As promised, time finally to start discussing the plethora of new announcements from the mobile phone world that annoyingly happened just when I lost Internet connectivity! First up is the new Nokia N82, which as well as being announced by Nokia this week, has also been released by the company in time for Christmas.
By any measure, the Nokia N82 is a stunning mobile phone - 5 megapixel camera, full Sat-Nav functionality, Wi-Fi and DVD-quality video recording are just some of the features its offers. However, if all this sounds a tad familiar, it's because all of these features are present in the N82's predecessor the N95.
Read on to see what the Nokia N82 offers that the N95 didn't.
Posted on Friday, November 16th, 2007 at 1:50 am by Mike Evans
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Posted on Thursday, November 15th, 2007 at 1:36 am by Mike Evans
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I've been in some odd situations in my life, but currently i'm in one I never expected to be in-I'm completely homeless! No house, no bed, no tv, and worst of all, no Internet connection!
Fortunately, my sanity has been saved by the glorious Nokia E90 Communicator, which I'm using to write this post. Find out how the E90 saved my sanity after the jump.
Finally, all the hype and speculation surrounding Google's mobile phone plans can be put to rest, as the company has announced its mobile strategy. As expected, there is no Google gPhone; rather, we get Google's Android, an "open and comprehensive platform for mobile devices" that includes operating system, user interface and applications.
Google also announced the Open Handset Alliance, a consortium of big mobile phone companies and operators (including HTC, Motorola, Qualcomm, Samsung, Telefonica, Sprint Nextel and T-Mobile) who are currently working on developing Android-based phones and services.
So, should existing phone manufacturers be worried by Android? And more importantly, should we be excited by what's on offer? Read on...
