Camera Phones Plaza

Symbian Limited, the creator of the leading mobile operating system for Smartphone announced the releasing of FOMA NM705i at NTT DoCoMo in Japan.

The mobile candybar-like handset made by Nokia comes in a light form factor with an orange housing and support for international roaming.

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Running on S60 software on Symbian operating system, FOMA NM705i is the lightest model from this series at 89 gra6ms measuring 105 x 46 x 15 mm.



It is not a high-end mobile phone but it comes with a very useful Japanese-English/English-Japanese dictionary, FM radio, and a built-in 2MP camera with 4x digital zoom.



Other colors available are black and white.

If you have enough money and would like to spend it on something luxurious and unique you might be interested in the cell phones decorated with gold and diamonds from Peter Aloisson, an Austrian designer and jeweler who adores to combine the customers’ ideas with art revealing the owner’s personality to create something unique.



A Peter Aloisson mobile handset can be used as a phone or as a jewel according to your wishes, and maybe you are a luxury art collector.
Nokia Communicator E90 is one of the latest additions to the sophisticated models line and features solid 18 carat white gold housing with 408 diamonds encrusted which totalize 9.86 cts.

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These diamonds have VVSI – IF (LC) quality and F color while the phone is priced at $82,092 excluding 20% VAT.



Nokia E90 is a new HSDPA 2100 handset measuring 132 x 57 x 20 mm at 210 grams, showing a 4-inch large TFT display of 16 million colors, with a secondary screen of 2 inches of 16 million colors, a full QWERTY sliding keyboard, music player, 128 MB shared memory, card slot, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth with A2DP, USB 2.0/miniUSB, the Symbian OS, HTML browsing, a built-in 3.15MP camera wth autofocus, flash and video recording in 30 fps, an e seconday camera for videocalling, GPS, FM radio, TV out, and document viewer among others.

Its 1500 mAh Li-Ion battery lasts up to five hours of talking.

StatCounter, the invisible web tracking tool configured in web sites for tracking real-time traffic stats, published a report after gathering statistic information about the number of Internet users surfing from their mobile device, and took into account the two of the world’s most popular cell phone brands: iPhone and Nokia.



This research had a sample of 371 million page views globally, from which 71 million were coming from US and 14 million from UK, during December 7 - March 8.
The results show that iPhone is a leader in the US while in UK Nokia is considered the most popular mobile Internet browser, followed by iPhone.
Now let’s see these statistics in detail!

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In March, the famous iPhone took 0.06% of the total Internet browser market in the UK, while Nokia had 0.15%, and in other words, iPhone has three times the Internet browser market share of BlackBerry in UK, which has 0.02%.
Sony Ericsson has 0.01% of the UK market and iPhone with iTouch have 0.9% of the UK market, all these in March.
On the US front, iPhone leads with 0.18% of the market while Nokia has only 0.01%.



But if we look at the global statistics StatCounter shows that Nokia is the number one with 0.25% in March and the iPhone comes immediately after, with 0.06%.

"It would appear that iPhone is more than living up to its claims of being a user friendly Internet browser, unlike many other mobile phones," said Aodhan Cullen, founder and CEO of StatCounter.

Announced in November last year, the Nokia N82 multimedia computer optimized for navigation, high-speed Internet browsing thanks to the HSDPA 2100 connectivity technology, and pictures, will be available in black in just a few weeks at a starting price of 400 Euros.

The phone featuring a built-in 5MP camera with Xenon flash and Carl Zeiss lens provides the user powerful features for photography such as an ultra-fast activation, autofocus based on dedicated assist lamp, fast reloading and high-quality video recordings.
Also, you could use geotagging to save the pictures with the date, time and location, in order to share your new discoveries with friends via Ovi, Flickr or YouTube.



With the A-GPS capability provided by Nokia N82, combined with the camera functionality you can view the pictures captured on the Internet on a map so you will always remember where you have those old memories from.
Sports Tracker is another application coming with the N82 model which lets you share travel routes with the others on the Sports Tracker website dedicated to routes information including location, images, speed, distance and time.

Nokia also offers the possibility to see what other have explored, on www.nseries.com/urbanistadiaries, where you can share your own experiences.

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All the pictures and data you store on the phone can reach up to 8GB of space via a microSD memory card, and this translates to 3,600 high-resolution photos, five hours of high-quality videos, 6,000 audio tracks, or all the available regions for Nokia Maps.
Other features include a large 2.4-inch TFT display of 16 million colors, music player, True Tones, 100MB internal memory, an ARM 11 332 MHz processor, GPRS Class 32, EDGE, Wi-Fi module, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0/microUSB, the Symbian OS 9.2, e-mail, Instant Messaging, HTML support, a secondary videocall camera, motion sensor for user interface auto-rotate, 3.5 mm audio jack for standard headsets, TV out, Stereo FM radio, Organiser, Office document viewer, voice dial, and a standard 1050 mAh Li-Ion battery for up to four hours and 20 minutes of talk time.

"The Nokia N82 is made for storytelling," declares Juha Kokkonen, Director for Nokia Nseries devices. "As one of Nokia's leading-edge connected camera, the Nokia N82 in black captures people's journeys and discoveries. With built-in A-GPS it even helps people to find new places by pairing 'contextual' information with a wide array of connectivity features such as Wi-Fi and HSDPA. We make it easy for consumers to quickly share those moments as they happen."

Goldstriker International has announced its new Spring 2008 collection which brings three of the most famous cell phones covered gold and platinum, available at nice prices.



We can’t help to take a look at the world’s first Nokia 7900 Prism 24ct gold & Platinum editions, a phone featuring 3G support, a 2-inch OLED display with 16 million colors, music player, 1GB internal memory, Bluetooth, microUSB connectivity, e-mail, xHTML browsing, a built-in 2MP camera with flash and video recorder, living wallpaper, configurable keypad backlighting color, and up to three hours of talk time.

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This model comes in gold and platinum and is available at Goldstriker starting from $906 after the conversion from GBP.

Nokia 8800 Arte 24ct gold & Platinum editions is another addition to the latest luxury collection, and here we have a limited edition of just 250 phones available at a price starting from approximately $1,812.



It sports a 2-inch OLED display of 16 million colors with scratch-resistant layer, has 3G support, music player, living wallpapers, 1GB internal memory, Bluetooth 2.0, microUSB, e-mail function, xHTML browser, built-in 1.3MP camera with auto focus and video recorder, voice memo and a durable stainless steel cover.
It is powered for up to three hours by a standard Li-Ion battery.



One of the most fashionable mobile phones covered in precious metals at Goldstriker is no other than Samsung Armani P520, and the new collection has a price starting from $1,208.
The Armani phone brings a 2.6-inch TFT touch-sensitive display of 356K colors, music player, 60MB internal memory with card slot, GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0, e-mail, Xhtml, a built-in 3.15MP camera with video recording capability, voice memo, document viewer, organizer and a 880mAh Li-Ion battery for no less than six hours of talk time.

Check for yourselves.