Nseries Blog

How many of you noticed the huge and obvious similarities in the design of nearly all the newly announced Nseries phones that are all based on the design of the N81? The N96 looks like it, the N78 has some design genes in common and even the newly announced N85 continues this horrifying cycle.

Seriously, Nokia people, are outta your minds? Nokia used to lead the industry in shipping crazy and marvelous phone designs that makes holding a phone feels great, like for instance the N93i’s design, Yah, it’s a gigantic device but at the same time the design is quiet innovative, Read the rest of this entry »

Start My new blogging season with this piece of news that I am really excited about, and waiting for Nokia to implement it for the rest of it’s cellphone collection.

The Newly released Nokia N78 got it’s first update, via OTA which stands for “Over The Air” meaning that the update is done directly from the cellphone, no need for the software updater client that is a total disaster and doesn’t work on many machines for absolutely no good reason.

And I know you’re proabably thinking, Updating will take a while since normally firmware updates are 100+ Mb, and downlading this amount of data leads to killing the battery and/or keeping you in debt for the rest if you’re life if you’re using a data connection and got no unlimited plan, well believe it or not the update is 2 Mbs only!! Oh Yeah, and directly from your phone, that means it’s the coolest thing ever.

Apparently Nokia has found a way to update only specific things on the firmware, without the need of reinstalling it all again, which is brilliant, and time-saving, On the other hand, it leaves me with security doubts, is this is safe? is someone’s phone gets hacked or receives an annoying virus, Is there a way to completely install the firmware other than resetting to factory settings that sometimes doesn’t help, We’ll have to wait and see.

More Info about this update available on Symbian-Guru .

Hello Fellow readers,

I’m extremely sorry for leaving this blog postless for more than two month, but it was for reasons out of my hand, and now that my finals are done, I can start updating this blog again.

A lot happened while I’m gone, lots of leaks happened including the first touchscreen S60 also known as Nokia Tube, the N85 and some other leaks that is less exciting, N78 was released, too bad this thing got GPS which subsequently means I’ll never get to touch it, at least legally.

Few days ago Nokia bought Symbian and pledged to make it open source, which is a thing I believe was made to compete up with the already rising open source Andriod mobile platform by google, I’m going to have a dedicated post about this purchase later here in this blog, I have tons of ideas in my head about posts and plans for this blog that I hope you’d like.

So, that’s basically it for now, new stuff on the blog to revive it, and increase it’s traffic rate, something that got diminished after I transferred it from wordpress, and with that visitor diminish came the commenting diminish too, something that I don’t like.

Anyway. Better start the real blogging then .

Another phone announced by Nokia at MWC, The N78, The N78 is the N73 Candybar successor, It’s the first Nokia that comes with an FM Transmitter, enabling streaming of music over FM, and it’ll be mainly admired for it’s spectacular Music capabilities.

Specs:

• 3.2 Megapixel camera with LED flash, Video shooting @ 15FPS.
• 2.4″ Screen with sensor for light adjustments.
• NaviWheel, FM Transmitter, Stereo Speakers.
• runs S60 V3 FP2.
• Integrated GPS chip.
• comes with a 1200 mAH battery and a2GB MicroSD Card.

Full specs available here.

First Impressions:

This device is mainly for music addicts, with every single feature a music junkie needs to easen up the process of listening to music, Read the rest of this entry »

As you might know, The World’s largest mobile expo known as Mobile World Congress previously known as 3GSM is scheduled to open it’s doors, and along with the doors, literarily hundreds of new phone models, and tens of new services all aimed at improving the mobile life, and taking it all the way to the next level. Read the rest of this entry »