Nokia has unveiled 3 most awesome phones (awesome = nice phone + great price).
The phones look awesome right?
Now see the prices :
Nokia C3 - €90
Nokia C6 - €220
Nokia E5 - €180
These prices are pre-tax and pre-subsidy which means your carriers might be able to offer it for a far lesser amount!
Got word from the Nokia logistic department that the Booklet 3G review piece has been shipped, I'm waiting for it to arrive. Let's see how this baby is!
I enjoyed the 2 weeks of Nokia N900 that I had received for reviewing. The good folks at Nokia will most probably be sending the Booklet 3G next!
My last few posts had bits and pieces of the Nokia N900 that I have been trying out (I thank the wonderful people at WOMWorld for letting me try the Nokia N900). It's almost time I sent this back, though I would have loved to keep this with me forever!
Here are the things I loved about the Nokia N900 : 1. Looks, Looks, Looks : It's a head turner. With the large screen and the awesome way it slides to display the keyboard underneath, it's a killer in the looks department. 2. 32 GB of internal memory is unbelievable: Some of my friends refused to believe that the N900 comes with 32 frikking GB of internal memory. With such a large memory, you do not need to worry about space anymore. Load all your favorites songs, videos, movies and you'll still be left with enough space for photos, games and everything else! 3. RSS Reader: Due to the large screen, I really enjoyed using the built in RSS Reader. Being a blogger, it's very important for me to read interesting and important blogs to keep myself updated. I travel by train to work everyday which means I spend around 2 hours traveling. These 2 weeks have been really productive all thanks to the RSS reader. 4. Screen Clarity and Camera : The N900 has an awesome screen clarity and videos are a treat to watch on this device. The 5 megapixel camera does a pretty good job!5. Conversations : A unique way to display SMS as conversations makes messaging all the more fun (absolutely loved this feature)Hope my review helps you in making a better decision while choosing your next cell phone. More reviews would come as and when I get my hands on other devices.You can view all posts related to Nokia N900 here.
I spoke about how I wished I had carried the N900 yesterday while traveling in the train. I thought I could have spent my time more efficiently by reading blog feeds through the default RSS reader provided.
But, there's a major flaw with the RSS reader. It considers http://feeds.feedburner.com/techcrunch to be an invalid feed URL! Well, that's not true and it shouldn't have been so!I did not take the cell to office today. Carried my E63. I missed the 'RSS Reader' that comes built in with the N900 so much today!
We have a weird holiday thingy at our office. A lot of other offices were closed today on account of a festival but our offices remained open. Which meant I had to go to work (I commute by train to work everyday).
Since it was a holiday, I got a place to sit in the train (trust me, it never happens, I always have to travel standing). So there I was sitting in the train knowing pretty well that I would be doing nothing for the next 35 minutes. This is when I reminded myself of the mistake I did by not carrying the N900 along. Tomorrow, as soon as I reach office, I'll probably make use of the free WLan network and download as many feeds as possible.
