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Nokia W3 is new and interesting Nokia concept phone with Windows Phone Mango OS on board. It comes with a dual core processor, a 12 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss technology. Features: -Dual Core 1.2GHz CPU -12 Megapixel Camera -16GB Internal Memory -Micro SD slot for extra 32GB -HDMI port -2 megapixel front camera. It is an interesting model that is certainly less bulky than some other Windows Phone concepts and it looks promising. 

Nokia launched three C-series phones in India namely C3,C5 and C6. These phones are introduced specially to target the low to mid-range segment where the maximum volume of sales happen these days. First is NOKIA C3 It happens to be Nokia's cheapest qwerty phone which is S40 based phone.It features an easy to use home screen from where users have direct access to social networks. It boasts of a 2.4-inch screen and also supports Ovi Mail and Ovi Chat. The C3 comes with Wi-Fi as well! There is a basic 2 megapixel camera at the rear. The phone supports memory expansion and can take up to 8GB of memory using microSD cards. Most importantly  C3 is priced at Rs. 5,300. Next is NOKIA C6 C6 is a touchscreen device featuring a full QWERTY keyboard. Unlike the C3, the C6 happens to be a full fledged Symbian S60 based smartphone. The highly responsive touch screen, familiar user interface and full QWERTY keyboard make everyday communication quick and easy. It is priced around Rs.13000/- . Ma...

As for the beautiful design you can check out below, it pertains to Evgen Designer and it features GPS navigation and a powerful camera. The Nokia BMW comes with an interesting “push to open” mechanism that makes its display rotate 90 degrees turning the whole device into a handycam. Notice the original camera placement? Little is known about the features of the concept other than it packs a high-end camera and a push to open button with the craftsmanship and style of a true BMW enthusiast. Sony would probably love to invent something like this… Don’t expect a Nokia BMW phone to land in the shops too soon, as it usually takes some time for two tech giants to cooperate. NEXT>>>

Today the considerable consumers for the gadgets are the youngsters those who are always on the move and always looking for fresh new things. Manufacturers do take this segment seriously and keep developing new products for them. Nokia has come out with what they call is Nokia 888 Form, a perfect phone for the youngsters which allows them to be free and have fun. It is simple, light and carefree as one can change the form according the needs. The Nokia 888 design is aimed to show case the activity prone life of youngsters thus it can adjust to the moment and function used. Technology used is that of liquid battery, speech recognition with flexible touch screen and touch sensitive body cover which lets the same understand and accordingly to the environment. It’s easy to carry as it can be bent and rolled and put into the cloth like a clip if not carry it around the wrist or as a usual phone. So this is one instrument that is form fitted for the youngsters. *How the user interacts E-m...

Nokia Company and Cambridge University (Great Britain) presented conceptual nano technic device Nokia Morph at the Museum of Modern Art (New York, USA). This device demonstrates how the mobile technique in the future will stretch and bend and will be transformed in different forms. Flexible materials, see through electronics, self - cleaning surfaces - all this is possible in nano technology. "We hope that this combination of science and art will present nano technology potential to a wider audience. The research that we lead are fundamental since we are looking for safe and controllable ways of new materials usage" reported doctor Tapani Ryhanen, the head of the Nokia research center. The Nokia and Cambridge University partnership was announced in March 2007. The Nokia research center has its division in the Cambridge University and cooperates with some departments but firstly with Nano Science center and electrotechnic department. Common projects are connected mainly with...

  The Nokia Twist (model 7705) is a square-shaped phone that comes jam packed with a swivel-out QWERTY keyboard.   As a Verizon phone, the Twist provides you access to V Cast music and video. The handset also supports visual voice mail.  Additional features include a full HTML browser, a 3MP camera, and a “post to blogs” function for easy uploading of your media to the internet.   Here are some of the phone’s features and technical specifications: 2.4 inch 262K colour QVGA screen Full QWERTY keypad Customizable Contact Light Ring button 3 MP camera with autofocus and flash GPS enabled 256MB built-in memory 2.1 Stereo Bluetooth 5 hours talktime (battery life),13 days standby time NEXT>>>

We usually try to avoid the extra sci-fi concepts, in order to check out the more realistic ones, but this one’s too funny. Nokia 6639 is something that would probably never hit the streets this decade or the next. It features a Swiss army knife , a zippo lighter and a digital SLR camera (double digit megapixels) plus Photoshop. Notice that ton of brands in the picture above. Imagine Sony Ericsson and Nokia working on the same device… I can pretty much imagine what each company contributed to the Nokia 6639 cameraphone, but what’s Volkswagen doing there? Features: Frequency: GSM/GPRS/EDGE network, CDMA, WCDMA, TD-SCDMA, CDMA2000. Israel set arbitrary color options : Weight : 100 grams Battery : Lithium Ion Battery BM12P, Convergence 9800 Standby time : 100 hours   For the system : Symbian 12.0 v16.6z simplified Chinese version Processor : Pentium M-Dothan binuclear 2.0GHMz Memory : Dual Channel DDR2 512M, the biggest can be expanded to 2GB Display : nVIDIA Geforce Go 7800GT Adap...

Nokia X6  Nokia’s recently announced handset, the Nokia X6, looks set to take over the XpressMusic line by offering you up to 35 hours of continuous music playback before requiring a trip to the nearest power outlet. In addition, the 32GB of internal memory alongside a memory expansion slot clearly places this on par with the iPhone when it comes to being a portable audio player, barring the user experience, of course. It does claw some ground by including a slick 3.2″ finger touch interface though, boasting a 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio that is optimized for photos, videos and browsing. You can also connect to the Ovi Store directly, letting you remain connected to a maximum of 20 friends and virtual communities always through your homescreen. The Nokia X6 will retail for 450 Euros before taxes and subsidies, as the Finnish cellphone manufacturer prepares to get it ready for shipping come Q4 2009 NEXT>>>

Following in the footsteps of its bigger, older brother, the Nokia N97 mini was unveiled this morning at Nokia World 09 . Sporting new homescreen widgets and a host of usability improvements, the N97 mini still packs 8GB of storage, a 3.2-inch touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard into its 14.2mm thin frame. It’s also the first Nokia device to sport Lifecasting with Ovi – a new partnership with the world’s largest social network, Facebook. The N97 mini is based on the same tilt display design of its N97 big brother, built into a smaller body complete with new design touches. Lifecasting enables users to update their Facebook status directly from the device’s homescreen. It doesn’t stop there though as location details can also be updated, enabling a whole new level of social sharing and communication. With the ability to completely customise the homescreen, users will be able to make their N97 mini truly unique. The 3.2-inch touchscreen opens up a new world of software improvements inc...