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Traditionally, the Nokia E series, which includes the Nokia E71, have been very business-focused and slightly on the pricey side, but the cell phone manufacturer is hoping to attract more consumers by offering its Nokia E63 at a lower price point. Announced for the U.S. market at CES 2009, the E63 is available now for $279 through Nokia’s flagship stores in New York and Chicago. Compare that price with the E71, which goes for $500 unlocked, or any other unlocked phone, and you’ve got a pretty good deal, especially … Continue Reading

It’s tough to beat $20 for a camera phone, and as far as looks go, the Nokia 2720 Fold isn’t half bad. You arguably get more than you pay for with this glossy, though smudge-prone, flip handset. A music player, video recording, and Bluetooth take you beyond the basics, the controls are large, and the performance is decent. All that and a killer price make the Fold a contender for a simple phone. Nokia’s Fold comes in black and deep red on T-Mobile’s service ($19.99 with two-year … Continue Reading

The Nokia 2660 continues the company’s tradition of simple, quality phones for making calls. Like the Nokia 2320, it shuns a camera and most of today’s “in” features in favor of making calls and sending messages. But just so it isn’t entirely dull, the 2660 also offers Bluetooth and a voice recorder. Though its design is basic and easy to use, the 2660 stumbles a bit on the performance side. Call quality was acceptable, but the phone is slow on the inside. If you want a contract, the 2660 … Continue Reading

The Nokia X3 Touch and Type is a sleek and modern phone that measures just 9.6mm — making it slips easily into a purse or pocket. As one of the slimmest devices ever, the handset features a brushed aluminum back and comes in five vibrant colors. The X3 combines also a touch screen display with a traditional 12 button keypad. As Nokia’s first ‘Touch and Type’ phone, the X3 lets users quickly tap and type messages. Additional features include a 5.0-megapixel camera, a … Continue Reading

Nokia has branched out quite a bit in recent years with its smartphone line of Symbian handsets. The E series in particular has usually been quite business-centric, like the Nokia E71 for example, but the E 50 series tend to be a bit more attractive to consumers. Take the Nokia E55, for instance. It offers all the smartphone benefits of e-mail, GPS with Nokia’s OVI Maps, Wi-Fi, support for North American 3G bands, and PC-syncing, but it also has multimedia goodies like a 3.2-megapixel camera with video recording, a … Continue Reading

If you want a cheap nice smartphone, this Nokia 5230 Nuron will be a good choice. As a Nokia phone, it comes with nice quality and quite bold functions. Check it out.

Everyone loves a great deal, and Nokia and T-Mobile are serving up one heck of a value with the Nokia 5230 Nuron. Available starting March 24 for just $69.99 with a two-year contract, the Nuron is a full touch-screen smartphone that offers 3G support, access to the Ovi Store, and free maps and voice-guided, turn-by-by navigation … Continue Reading

Good cellphones are always good, always! For instance, the Nokia E71.

It’s always been a shame that Nokia’s E series of smartphones (as well as the Nokia N series for that matter) rarely make it to U.S. carriers since they offer great business features in slick designs. However, AT&T customers got good news at CTIA 2009 when the companies announced that the carrier would bring the Nokia E71x to its shelves.

Sharing the same design (though coming in a classic but sexy black color) and similar features as the unlocked Nokia … Continue Reading

Recently, Nokia and T-Mobile have announced the latest Nokia smartphone which is going to be marketed for the masses. Dubbed Nokia 5230 Nuron, this smartphone features social networking apps, maps with turn-by-turn navigation and more useful features.  The Nokia Nuron is slated to be released under T-Mobile later this year.

Utilizing T-Mobile’s 3G network, the Nokia Nuron provides fast and dynamic web browsing. It’s key features include a 3.2-inch touch screen, Ovi Maps, AGPS, 3G and other features.

This smartphone offers a mobile solution that lets you make your way easily around … Continue Reading

For long time already the novelties from Nokia are not only a tradition, but also a real surprise. Any fan of the Nokia phones is keen to know all the features of each new item before anyone else, and this time the press release did not disappoint anyone.So, what kind of device has released Nokia at this time? Nokia X6, as it turned out, was the most natural continuation of the famous Nokia 5800.

Key features:

* Quad-band GSM support

* Symbian S60 5th edition UI

* Tri-band 3G with HSDPA support

* … Continue Reading