Nokia Beta Labs ha lanzado la primera versión de la aplicación de escritorio para organizar la música en tu celular. El concepto es muy simple y práctico: al conectar el teléfono a la PC mediante el Cable USB y seleccionar la opción MEDIA PLAYER / REPRODUCTOR MULTIMEDIA (nunca la había usado antes) Windows nos va a ofrecer abrir el Music PC Client.  A partir de aquí, la magía ocurre mayormente de forma automática.

La primera pantalla nos ofrecerá crear un vínculo automático entre la PC y el celular, pudiendo seleccionar que LISTAS (playlists) se verán afectadas por la sincronización. Luego, el software se encargará de:

• Copiar toda la música disponible en la PC al celular
• Copiar toda la música disponible en el celular a la PC

De esta forma, ,mantenemos toda nuestra música SINCRONIZADA entre los diferentes dispositivos.

El producto es una BETA pero vale la pena probarlo. Para descargarlo, ir a http://www.nokia.com/betalabs/musicpcclient

According to estimates from the , that big wheel ended last year with around 171,700 subscribers - representing a inhabitants penetration level of just over 18%.

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Respected author article: here

Nokia Mobile Phones

Nokia N95	Nokia N81 8GB	Nokia 6300	Nokia 7500 Prism	Nokia 6120 Classic
Nokia n95 8gb	Nokia N73	Nokia N73	Nokia 6230i	Nokia 6110 Navigator

Pretty much everyone who's ever had a Nokia is familiar with the classic Snake game; Here's a screen grab of Snakes 3D, the beefed-up version for Nseries multimedia devices.

It looks great but is almost entirely unplayable -- I'm stuck somewhere around the fifth level and I've no idea why my snake keeps arbitrarily blowing up!

I had a similar experience with Nokia's (lack of) game design when I covered E3 back in 2004. I was demoing some WWII sim on the original N-Gage handset at Nokia's booth, and couldn't figure out what I was supposed to do. It didn't help that some Finnish dude was hovering behind me barking curt and very complicated instructions..

Fortunately N-Gage is no longer the subject of ridicule, but instead a built-in application on Nseries phones. The idea shows a lot of promise, but definitely requires a WiFi connection or unlimited data plan on your handset.

Like anything else these days N-Gage has a social networking layer to it. Meh. What's far more interesting to me is that every single game in their catalogue has a free trial -- and a pretty generous one at that!

I played the Mile High Pinball demo (no relation to the mile-high club -- sorry) for a good ten minutes with no interruptions, banner ads or "buy now" nags. And with a good pedigree of game developers aboard, N-Gage seems poised to be a big hit for casual gamers everywhere.

If only I could show you some gameplay! I guess Nokia has built in some DRM to its N-Gage app -- I tried to grab a screen from Block Breaker Deluxe but I guess Nokia doesn't want anyone to see the five or so intro slides it takes to get to what's ultimately a tarted-up clone of Arkanoid.

And here's where I put on my old codger's hat... I maintain that my stuffy E61i is every bit as suitable for gaming as the N82, for two reasons:

First, any decent emulator will open your handset up to virtually the entire history of console video gaming. Second, console games were programmed for landscape 4 x 3 ratio TV sets, and fit perfectly on the E61i's landscape 4 x 3 screen.

These console classics may not have 3D rendering or surround sound, but if that's so important for you then you're probably hauling around a DS or PSP in your backpack anyway -- i.e., you're not a casual gamer, so STFU!

This all may change with the release of Reset Generation, which some are touting as the killer game for Nokia's nascent N-Gage platform. Too bad it isn't out now for me to play...

In addition to the standard playback functions (Play, volume, rewinding, mixing repeat) the program has the following features:

1. Support for ID3 tags;
2. Change application interface via skin;
3. The definition of bit rate;
4. Creating, editing of M3U playlists;
5. Display Album Art (album covers) during playback (load can be carried out from ID3v2 tags or from the file "Folder.jpg, Cover.jpg" lying in a folder with music);
6. Visualization;
7. The presence of a musical library, with the possibility of creating and modifying playlists;
8. Ability to specify folders to be scanned for the presence of music files (support sub);
9. The ability to work in the background (on phones Sony Ericsson, Nokia S60, UIQ3)

To start Download, choose version for your screen resolution and press JAR button. KD Player has been tested on these phones: Sony Ericsson W810, K800, Z710, P1. Nokia Series40: 5300, 6233, Series60: 5700. List of supported phones HERE, but list is not full and if your phone supports JSR-75 and JSR-135, program will work too.

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Theme is compatible with: 240x320 Px Screen Resolutions. (S60 3rd Edition).

Screenshot shows the Default Icon theme Grunge default.sis.

Download the Grunge Default Icon Theme
Download the Grunge Custom Icon Theme

• Note:
• Please make sure to Install the theme in the Phone Memory. (Do NOT install in the memory card)
• The Default Icon themes eat up less memory on your phone.

Screenshot of Portrait Screen with Custom Icons.

The zip files contain Grunge themes:
Grunge default.sis is the light theme with Default Icons.
Grunge By Taieb.sis is the heavy theme with Custom Icons.

The school invasion tour aims to promote the arts to students through the most effective means possible. We believe in a holistic outreach, encompassing both entertainment and educational value. This can be achieved by bringing a series of talks and performances from some of the most esteemed musicians/producers/Dj’s Singapore has to offer. This enables the student to not only pick the creative minds of key industry players, it also gives them an insight into an unconventional career prospect.

that`s why there is 987fm Dj there!

Mr Young from the Dan and Young Show
Woot!!

West Grand Boulevard, they really know how to Rock, The furture of singapore Musics.

At every show, there will be a series of talks, the length of the talks will range from 20 – 30 mins, after which there will be performances by popular local acts. It’s a fairly simple concept, we want to inspire, educate and entertain the youth of today, by bringing key players in various music related professions right to their door step. By giving them an opportunity to take an in depth look into the creative minds of today, we hope to inspire the youth, so as to secure a future for the creative minds of tomorrow.

The part where people like about the simple concert is the free stuff which needed to be grab at the Nokia bus

Nokia bus, been redesigned fron a normal bus.

For the free disc, everyone is squeezing in the bloody small bus.

The free disc is actually a sample disc, thought they will put a few songs, But is worst.
Is few songs which last 32 seconds eack.

But you can download it at Nokia`s site.
Or you could sample one song here and download it

West Grand Boulevard - Now We Will
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* Le origini della Certificazione
A causa della sempre piu' elevata diffusione di virus/worms/trojan per cellulare si e' resa necessaria l'introduzione di qualche meccanismo per proteggere l'utente contro questi spiacevoli imprevisti che a volte possono comportare anche la perdita, o peggio, la divulgazione, dei propri dati contenuti nel cellulare.
Per far fronte a questa situazione Symbian ha introdotto la cosiddetta Certificazione nei cellulari Symbian 9.1 e successivi

* Che cos'e'
E' possibile pensare alla Certificazione, come ad un marchio che garantisce la qualita' di una determinata applicazione, in modo analogo con cui il marchio "IMQ" apposto su determinati elettrodomestici ne garantisce la conformità ai requisiti di legge e di sicurezza.

* In che modo influisce
Dipende dall'applicazione: a questo proposito bisogna ricordare che dal punto di vista del cellulare un virus/worm/trojan non e' altro che una applicazione come tante altre.
Esistono alcune applicazioni (poche) che non fanno "nulla di particolare" e che non necessitano di alcuna certificazione, mentre risulta invece indispensabile per quelle applicazioni (la maggior parte) che tentano di fare delle operazioni "delicate" sul cellulare (quindi hanno bisogno del marchio di qualita' per poter funzionare)
Per operazioni "delicate" si intende, ad esempio:
- accedere ad un qualsiasi dato dell'utente (sms, rubrica, agenda ecc...)
- accedere ad un qualsiasi dato del cellulare (codice imei, impostazioni ecc..)
- accedere ai dati memorizzati sulla sim
- utilizzo di bluetooth e Wi-Fi
- qualsiasi operazione che causi un addebito all'utente (accesso a internet, invio di sms, telefonata ecc...)
- e molto altro ancora...
Il marchio di qualità (alias la certificazione) viene apposto da Symbian, oppure direttamente dall'utente utilizzando il cosiddetto DevCert.

* Utilità del DevCert
Il DevCert non e' altro lo "stampino" che si utilizza per apporre il marchio, ogni cellulare deve avere un proprio stampino e lo stampino di un cellulare non potraà essere utilizzato per marchiare applicazioni che saranno installate su di un altro cellulare.

Queste guide servono per tutti i programmi che necessitano di essere certificati.

OS Symbian 9.1 = 3250 -5500 - 6110 Navigator - 6290 - E50 - E60 - E61 - E61i - E62 - E65 - E70 - N71 - N73 - N75 - N77 - N80 - N91 - N92 - N93 - N93i ;

OS Symbian 9.2 = 5700 - 6110 - 6120 - 6121 - 6290 - E51 - E90 - N76 - N81 - N81 8Gb - N82 - N95 - N95 8Gb ;

Per cominciare bisogna scaricare il file ActivePython da QUI e poi installarlo sul PC

Ora scaricate ed installate sul PC il file PySerial da QUI :

Scaricate ed installate sul telefono il file AppTRK :

da QUI se avete un telefono con OS Symbian 9.1 ;

da QUI se avete un telefono con OS Symbian 9.2 ;

Scaricate e salvate sul Desktop il file Hack Perms ;

da QUI se avete un telefono con OS Symbian 9.1 ;

da QUI se avete un telefono con OS Symbian 9.2 ;

Ora, una volta installati tutti questi files, connettete via cavo USB il vostro telefono al PC, usando la modalità PCSuite:

Una volta connesso il telefono, andate nel pannello di controllo del pc e verificate quale sia il numero di porta COM associato al vostro telefono (su XP: Start - Risorse del Computer - Proprietà - Hardware - Gestione Periferiche; su Vista: Pannello di Controllo - Hardware e Suoni - Porte):

Prendete nota del numero di porta associato al vostro telefono (nel mio caso 15), vi servirà a breve.

Ora andate sul telefono e avviate il programma AppTRK, andate su settings e impostate la connessione USB come predefinita, poi fate click su Connect senza cambiare il campo "porta" :

Ora che il telefono è connesso, tornate al PC e andate sul Desktop, cercate il file Hack Perm e apritelo col Blocco Note:

Ora premete Ctrl+T e inserite nel campo di ricerca il valore "ser =" (senza le "), troverete una stringa come quella indicata in figura, dovrete modificare il valore di "ser = serial.serial(X) inserendo il numero della porta del vostro telefono - 1.
Se come, nel mio caso, la porta è la numero 15, dovrete mettere 14, se il numero della porta è 3 dovrete mettere 2, se la porta è 7 dovrete mettere 6 e così via:

Dopo aver modificato fate File - Salva:

Bene, abbiamo quasi fatto, ora fate doppio click sul file appena salvato, dovrebbe aprirlo automaticamente in Python, se così non fosse, fate click sul tasto destro del mouse e scegliete "Open":

Verrà aperta una finestra DOS, verificate che nella parte bassa della finestra compaia la scritta "!!!!!!!!!!!candidate!!!!!!!!!!!". In questo caso, il gioco è fatto, altrimenti avete sbagliato qualche passaggio:

Ora, con un qualsiasi file browser (in questo caso ho usato X-Plore) sarà possibile spulciare tutte le cartelle e i i files del sistema operativo, anche quelli che fino a poco tempo prima erano nascosti:

Il procedimento è stato testato e funziona con N95, N95 8Gb, N80, N81, N82 N73, 6120c, 6290 ed E51, se riuscite a farlo andare anche su altri telefoni, fatelo sapere nei commenti. Ricordo che al riavvio del telefono tutto torna normale e per poter nuovamente avere un telefono "sbloccato" bisognerà fare partire nuovamente il file Hack Perm col telefono collegato via USB.

Con questo metodo si dovrebbe riuscire ad installare anche i files unsigned.
S60 3rd Edition Hack: Part#2
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Con degli ulteriori sviluppi sull’Hack del nostro Symbian 3rd Edition ora si possono creare certificati direttamente sul telefono ed installare quindi tutte le applicazioni senza problemi.

Ora aprite PCSuite e inserite in una cartella della memoria esterna i seguenti files zip:

- 00000001.zip ;

- cert.zip ;

- CprofDriver per OS 9.2 (se avete un telefono con OS 9.2) ;

- CprofDriver per OS 9.1 (se avete un telefono con OS 9.1) ;

Per comodità io ho creato in Others una sottocartella Hack in cui ho inserito i files, vedete voi come vi viene più comodo fare:

Installate sulla memoria telefono il file Prof :

S60_3_1_Prof per i telefoni con OS 9.2 ;

S60_3_0_Prof per i telefoni con OS 9.1;

Installate sulla memoria telefono il file SingnSIS.

Bene, ora andiamo sul telefono ed iniziamo a lavorare.

Dopo aver installato tutti i programmi citati, andiamo su Profiler e selezioniamo Options / Settings / Output Settings ed impostiamo la cartella C come destinazione:

Ora facciamo Options - Profiler - Start

Quando in alto compare la scritta "Status: Sampling" facciamo Options - Profiler - Stop:

Aspettiamo uno o due secondi e comparirà la scritta "Status: finished", a questo punto possiamo uscire dal programma.

Ora apriamo X-Plore e posizioniamoci sulla cartella in cui abbiamo inserito i nostri files per l’hack:

Andiamo sul file CProfDriver_SISX.ldd e facciamo Menu / Modifica / Copia:

Ora andiamo su C:\sys\bin e incolliamo il file confermando la sovrascrittura dei files:

Questa procedura ci permetterà di sbloccare On Demand il nostro telefono, perciò basterà tenere installato Profiler sul telefono per
sbloccare dopo un riavvio il nostro Symbian.

Esiste un ulteriore metodo per poterlo fare senza dover usare il Profiler, grazie all’uso di due programmini molto semplici :

Personalmente non riesco a far funzionare la procedura con CapsON e CapsOFF, per cui per ora sto usando ancora il Profiler, sebbene la procedura con i due files renderebbe tutto molto più veloce.

Continuiamo con la procedura per i files unsigned:

Ora andiamo su cert.zip ed estraiamo i files in C:\Private\EC696702 confermando la sovrascrittura dei files:

Ora entriamo su 00000001.zip ed estraiamo il file in C\resource\swicertstore\dat. E’ possibile che questa cartella non esista, nel caso, createla .

Ci siamo quasi, la parte più complessa l’abbiamo fatta, ora andate nel menu applicazioni e aprite SignSIS MobileSigner:

Premete il tasto centrale del pad e andate a selezionare la vostra applicazione unsigned che avete precedentemente messo in una cartella a vostra scelta della memoria esterna:

Ora fate Opzioni / SelfSign:

Fatto! Ora potete andare a installare il vostro file firmato per il vostro telefono senza esser passati per SymbianSigned!

Spero che ora sia più facile per tutti installare i programmi unsigned, la situazione è in continua evoluzione e quindi potrebbero esserci ulteriori novità, l’unica cosa che sembra certa è che un Hack permanente che permetta di installare gli unsigned per come sono non ci potrà essere, ma per chi non ha un certificato credo che questa di oggi sia la soluzione migliore in assoluto…

A presto!

OperMini resta, in attesa di FirefoxMobile, il miglior compromesso per la navigazione se non si è soddisfatti del browser S60 di default sui nostri Symbian.

Può essere scaricato gratuitamente da questo LINK.

A presto!

Ma la novità più interessante è di sicuro il supporto a i files FLV, che tuttavia è ancora in fase di studio, ed è limitato a un range ristretto di filmati, con quelli codificati tramite VP6 ancora impossibili da visualizzare.

Resta comunque un grosso update, e con l’euro forto anche il costo del software si fa più accessibile, visto che al cambio i 29.90$ dollari diventao circa 19€, prezzo accettabile viste le qualità incredibili che questo software offre.

Potete scaricarlo QUI, purtroppo il software non prevede una versione di prova, per cui è necessario ricorrere all’acquisto da subito, ma poi ogni upgrade sarà gratuito.

A presto!

Se devo dirla tutta, tra tutti i codename che potevano essere scelti, preferisco di gran lunga "Tube" ad "iPerformer", che non suona affatto come uno dei soliti codenames di casa Nokia.

Non resta che attendere, anche perchè l’ipotetico iPerformer menzionato da engadgetmobile ha caratteristiche di tutto rispetto: "widescreen touchscreen, NaviScroll, QWERTY keypad, GPS, FM radio, FM transmitter, WiFi, Bluetooth, TV out, and a Web cam".

Voi che ne pensate?

El pasado dia 18 de Abril, pensando en el cumpleaños de mi novia, me pongo a buscar por las redes el Nokia7373. Lo encontré en varios sitios pero al final me decidí por comprarlo directamente a Nokia por eso de la confianza. Lo dicho, añado el producto a la cesta y lo compro. En cuestion de minutos, el dinero es retirado de cuenta... ya tenia el regalo.

Al par de dias, revisando mis cuentas bancarias veo que Nokia me ha devuelto el importe que habia pagado; estaba todo allí, pero no sabia nada de por qué: Ni aviso, ni notificaciones ni nada... Inmediatamente me pongo en contacto con ellos a través de su formulario online:

El dia 18 de abril compré via tienda online Nokia, un telefono modelo 7373. El codigo de la compra es el ************.
Esta mañana me doy cuenta de que me han ingresado el dinero de la compra y que no he sabido nada del telefono y queria saber por qué. No me han enviado informacion alguna de la causa.

Al dia siguiente recibo la siguiente contestacion (resumida):

Le informamos que sentimos todo lo sucedido, pero en la página se especifíca que a las Islas no se pueden enviar perdidos y por eso al realizar usted el suyo se le cobro hasta que se verificó la dirección de entrega y se vio que no se tenía permitido el envío.

Bueno, si que soy de Canarias, pues no hay problema, en realidad parece ser fallo mio. Queda poco mas de una semana para el cumple y puedo intentar conseguirlo por otro lado, pensé y tras una tarde de busqueda lo encuentro... y a €50 euros mas barato y sin gastos de envio... perfecto.

Hasta que el dia 3 de Mayo, Nokia vuelve a retirar el dinero de mi cuenta. Es decir: De devuelven el dinero porque no se puede enviar a Canarias (por lo tanto cancelando el envio) y 5 dias despues de haberme comunicado esto, me cobran un telefono de un pedido que habia sido cancelado por motivos logísticos (o de aduanas, no se). ¿Qué pasa aqui? A volver a mandar correo... a ver porqué me estan quitando ese dinero ahora si el pedido está ya cancelado y el dinero ya estaba en mi cuenta. Les envio:

Buenos Días,

Mi nombre es Rafa Torres y ya hace una semana (y media) recibí un correo suyo, el cual está incluido tras este correo. El día 18 de Abril, compré mediante su tienda online un Nokia 7373, el codigo de la compra es el CNL********. La suma de ese pedido fue retirada correctamente de mi cuenta y unos días después, sin ningún tipo de aviso, ese dinero fue devuelto. Al ponerme en contacto con ustedes, me explicaron que al vivir en canarias, ese pedido no podía ser enviado. Yo resuelvo el problema comprando una terminal del 7373 en un distribuidor en Tenerife. Mi sorpresa es que el día 3 de Mayo, ME VUELVEN A RETIRAR €*** con un concepto de compra en Nokia "tienda9", no se que querrá decir pero me gustaría que cancelasen ese pedido de inmediato y me reembolsen los €*** que me han quitado de la cuenta. Espero que sepan actuar debidamente.

Nos ponemos de nuevo en contacto con usted para indicarle que su pedido CNL53705101 no puede ser enviado al indicar una dirección de envio en las Islas Canarias, por tanto se gestionará la devolución del cargo de dicho pedido en aproximadamente un mes.

1. El Brekindance

1. Me cobran el telefono

2. Me devuelven el dinero por que no envian a canarias

3. 5 dias despues de todo eso, me quitan el dinero de la cuenta

4. ¿Me quieren obligar a esperar un mes para recibir de vuelta un dinero que ellos retiraron una vez el pedido estaba cancelado?

In fact, Nokia jumped to second place in the unfixed navigation device market in the Asia Pacific in the first quarter of 2008, from the fourth stance in the previous quarter, according to global market research firm Canalys. Nokia can be expected to become the eminent vendor in the Asia Pacific as early as the second quarter. Additionally, by leveraging its close ties with ambulant operators in Europe, Nokia is also expected to replace TomTom as the largest vendor of sensitive navigation products in Europe by the end of the year.

However, it could take Nokia a bit longer to out measure Garmin in the North America market where Nokia is currently relatively weak in terms of marketing.

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Regards with reverence post: there

"When the 20 percent knock down is reached it starts to feed itself. That is the critical point," Jukka Suikkanen, R&D boss at top Nordic telecom operator TeliaSonera (TLSN.ST: , , ), told an manufacture seminar in Helsinki. Research firms Strategy Analytics and ABI Research have forewarning the 20 percent penetration would be reached in 2012.

Mikko Saarisalo, a technology executive at the world's top cellphone maker Nokia, declined to comment on the outlook for the technology, but said 30 percent of phones enabled verse messaging (SMS) before it took off. ABI Research has presage 6.5 million NFC (Near Field Communication) phones would be sold this year, up 10 close from 2007, but the growth is hampered by costs stemming from an extra sherd needed in phones for data security.

Nokia's 6131 model sells for 139 euros in Finland, but for the NFC type of the same phone retailers are asking up to 100 euros more.

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The E65 is a Mobile Phone by Nokia.I have written a review on it.Please read it and give your opinions.I thank WOM WORLD for giving me this device for trialing.

Positives

Excellent Slider
Good Keypad
Good Battery Life
Wi-Fi
micro-SD Card Slot,Crystal Clear Call Quality

Negatives
Small Screen
Bad Camera
No Secondary Camera For Video Calls

Design

The E65 is a slider device from the Nokia E-Series.Its a real beauty.You fall in love with the as soon as you see it.Its the first E-Series slider.Its a single-way slider unlike the Nokia N95,N95 8GB and N96.The device is very small and hence comfortable to use.

Build Quality

The build quality of the device is absolutely brilliant.There are no creaks even though its a slider.The slider is very good.The slider is not loose and there is no gap between the slider parts.This was a problem in the Nokia N95.But in this device sliding makes you feel how good a device it is.But if you notice carefully, you can hear the slider pressing the keys while the device is being slid up.Though I havent used the device long enough as to say whether this gives any problems, I suppose it wont.

Materials

The materials used on the device are metal and plastic.THe phone feels good in hand because of the materials used.The back side of the device has a pattern which makes holding the device more comfortable and gives a better hold on the device preventing it from slipping.

Keypad

The keys on the device are very easy to press.The provide great feedbact.The size of the keypad is perfect for normal calling purposes even with people with big hands(I have big hands).The five-way scroll key is very easy to use.On the top part of the slider, the keys are call key,end key,five-way scroll key, menu key,delete key,personal key,phonebook key etc.It has keys on the right side like volume keys,stylus key and voice dial key but there are no keys on the left side of the device.

Display

The display on the device is very good however the screen is very small in size and hence it is not fit for watching videos.For daily use there would be no problem.

User Interface

The user interface as in all S60 phones is brilliant.Even new users can get used to it really fast.

Connectivity

The device offers a wide range of connctivity features such as HSCSD,EDGe,3G,Wi-Fi,GPRS,Bluetooth,Infrared and USB.Surfing on the internet is at light speed.

Performance and Memory

The device is very fast with 128MB of RAM.Multi-Tasking is not be a problem.It has a built in memory of 50MB.It has a microSD slot and supports cards upto 2GB.However it doesnot have hotswap.You have to remove the battery cover to insert/remove the memory card.

Camera

This is one of the biggest let downs of the E65.It has a 2 Megapixel camera and it supports video.But the camera lacks a flash,autofocus and camera cover.The lack of a flash makes taking photos in the dark a big headache even with the night mode switched on.The lack of autofocus mostly results in blurry photos but you can do quite well if your hands are steady.The camera lens also gets dirty since there is no lens cover.

Music

The sound quality is quite decent however it does not surprise you.The music player is the same.The volume is sufficient but it cannot be heard in noisy places.The speakers also distort at high volumes.

Call Quality

The call quality is brilliant.The audio through the earpiece is crystal clear.You dont have to keep the volume at max to hear the person unlike in some phone.

Conclusion

Its definetly a breakthrough by Nokia considering the amazing call quality,build quality,keypad,performance,connectivity etc.But no device can be perfect and even the E65 has its bad aspects such as bad camera,music quality etc.But I give a big applause for Nokia for a job well done.

Specificatons

Operating frequency
Quad-band: EGSM 850/900/1800/1900
WCDMA 2100
Voice over IP (VoIP) calls via integrated WLAN WLAN: 802.11b, 802.11g*
WLAN Security: WPA2-Enterprise, WPA2-Personal, WPA-Enterprise, WPA-Personal
WLAN Quality of Service: WMM, U-APSD

Size
Volume: 74 cc
Weight: 115 g
Dimensions: 105 x 49 x 15.5 mm

Display
Active-matrix QVGA color display (240 x 320 pixels) with color support for up to 16 million colors
Display contrast and brightness control

User interface
S60 3rd Edition
One Touch keys for mute/unmute, contacts, and conference calling
Five-way Nokia NaviTM key with two customizable soft keys, power key that can be used as profile key, and My Own key
S60 edit key located on the side of the device
Volume keys on the side of the device

Imaging
Take snapshots with the 2 megapixel camera

Messaging
Read email with attachments: supports POP/IMAP, SMTP, and IMAP4 with idle protocols
Instant messaging client (OMA IMPS 1.2)
Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS, ver. 1.2) for text, voice clips, video clips, and still images
SMS and MMS with distribution lists
Predictive text input T9

Multimedia
Video and audio streaming (3GPP & Real Media)
Music player (MP3/AAC) and media player
Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) digital rights management (DRM) 1.0 with forward lock

Memory functions
Up to 50 MB user memory
MicroSD memory card support
Applications
Java™ MIDP 2.0-based games and applications
Attachment viewers for documents, spreadsheets, and presentations
Supports Windows Live providing mobile access to Windows Live Messenger and Windows Live Hotmail. Application is available via Download! Tool.

Connectivity

Dual Transfer Mode (MSC 9)
Bluetooth 1.2 wireless technology
Pop-Port™ connector
IrDA with transfer rate up to 115 kbps

Browsing
HTML Nokia browser
XHTML browser (HTTP stack)

Data transfer
EGPRS multi-slot class 32 for 5 + 3 (receive + transmit) timeslots (up to 6 timeslots total for maximum download speeds of up to 296 kbps)
Multi-slot class 32 is also supported with GPRS for a maximum downlink rate of 67 kbps
Remote and local (peer-to-peer) synchronization of calendar, contacts, notes and to-do list via Bluetooth technology, IR, or USB connectivity cable

Personal information management (PIM)
Calendar with weekly view, contacts, to-do list, and notepad for short notes – all viewable while managing a phone call

Voice features
One Touch keys for direct access to contacts, mute/unmute, and conference calling
Voice dialing
Voice commands for menu short cuts, keypad lock, and profiles
Voice recording to record your own notes or conversations
Talking ringtones mix the name of the caller with the ringtone so you know who’s calling without looking at the screen
Integrated handsfree speaker
Supported speech codecs: EFR, FR, AMR NB, HR
Conference calling
Digital services
Over the air (OTA) downloads for ringtones, contacts, email, WAP, MMS, operator logos, and user group icons
Image upload/download
Smart content upload/download
Downloadable instrumental MIDI ringing tones

Other features
Add-on solutions enable integration into enterprise private branch exchange (PBX) infrastructure

Sales package contents
Nokia E65 receiver
Nokia Battery BL-5F
Nokia Travel Charger AC-4
Nokia Headset HS-5 (black)
Nokia Connectivity Cable CA-53
Nokia Carrying Pouch CP-18

Standing at a Tube station with an A to Z, baffled as to which street to walk down, may soon be a thing of the past thanks to a technology which lets you orientate yourself in relation to your surrounds using your phone.

Nokia has unveiled the world's first phone with a built-in compass, which will mean that owners can not only find out where they are but also gauge which direction they should walk in by lining up satellite images on their phone with the objects they see around them.

The 'compass phone' - or Navigator, as it is called - works by aligning maps that already exist within the handset according to magnetic north - much as a compass needle would. The owner can then look at the buildings around him or her, line them up with the satellite imagery that is generated by the phone's GPS system, and work out which way to walk.

Having a compass in a phone with GPS also opens up the possibility that a person should not in theory be able to be lost no matter where they are on the earth's surface, because the phone should always be able to point them in the direction of the nearest town.

Although GPS systems have for several years assisted with navigation, they typically depend on movement in order to assess which way a car, for instance, should turn. Combining this technology with a compass, however, should in theory enable a device to tell a person which way to go from a standing start.

The Navigator, which will be released in Europe in July, was just one of a number of phones Nokia was displaying at the Where 2.0 conference in San Francisco dedicated to 'location-based services', or technologies which take advantage of knowing where a phone is or where it has been in order to provide information to its owner.

Using a GPS-enabled phone, people can now, for instance, get directions to a nearby restaurant of their choice, first by choosing a cuisine - Italian, say, and then having the phone trawl through the addresses of all Italian restaurants on the web to discover which are nearby. The restaurants are listed by proximity, and the person can be guided to them by the phone's GPS system.

Other applications of 'geo-tracking' include allowing a jogger to see more information about a run they've done - how far they've gone (and the route they took), how high they climbed, how fast they travelled at different periods, or how many steps they took - all by processing the data gathered by a phone's GPS sensors.

GPS-based information can also be attached to photographs, so a tourist, for instance, can see on a map the precise location of where they took each of their pictures.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/audio_video/times_online_tv/?vxSiteId=d8fa78dc-d7ad-4d5a-8886-e420d4bc4200&vxChannel=Times%20Online%20News&vxClipId=1152_timesonline0661&vxBitrate=300

There will also be scope to link other web-based information - such as Wikipedia entries - to maps, so that as a tourist travels in an open top bus through London, more information about the objects they are passing could be offered to them.

"You can essentially become an expert on everywhere," Michael Halbherr, head of location-based services as Nokia, said. "One click and you know where you are. Suddenly location becomes a hugely important lens through which to see the world."

Nokia has already compiled maps of more than 170 countries, and for upwards of £59.99 per year, owners of GPS-enabled handsets can get 'live navigation' services delivered straight to their phone, rather than needing a Tom Tom or other standalone GPS device.

The company, which makes two fifths of phones sold in the world, has said it will ship 35 million GPS-enabled handsets this year.

Source: TimesOnline over Spaziocellulare

La Palme est attribuée au Nokia Vertu Cobra ! ! !

Ce téléphone possède un boitié en or massif et plus de 400 rubis...coût de ce bijou : 235 000 €

Heu si ça vous dérange pas moi je garde mon bon vieux samsung E840...en attendant que je gagne à l'euro million ;)

1. At the main screen, press for the Main Menu, and select Messaging
2. Scroll down to Settings and press Select
3. Select E-mail and press Options, then press Open
4. Select Mailboxes and press the joystick for Open
5. Press Options on the selected mailbox (default is Mailbox1) and select Edit
6. Enter Mailbox name Your email account name
7. Select Access point in use : SatGPRS / M3-GPRS
8. Select Data bearer: GPRS
9. Enter Access point name: satelindogprs.com / www.indosat-m3.net
10. Enter User name: your email username
11. Enter Password: your email password
12. Select Authentication: Normal
13. Skip the rest of the settings
14. After you have done your access point setting, please press Back to continue

1. From the main menu, go to Settings and select Configuration
2. Go to Personal configuration settings and press Options > Add New
3. Select Email
4. Change Account name: <Your preferred name>
5. Enter My name: <Your preferred name>
6. Enter E-mail address: <Your email address>
7. Leave the rest as default.
8. Enter SMTP User Name: <Your email username>
9. Enter SMTP password: <Your email password>
10. Enter Outgoing (SMTP) server: smtp.matrix-centro.com
11. Select SMTP access point > Bearer Settings
12. Enter GPRS access point: SatGPRS
13. Press Back twice to return to email setup page.
14. Select Incoming mail settings
15. Enter POP3 User Name: <Your email username>
16. Enter POP3 password: <Your email password>
17. Enter Incoming (POP3) server: (or check with your ISP provider)
18. Select SMTP access point > Bearer Settings
19. Enter GPRS access point: SatGPRS
20. Press Back twice to return to email setup page