Tag archive: nokia mobile phones

Nokia unveiled the 7700 model last week, a space-age looking device with a large touch-screen display that gives users the possibility to watch TV. The 500 euro ($572) device is due to hit the shops in the second quarter of next year. But there could be a catch. Most European nations charge their citizens a license fee to cover the costs of public service television. In Finland, owning a TV set is the only condition for having to pay the… Read More

“We've sold around 400,000 N-Gage in the first two weeks,” Ilkka Raiskinen, senior vice president entertainment and media at Nokia Mobile Phones, told Reuters in a telephone interview. The number refers to models Nokia has sold to shops and other retail outlets since the launch on October 7. Raiskinen said sales to consumers were “very good in Europe and Asia Pacific” and added he had already received follow-up… Read More

“This is a great opportunity for us to extend titles from EA SPORTS and EA GAMES onto a new and exciting game platform,” said EA Executive Vice President of North American Publishing Nancy Smith. “Weplan to make use of all the great features of the Nokia N-Gage.”    “We are thrilled to have Electronic Arts, an undisputed industry leader, on board the Nokia N-Gage. In recent years, EAhas set a new industry… Read More

Taking advantage of AT&T Wireless' advanced GSM/GPRS network and mMode data plans, the Nokia 6800 messaging phone allows users to enjoy next generation services such as mobile email, instantmessaging, the sharing of digital images and sound via Multimedia Messaging Services (MMS), and over-the-air application downloads. The phone, optimized for messaging, features flip access to a fullQWERTY keyboard for quick and convenient text… Read More

Weighing a mere 85 grams, the tri-band Nokia 3100 phone operates on GSM 900/1800/1900 bands, and is planned to start shipping during the third quarter 2003, in Europe, Africa and Asia Pacific.   Nokia also introduced a number of complementary lifestyle enhancements to accompany the Nokia 3100, including the Nokia Fun Camera, a stand-alone VGA camera with its own viewfinder, flash and power supply. With 8 MB of memory, the Nokia Fun Camera… Read More

For less than $200 after rebate, consumers can now purchase the Nokia 3650 color videophone via T-Mobile's Web site (www.t-mobile.com) or by calling 1-800-TMOBILE. With the built-in video and audio recorder functionality of the Nokia 3650, consumers GET MORE® fun by capturing spontaneous moments with short videos and sharing them with friends and family. To usethe fun feature, customers just record 10 seconds of action with the Nokia… Read More