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Nokia C5-03 is a mid-range Symbian smartphone for people on a budget. Offering a 3.2-inch resistive touch screen, 5MP camera, Wi-Fi, A-GPS and microSDHC card slot.
Similar in specification to the Nokia C6-01, the C5-03 makes some compromises along the way to keep the price down. Perhaps the most important difference between the C5-03 and C6-01 is the display.
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Nokia C7 it features a 3.5-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen with nHD resolution (640 x 360), 8MP camera with fixed focus, HD video recording and dual-LED flash plus 8GB of onboard memory.
Leaked video of a brand new Nokia X7 running Symbian^3. This Nokia X7 seems to have 4 different speakers.
Nokia C6-01 disposes of the QWERTY keyboard found on Nokia C6, bumps the camera resolution up from 5MP to 8MP Full Focus with dual LED flash, and the screen technology to 3.2-inch capacitive AMOLED. The Nokia C6-01 comes with the newer Symbian^3.
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Niklas Savander:
We have been getting excellent feedback from consumers on the capabilities of the Nokia N8, but in the last couple of days you may have seen stories in the media about a very small number of users reporting that their Nokia N8 is not switching on as it should.
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The heartbreaking sight of a pair of Nokia N8 undergoing the infamous drop test, simulating your phone falling from the height of your shirt pocket onto a hard surface dozens of times.
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The third quarter of 2010 produced record sales of more than 81 million communication devices based on open operating systems (smartphones). Android accounted for 25.5 percent of worldwide smartphone sales, making it the No. 2 operating system (OS). It was particularly dominant in North America.
Apple’s iOS, on the other hand, dropped from last year, from 17.1 percent in 2009 to 16.6 percent in 2010. Symbian took the top spot with 36.6 percent of sales share.
In the third quarter of 2010, Nokia sold 110.4 million units into the channel. This resulted in a market share decline of 8.5 percentage points from the third quarter of 2009. But shortages of low-end devices also encouraged many consumers to buy a more expensive product. Combined with favorable currency exchange rates, this meant Nokia’s financial results were better than expected.
Samsung had a strong third quarter, as mobile phone sales reached 71.7 million handsets in the third quarter of 2010, up 18.2 percent from the third quarter of 2009. Samsung sold close to 1 million bada devices in the third quarter of 2010, and 6.6 million Android phones, making Samsung the top Android seller.
LG sold 27.5 million mobile devices in the third quarter of 2010, as its global market share dropped to 6.6 percent.
Apple delivered a stellar performance in the third quarter of 2010, selling 13.5 million units.
RIM sold 11.9 million devices to end users in the third quarter of 2010, and its global share of the smartphone market fell to 14.8 percent. RIM’s share of the overall North American market declined to 11.2 percent in the third quarter of 2010, from 12.7 percent in the third quarter of 2009. RIM lost its leading smartphone market position to Apple.
SOURCE gartner.com
The new Nimbuzz 3.0 for Nokia Symbian and Symbian^3 devices is ready to download.
The new version was specially optimized for Nokia’s N8, E7, C6 and C7 which run on Symbian^3.
Here are the useful new features you will enjoy in this version:
SOURCE blog.nimbuzz.com
The Nokia N8 comes with a non-removable battery, at least per Nokia. Since it is a standard 1200mAh BL-4D battery, it was a mater of time someone got around to show the world how to swap it.
Heres a quick video showing the process of removing the battery from the Nokia N8, and how to re-fit it.
SOURCE c3mky
Video was shot with Nokia N8 phone with full digital zoom.
