Nokia Lumia 900 with a 12MP camera on its way to the US
- Category: Nokia
- Monday, 16 January 2012 18:37
- Written by Kunal Khullar
Nokia had unveiled the Lumia 900 recently at the CES with LTE and Nokia's re-entry into the US market. While expectations were high from the device, it hasn't made a big impact yet. The specs seem pretty much the same as the Lumia 800 and even in the looks department it seems similar.
Now according to rumours, Nokia will be providing the Lumia 900 to AT&T in the US for an exclusive period. After the exclusive period is over, the company will be providing all the carriers with improved 12MP camera fitted Lumia 900s in May.
Nokia store reaches 11 million downloads a day
- Category: Nokia
- Thursday, 12 January 2012 11:00
- Written by Rishabh Jain
Nokia might have switched on to the Windows OS, but it is still raking in huge numbers in Symbian downloads. Not only that, India along with China, Brazil, Russia and Turkey has added to Nokia store's popularity. N8 is the device that ranked in most downloads followed by 5800, 5233, 5230 and C3.
The survey results are no surprise, because even though Nokia's market share has eroded in Europe and U.S., it still has a stronghold in these counties. Also contributing to Nokia's market growth is the factor that its Symbian phones are cheaper in comparison to high-end phones such as Apple's iPhone or high-end Android phones such as the Motorola Droid Razr.
Nokia flaunts Lumia’s popularity on a world map
- Category: Nokia
- Wednesday, 11 January 2012 18:33
- Written by Rishabh Jain
Nokia, it seems, is wasting no opportunity to bask in the glory of its Lumia handsets. On the same count, the company's has published a vibrant map showing territories that Lumia handsets have captured and also where it plans to go in the future.
Besides showcasing Lumia's world domination, the map also has valuable information to impart. For instance, it points out that the U.S., which will see the release of the Lumia 710 tomorrow will also receive the Nokia Lumia 800 and Lumia 900 handsets in the coming months.
CES 2012 – Nokia finally unveils the Lumia 900
- Category: Nokia
- Tuesday, 10 January 2012 14:08
- Written by Rishabh Jain
After some mad anticipation and anxious wait the Nokia Lumia 900 has finally been unveiled. Its predecessor, the Lumia 800 has bought Nokia back from the dead and set the charts on fire. The handset will debut exclusively on AT&T networks in the U.S.
So what can the Lumia 900 offer to top the Lumia 800? Let's have a look.
So what can the Lumia 900 offer to top the Lumia 800? Let's have a look.
Xenon, NFC, Bigger screen for N8 Successor, Lumia 900 to have same camera as the Lumia 800
- Category: Nokia
- Monday, 09 January 2012 16:09
- Written by Amol Mathur
Back in November we saw the news that Nokia may be planning a successor to the camera-marvel, N8. The specs at that time read Camera with Optical Zoom (Camera resolution not confirmed), a 3.5-inch WVGA Clear Black display, 1GHz CPU and 512MB of RAM.
And now more information about the purported device is flowing in. According to MyNokiaBlog, the successor will have
And now more information about the purported device is flowing in. According to MyNokiaBlog, the successor will haveNokia buys Smarterphone, an OS for feature phones
- Category: Nokia
- Saturday, 07 January 2012 14:34
- Written by Amol Mathur
Well sources are confirming that Nokia has bought, Smarterphone, a Norwegian company who develops mobile OS by the same name for feature phones. But what is the OS Smarterphone like? Well Smarterphone makes it possible to deliver a user experience similar to smart phones on affordable hardware, and allows unique flexibility for tailoring handset software to different markets. Thus making any lower end device running on the OS, pose not less than a smartphone.
Back in February, Nokia decided to ditch Symbian and go ahead with Microsoft's Windows Phone OS for all its future devices. So that has left Symbian for development of lower end devices. But now after buying Smarterphone, is Nokia going to introduce a new breed of lower-end Smartphones to expand its hold in some of its emerging market? Well time will tell. Until then we can only keep guessing and run our brains to understand the motive of Nokia buying Smarterphone.
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Back in February, Nokia decided to ditch Symbian and go ahead with Microsoft's Windows Phone OS for all its future devices. So that has left Symbian for development of lower end devices. But now after buying Smarterphone, is Nokia going to introduce a new breed of lower-end Smartphones to expand its hold in some of its emerging market? Well time will tell. Until then we can only keep guessing and run our brains to understand the motive of Nokia buying Smarterphone.
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Nokia Shop launched, powered by indiatimes
- Category: Nokia
- Friday, 06 January 2012 18:37
- Written by MobiGyaan Team
Now you can buy a Nokia phone from "Nokia Shop". Nokia shop is Nokia's own e-commerce portal powered by indiatimes.
The Nokia Shop offer an option to login using your facebook account, which makes the registration process a bit faster and easier. You can also compare various Nokia phones using the compare feature available there.
Visit Nokia Shop here
Nokia Lumia 900/Ace's Specifications details are out
- Category: Nokia
- Wednesday, 04 January 2012 12:05
- Written by Amol Mathur
The rumours mills are on a roll and this time they are bringing in information on Nokia's upcoming Nokia 900/Ace. The 900 will sport a larger 4.3 inch screen as compared to Nokia 800's 3.7 inch screen.
According to the latest reports, the Lumia 900 will not be running on Windows Phone Tango OS, but instead will run only on WP Mango 7.5. It will have a 4.3-inch WVGA screen with Nokia's Clear Black Display technology. There will be 512MB of RAM and a 1.4 GHz Qualcomm processor. There'll be an 8MP camera at the rear and a powerful 1830mAh battery to support the LTE radio onboard.
Also the device may weigh about 160 grams, which is just 14 grams more than the Lumia 800, all thanks to the LTE radio and larger screen. The thickness of the device is supposed to remain at 12 millimetres, same as that of the Lumia 800. At the upcoming CES 2012, Nokia is also rumoured to reveal a Lumia 719 which will be a mid-range Windows Phone.
According to the latest reports, the Lumia 900 will not be running on Windows Phone Tango OS, but instead will run only on WP Mango 7.5. It will have a 4.3-inch WVGA screen with Nokia's Clear Black Display technology. There will be 512MB of RAM and a 1.4 GHz Qualcomm processor. There'll be an 8MP camera at the rear and a powerful 1830mAh battery to support the LTE radio onboard.
Also the device may weigh about 160 grams, which is just 14 grams more than the Lumia 800, all thanks to the LTE radio and larger screen. The thickness of the device is supposed to remain at 12 millimetres, same as that of the Lumia 800. At the upcoming CES 2012, Nokia is also rumoured to reveal a Lumia 719 which will be a mid-range Windows Phone.
Nokia Asha 200 now available online for Rs.4349
- Category: Nokia
- Tuesday, 03 January 2012 13:37
- Written by Kunal Khullar
Nokia had announced the Asha series back in October and unveiled it in India in December. Well finally one of the devices, the Asha 200 is now available online. Stores like Letsbuy is selling it for Rs. 4,349 and Flipkart is selling at Rs.4370 in Pink, Graphite, Aqua and White colour options.
The Nokia Asha 200 is Nokia's first QWERTY dual-SIM handset offering one-click access to email and chat via Nokia Messaging and other social networking services like Facebook. The phone comes with Nokia Browser and Webapps for rich internet experience.
Mockup shows how the Nokia 900/Ace could look like
- Category: Nokia
- Tuesday, 03 January 2012 10:34
- Written by Amol Mathur
Just a few days after we saw the probably leaked images of the Nokia Lumia 900/Ace, we have a mockup, as to how the device could look in full glory.
Brian, a reader of TheNokiaBlog, created a render and has given us a chance to see how the Nokia 900 could look from the frontal view. The Nokia 900 is expected to look just like the Nokia 800, just with a difference in the screen size. The 900 is expected to come with a 4.3 inch Clear Black Display screen which will make it different from the 800.
Brian, a reader of TheNokiaBlog, created a render and has given us a chance to see how the Nokia 900 could look from the frontal view. The Nokia 900 is expected to look just like the Nokia 800, just with a difference in the screen size. The 900 is expected to come with a 4.3 inch Clear Black Display screen which will make it different from the 800.
