Java and web apps to millions of consumers worldwide and win their share of cash and prizes valued at one million euros.

Authors of the winning entries may see their ideas come to life in person at Nokia World later this year and can meet the developers who created them. In addition to a free expenses-paid trip to Nokia World, winning consumer's can play with their new app on the latest Nokia Series 40 phone given during Nokia World. Consumers are encouraged to submit ideas in one of three categories: health & education; social networking & location; and games & infotainment. Additionally, consumers can vote on entries and comment or collaborate on ideas already submitted. 

In this competition, developers are invited to submit Java and web apps for Nokia Series 40 phones in four categories:
•    In the Know - News and locally relevant information apps
•    Fun & Games - Games and entertainment apps  
•    Emotional Closeness - Social networking apps  
•    Access to Knowledge - Life improvement apps, for example education or health   
For each of the four contest categories listed above, there will be 10 cash prizes, with a top prize of EUR 50 000 in each category. Top apps in each category win a variety of non-cash prizes such as user experience reviews and app marketing assistance.   In addition, special prizes will be awarded to apps that showcase the best touch feature in an app, the best location-aware app and the best overall Series 40 web app. 

Regional versions of this global developer competition with additional prizes will be announced soon. 

"With Nokia's newest Series 40 dual-SIM mobile phones such as the recently announced Nokia C2-03 equipped with Nokia Browser, consumers are enjoying third party web applications with a fast, rich user experience and significantly lower data costs", saidMarco Argenti,  Senior Vice President, Developer Experience, Nokia. "This competition connects ideas generated by consumers with the creativity and skills from developers, aiming to create great, locally relevant applications together."

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Another Nokia leaked - N5

Nokia just doesn’t seem to be able to keep secrets, or maybe they don’t want to? Anyways the latest leak from Nokia is the Nokia N5 which seems to be running an upgraded version of Symbian Anna – the interface looks a lot like that of the recent talk amongst the Nokia fans – the N9. 



It is likely that the N5 will be available in black and white colors with tints of other colors on both, it is a fully touch 3.2 inch screen with call, end call and menu button at the bottom – it comes with the usual volume rocker and camera shutter on the right side. It has a 5 Mega Pixel camera at the back with a LED flash and a speaker at the bottom.
   
It seems that the N5 shall replace the very popular low end touchscreen phones from Nokia, sources also suggest that N5 will be followed by N6 and N7 which could boast larger displays and better specifications.

10 Things U Didn't Know About NOKIA In India

Last month Nokia India reached an amazing milestone by producing their 500 millionth phone, a Nokia C3-00. Nokia have a pretty impressive relationship with a country to manufacture half a billion phones here.Take a closer look at how Nokia been working in India. Here are ten astonishing facts . 

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1. Last year Nokia celebrated its 15thyear operating in the country. Although in the first six years there were only 5 million subscribers, its now predicted that by 2013 the number will rise to almost 1 billion. 


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2. In 1998, the Nokia 5110 was manufactured with the first ever Indian ringtone, the song Saare Jahaan Se Acchha. 
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3. Nokia produced its first phone with a Hindi menu, a Nokia 3210, way back in 2000.


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4. Nokia became the first global telecom company to set up a mobile phone production plant in India when it built the Chennai facility in January 2006. In five years, the workforce has grown from just 550 to over 8000 people. 


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5. Over 70% of the 8000 employees at the Chennai plant are women. They are involved in running production lines as well as maintenance, assembly and testing operations. 


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6. Nokia has been voted Indias most powerful brand nine times and Indias most trusted brand for the last three years running. 


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7. Nokia devices are sold at an incredible 200 000 outlets across the sub continent. 


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8. Nokia set up operations in India in 1995 with roughly 450 people. Today, there are more than 15 000 employees in Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai and New Delhi. (They include some very well known Bollywood stars!) 


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9. There are over 5000 Nokia mobile recycling centres in India, and thanks to Nokia-Planet ke Rakhwaale & initiative, more Indians than ever are recycling their phones.


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10. According to research by AnalysysMason, last year Indians bought 151 million new phones. 52% of these were made by Nokia.