Nokia XL was proclaimed by Nokia at mobile world congress  earlier this year beside Nokia X and Nokia X+. Nokia XL is currently accessible on companys official on-line store for Rs 11,489 and can be delivered in 5 working days.
The Nokia XL is merely accessible in green color

Image courtesy: Nokia.com

Feature and specification of Nokia XL

The Nokia XL runs on Nokia X software platform version 1.0 that relies on the Android Open Source Project.
This Smartphone also doesnt have access to Google play store .The user might get all apps from the Nokia store or third party developer.
Further all the Google services on this Smartphone are going to be replaced with Microsoft Services.

This Smartphone sports a 5 Mega pixel rear camera with led flash and 2MP front facing camera for video calling,
Connectivity possibility of Nokia XL includes Bluetooth, WiFi. and GPS with AGPS

The Nokia XL Dual SIM comes preloaded with Nokia MixRadio and other Popular apps like Facebook, Twitter, WeChat, Viber, and Skype.BBM, Plants vs. Zombies 2,and Vine.

Nokia XL supports dual SIM (GSM + GSM ) cards with dual standby. It has a 5.0"  WVGA touchscreen display with resolution of 480*800 pixels and provides a pixel density of 187 ppi. The Nokia XL is motivated by 1 GHz dual Core Qualcomm snapdragon S4 processor couple with 768 MB of RAM.
Storage possibility of Nokia XL comes with 4GB of built-in internal storage and it was additionally supported expandable storage up to 32 GB with the assistance of MicroSD card slot.

Feature and Specification of Nokia XL

Name	Nokia XL
Manufacturer	Nokia
Dimensions	141.4 x 77.7 x 10.9 mm
SIM Support	Dual - Micro SIM GSM + GSM
Display	12.7 cm, LCD 187 ppi,Capacitive Multipoint-Touch
Resolution	WVGA (800 x 480)
Connectivity	2G, 3G, Wi-Fi - , GPS, USB WAPI
Video Recording	Yes
Camera	Rear: 5 Mega Pixel with LED flash,
	Front: 2 Mega Pixel 720p
Sensors:	Ambient light sensor, Accelerometer, Proximity, sensor
Camera Feature	Auto exposure,enter weighted auto exposure,Still image editor
	Panorama lens,
Battery	2000 mAh ST: 37 days, TT: 16 h(2G), 13 h(3G)
Processor	Dual-core 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4
RAM:	768 MB
Storage:	Internal : 4 GB
	External: Expandable up to 32 GB via microSD
Audio	MP3, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, FLAC, MIDI
Video	H.263, H.264/AVC, MPEG-4
Operating System	Nokia X software platform 1.0
Color	Green
Additional feature	Mobile VPN, Data encryption for device,Device lock password
	Firmware update, Device lock, PIN code, Device lock passcode,
Sales Package:	Nokia XL Dual SIM, Charger AC-20, Battery BN-02 2000 mAh,
	Nokia Stereo Headset WH-108, Quick guide
Price	Rs 14,489

Source: Nokia.com

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The long wait is almost over, dear Nokia N900 owners. The Finnish companys developers are almost done porting MeeGo to the sweet QWERTY slider and promise to release it to the general public in a few days.
The update will be available on the MeeGo site, which should enable dual-booting of Maemo and MeeGo on the Nokia N900 so you can get a taste of the upcoming MeeGo mobile OS.
There is no exact date mentioned for the PR 1.3 update but "quite close now" (MeeGo dev team words, not ours) sounds very promising.
The bad news is that this is a try-at-you-own-risk kind of deal so Nokia wont be offering support for the MeeGo-enabled N900 officially. This is not to say they wont be releasing updates or fixing bugs, but you will be the one taking the risk of something going wrong with the new OS.
So are you on board for the update, or are you going to stick to the dead-end Maemo?

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Its been more than a year since I reviewed a Windows phone. Back in 2012, it was the Nokia Lumia 800. Today, I was handed with the Nokia Lumia 925 that is launching tomorrow (20 July) in Singapore.

Within the span of the 2 Windows phones, I have reviewed numerous other Android devices. As I held the Lumia 925 for the first time, fond memories flowed back to me.

On first impression, a few things stand out from the Nokia Lumia 925:

1. Premium touch. Nokia cleverly designs the phone with an aluminium frame around the sides while opting for polycarbonate rear face.

2. Straightforward layout. Instead of positioning the connectors and buttons all around the phone, the Lumia 925 puts all the buttons - volume, power, camera - on the right, while the SIM card slot and headset jack on the top.

3. Size. The Lumia 925 has a squarish dimension (70.6 x 129 x 8.5mm) which is more friendly on the hand and for typing in both portrait and landscape compared to most other modern Android smartphones.


Ill be sharing more detailed experience on the new Nokia Lumia 925 over the next few weeks. While I am not a Windows Phone user, I will try not to compare too much with other mobile OS. I am already finding some great stuffs on this new smartphone, and cant wait to share my thoughts.

The Nokia Lumia 925 retails for S$799 in Singapore, available in white, black and grey.

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The long wait isnt over yet - new info says the Nokia N8 will start shipping in late September, at least for those who pre-ordered. In the mean time, the Nokia E7 popped up, reportedly going official as soon as next week.

The Nokia N8 has been on a handful of sites for pre-order, each site citing a different launch date. Some of those dates flew through with no N8 in sight, other dates are always a couple of weeks ahead.



The end just might be in sight though - a Finnish site spoke to Nokias Senior Communications Manager who said that Nokia N8 pre-orders will shipping September 30. He also said that the N8 will cost 499 euros - since weve seen different prices for different countries, that shipping date might be for Finland only.
Still, the Nokia World event is fast approaching (its on September 14 and 15) - there Nokia is expected to unveil the Nokia E7. The E7 is a Symbian^3 phone with a slide out QWERTY and got leaked a few times, with speculation that its the Nokia N9.

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Well, its not the N9, but the specs still seem quite impressive - a 4" touchscreen (probably nHD), 3G, Wi-Fi, 8MP camera with dual LED flash and an HDMI port. If these specs pan out, the Nokia E7 should sit somewhere between the Nokia C7 (which has a smaller screen and no QWERTY) and the Nokia N9 (which touts an aluminum body and MeeGo). The Nokia E7 specs are unconfirmed, but that should change next week.

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WP8-powered Nokia Lumia 920 flagship goes official

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Tags: Nokia, Microsoft, Windows Phone, Touch UI

The first big announcement to come at Nokia and Microsoft joint event is the Nokia Lumia 920. As it turned out the recently released teasers were spot on, and this is in fact the first Lumia PureView smartphone.

The Nokia Lumia 920 looks much like the Lumia 900, but comes with a bigger 4.5" 720p PureMotionHD+ (thats ClearBlack on stereoids) display, with curved glass on top of it. It is powered by the Snapdragon S4 chipset with a 1.5GHz dual-core Krait processor and Adreno 225 GPU.

The display is something Nokia is really proud. It’s called PureMotion HD+ and its screen color and brightness will adjusts automatically, depending on the ambient light. If you’ve hoped for an AMOLED screen though, you’ll be disappointed.

Lumia 920 camera comes with the PureView branding, but it packs an 8 megapixel sensor at its heart. It offers a cool new image stabilization that Nokia calls "floating lens" and according to its manufacturer is more effective than the optical image stabilization on many dedicated digicams. Carl Zeiss optics, 1080pvideo recording and an LED flash complete the list of the camera features.

 

The rest of the specs include NFC and LTE connectivity, 32GB internal memory plus 7GB SkyDrivecloud storage and 1GB RAM. The Lumia 920 weighs 185 grams, supports only micro-SIM cards and lacks a memory expansion slot.

Nokia Lumia 920 runs on the latest Windows Phone 8 OS and will come with various new services such as Nokia City Lens (augmented really app, which lets you find nearby cafes, restaurants etc.), refreshed Nokia Drive and Maps, updated hubs and system apps, etc.

The last feature worth mentioning is the built-in wireless charging. It uses the Qi standard and will be compatible with future accessories. The first supported wireless charging tool is the Fatboy wireless charging pillow. We hope it comes included in the retail package, but that is yet to be confired. Nokia also teamed up with Virgin Atlantic and Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf to put wireless charging stations so you can charge your Lumia 920 even when you are out for a coffee.

The Lumia 920 will launch in glossy white, yellow and black colors. The pricing and availability is yet to be announced.

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The Nokia 808 PureView pre-orders at UK retailers sites are finally starting to list launch dates. Amazon UK will be the among the first stores to get it.

Amazon UK has the 808 PureView (black and white) listed for £500 ($780) with a release date of June 30. Thats for a SIM-free phone naturally, with VAT included.

Play.com also has the 808 and its asking £520 for it. They will be releasing the phone on July 2.

Clove UK is less clear on the launch date - the site notes "First stock delayed until mid-late July. Color variants to be confirmed." The price is set at £504.

Then theres Expansys UK, which lists all three color versions (black, white and red) at £500, but theres no launch date given.

We checked the sites of UK carriers for the Nokia 808 PureView but theres nothing there yet.

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We can expect the Nokia N96 to start shipping soon in July. It will be available for $800 while Play.com has it on the list for about $1200. We have already seen the specs of this phone already that it will has Wi-Fi, GPS, DVB-H mobile tv—all built in, and 5 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash and auto-focus.

Are you ready to spend your $800 for it?




The Nokia N96, which was announced earlier this year at the 2008 Mobile World Congress, is the latest flagship Nseries, sporting a 5 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash and autofocus. This big black beast also includes quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) and WCDMA (2100MHz), WiFi, a built-in GPS receiver, and support for DVB-H mobile television.

The best part of the N96, in my opinion, however, is the innovative kickstand that’s located around the camera lens on the back of the hands. You can flick this little stand out to prop the handset up and watch video no matter where you are. Completely brilliant. The handset also dual-slides like the N95 but adds 2 gaming buttons to the media keys.

Play.com has the handset listed at 599.99 GBP ( $1,200USD) for preorder, saying they expect the handset to be released on the 31st of July. I realize this is a pre-release price, and thus is inflated, but seriously? What else can $1,200 buy you, currently? Well, the first thing that comes to my mind is the 1,111 Double Cheeseburgers at McDonald’s, for starters.

What else could you buy with $1,200, other than an Nokia N96?

(For the record, Nokia’s estimated retail price for the N96 is 404 GBP ($800USD), so don’t get too depressed just yet.)

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Nokia 7705 Twist’s unique swivel design turns heads. When closed, the elegant, minimalist surface showcases a large screen and smooth buttons with tactile feedback, anchored by a Contact Light ring in the lower right corner that lights up to let you know when someone is trying to contact you. the phone swivels open, snapping with a click, to reveal a QWERTY keyboard and even a handy built-in mirror on the back. The phone also features dedicated buttons for the music player, a 3.0 megapixel camera with flash, HTML Brower, VZ Navigator and Mobile Web. You can even change the back cover to suit your style.

Verizon Nokia Twist 7705 feels great while using, the Nokia 7705 Twist is not for me, since it has a mirror backside, and I think it is kind of girly. the Verizon Nokia Twist has abundant features and will be free with contracts. it will run $149.99 on a two-year deal before rebate.

* Unique Swivel Design with Full QWERTY Keyboard
* HTML Brower
* 3.0MP Camera/Camcorder with Flash
* Habitat Mode Unique Display Theme
* Contact Light Ring for contact & event notification

Verizon Nokia Twist 7705 Specifications:

- Carrier: Verizon
- Available: September 13 2009
- Networks: CDMA dual band (800/1900 MHz), CDMA2000 1xRTT/1xEV-DO rev.0/1xEV-DO rev.A
- Display: 2.4-inch screen, 262K-color, 320 x 240 px
- Camera: 3.0-megapixel camera with flash
- Input: full QWERTY keyboard
- Memory:
- Memory card: microSD/microSDHC up to 16GB
- Connectivity: GPS – VZ Navigator, Bluetooth 2.0, USB 2.0
- Misc: VCAST Music / Rhapsody
- Form factor: unique swivel design
- Battery: Li-Ion
- Talk Time: 4.50
- Standby Time: 312
- Dimensions: 69 x 69 x 15 mm
- Weight: 98 g

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Nokia 5800 Navigation-Edition is an Unlocked Phone with Nokia Navigation Application and Nokia Navigation Accessory Kit. The phone sports a 3.2-inch resistive touchscreen display with 16 million colors and 640 x 360 QVGA resolution, Nokia Ovi Maps navigation with preloaded U.S. and Canadian maps, GPS voice-guided directions, 2D/3D navigation, thousands of POI listings, and more, Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity with web browsing and easy-to-use email client; Bluetooth capability for hands-free operation and audio streaming. The phone also comes with a 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera with Carl Zeiss optics and dual-LED flash, front camera for video calls. People are very happy with this phone.

 

Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition phone builds on the success of the 5800 XpressMusic phone, utilizing the brilliant 3.2-inch touchscreen as a navigation platform. Preloaded with complete maps of the U.S. and Nokia’s Ovi Maps software, the 5800 offers premium mapping features such as 3D landmarks, terrain maps, weather service, traffic warnings and more. Included is a lifetime subscription for both walking and driving directions, along with all the necessary accessories–charger, holder, suction mount,–for vehicle use.

Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition is a WCDMA/3G/GPRS smartphone featuring a large 3.2-inch color display with 640 x 360 pixel resolution and a 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio. The touchscreen provides tactile feedback, and is ready for input from the included plectrum, styluses, or your fingertips.

About Nokia Ovi Maps GPS Navigation: The 5800 Navigation Edition includes lifetime GPS navigation license for driving and walking, full USA and Canada maps so you can navigate and search in offline mode, and an intuitive interface that leverages the 5800’s touch UI and brilliant 3.2-inch widescreen. You’ll get 3D landmarks for over 200 cities, high-resolution aerial images and terrain maps, traffic and safety warnings, and more. So I think you’ll love this Nokia phone.

As a bestselling phone, the Nokia 5800 Navigation-Edition comes with some cool features, let’s have a look.
Features:

• 3.2-inch resistive touchscreen display with 16 million colors and 640 x 360 QVGA resolution
• Nokia Ovi Maps navigation with preloaded U.S. and Canadian maps, GPS voice-guided directions, 2D/3D navigation, thousands of POI listings, and more
• Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity with web browsing and easy-to-use email client; Bluetooth capability for hands-free operation and audio streaming
• 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera with Carl Zeiss optics and dual-LED flash; front camera for video calls
• Play digital audio/video files and FM radio; includes A/V output for connecting to external devices

Of course, these are just the key features this Nokia 5800 phone offers, you’ll find out more when you get the phone.
Specs:

• Weight: 109 g/ 83cc/ 3.84 ounces
• Size: 111 x 51.7 x 15 .5mm (4.37 x 2.04 0.61 inches)
• Display: Touch-sensitive 3.2-inch QVGA LCD with 16 million colors
• Display resolution: 640 x 360 pixels
• Display aspect ratio: 16:9
• Internal battery: BL-5J
• Talk time (WCDMA/GSM): Up to 6.4 hours/4.3 hours
• Standby time (WCDMA): Up to 400 hours
• Music playback time: Up to 35 hours
• Band: NAM VARIANT WCDMA 900/1900, Quad-band GSM 850/900/1800/1900
• Internal memory: Up to 80 MB user data
• Expandable memory: Expandable by microSDHC memory card, up to 16 GB
• User interface: Symbian OS, S60 5th Edition 5.0
• Bearers and transports: WCDMA, EDGE, GPRS

Price as Reviewed: $277.39

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Nokia N900 mobile device released to the U.S. market with Linux-Maemo powered mobile computer allows users to stay connected to the Internet anytime, anywhere. Featuring 32GB of storage, 3G connectivity, and various nifty mobile features, the Nokia N900 goes out for $645.

Nokia N900 lets you surf various pages while listening to music or talking to your buddy via IM. It is based on the open-source Linux platform, hence giving you more options to download various third-party applications to make your mobile computing experience a bit more pleasant and fruitful.

Nokia N900 comes with a built-in web browser built on Mozilla technology. This allows users to surf the internet with the same experience as doing so on a PC. It allows users to view websites, watch Flash videos, and possibly everything else that you can normally do on a regular desktop PC or laptop.


Other features of the Nokia N900 include a 3.5-inch display, full QWERTY keyboard, 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and dual LED flash.

It also supports Nokia’s OVI services, giving users access to Maps and Files and Ovi accounts.
The Nokia N900 comes in black finish.

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