For whatever reason, Nokia phones have failed to really catch on here in the states. I know we’ve all seen those junk freebie Nokia’s that just about every carrier has, using them to inflate their bottom line. But the real meat is that of smartphones. Here in the states and even North America as a whole, Nokia smartphones are often left for those with deeper pockets than most thanks to a lack of carrier subsidizing. $5-$600 phones are simply too much for...
While all the rage yesterday, and more than likely today as well as the rest of the week is going to be Apple/iPhone OS 3.0/iPhone 3GS, their are others players out there who deserve some mention. If you aren’t a fruit lover and instead prefer a more sophisticated device and OS, Nokia will be happy to donate to you (for the small donation price of $699.99 of course) their brand spanking new N97 wonder device. While the iPhone line has lots of visual appeal and eye...
As with many high end smartphones/cellphones, coupled with their widespread nonacceptance from carriers, lack of local availability, as well as their sky high price tag, adoption of said units is often fairly low. High end Nokia handsets often to ever get to see the light of day in the U.S. for reasons unknown. However, Nokia, in an effort to desperately make some more money and stop their falling market share is reaching deeper into their pockets to make sure you...
The mobile market, particularly the smartphone market is heating up as mobile web usage and data plan usage both reach towards the skies. With the increase of mobile web usage comes a need for more powerful devices that can take advantage of everything the web has to offer as well as slowly replacing our time spend at typical desktop or laptop computers and instead investing that time into our mobiles. One of the biggest parts of the whole *productive* mobile usage is the...
Nokia’s bread and butter, pride and joy, cream of the crop, call it whatever you want. The much hyped Nokia N97 is coming! Mark you calendar folks for June 2009. That is the month in which the N97 will be available to mere mortals. If you’ve somehow forgotten, the N97 is a 3.5″ 640 x 360 pixel touchscreen beauty featuring haptic (vibration) feedback. According to Nokia’s announcement at the 2008 Nokia World Event back in December, Nokia...
