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Videos: Nokia 5800 - What's Inside the Box

Posted: 25 Dec 2008 08:53 PM PST

This is a video shot by Raptole. He tells you what's inside the Nokia 5800 box and what are his initial impressions about the device. He says, that he does not like the phone mainly because the touch screen nd the S60 touch OS sucks. The camera is also OK but the video capability is bad and not impressive. Check out the video,

Mobile Phone Store on a Rolls Royce, only in India

Posted: 25 Dec 2008 08:23 PM PST

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Check out this new mobile phone retailing car. Its a Rolls Royce Phantom that has been converted by some entrepreneurs into a mobile Mobile Phone Store. This is really amazing and by now you must have guessed that this has happened in nowhere else but our own India. Mobile Store has converted this car sorry Rolls Royce Phantom. It seems that this initiative is sponsored by Nokia, as thats the only name you can see on this costly beast.

[Via: Autoblog]

Nokia's New Touch Screen Offering - Nokia 6208 Classic

Posted: 25 Dec 2008 08:12 PM PST

Nokia 6208 Classic.jpg After launching the N97, Nokia is launching a Series 40 based touch screen phone, the Nokia 6208 Classic. Unlike the N97, this phone features a alphanumeric keypad. The S40 will obviously a tweaked interface to match the touch functionality. There is no official communication from Nokia on this phone and there are rumors that Nokia might launch this phone in China. This phone has a 2.8'' TFT touch screen interface with 240 x 320 resolution and 16 million colors. It does not have Wi-Fi and 3G but is blessed with the lesser evils EDGE and GPRS. With 27MB internal memory, the phone can support microSD card. Its 3.2 mega pixel snapper comes with auto focus and flash. Not much details are available on this phone. Nokia has said that, its touch screen phones will be targeted toward the mid-range market. I am sure that, the Nokia 6208 won't be costly. Nokia was the one, who brought color phones to every Indian pocket and now it might repeat the same with its touch screen offerings.