Nokia E6-00 Review

With new nokia phone X7, E6 has launched by Nokia. The Nokia E6 is a slim business smartphone with a full QWERTY keypad and high resolution 2.46-inch 640×480 touch display. Its pixel density is a match for Apple’s vaunted Retina display at 326ppi, although the iPhone vs nokia e6 display is larger at 3.5-inches. Designed combining glass and stainless steel, it offers business users Microsoft messaging capabilities out of the box including access to Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Communicator Mobile and Microsoft SharePoint. Its 1500mAh battery is said to be good for 9 hours of continuous playback or talk time up 15 hours.
The E6-00 will be available globally in Q2 , 2011 except in Canada, USA, Korea and Japan. So this handset will be coming to India eventually. There will be a separate version of the E6 for North America (NAM) and will be availble in Q3.

Nokia X7-00 Review

Nokia X7: Nokia plans to launch its latest device as Nokia X7. Nokia X7 is equipped with many advanced features. To know more details about Nokia X7 look at its features below.

Nokia X7 is having specifications such as 4 inch AMOLED capacitive screen, 256 MB RAM, 16M color support, HD video recording,  8 megapixel camera on back side, 2 megapixel camera on front side, 450 MB internal memory, external memory up to 32GB and dual LED flash.
Nokia X7 is having the latest technologies like Clear Black technology or Gorilla Glass technology. Nokia X7 runs on Symbian^3 operating system and powered by 720 MHz processor. Nokia X7 is having connectivity features such as EDGE, GPRS and Wi-Fi connectivity.

Nokia Windows Phone 7 Review

The news that Nokia was to merge its software with Microsoft was not a huge shock to us this morning, as we had already assumed that it was either them or Google. However, as Android is doing ok on its own which would they want to merge with a wounded animal? What we were shocked about was how fast Engadget was able to show off a concept design of what a Nokia and Windows Phone 7 handset could look like.
In these concept images Vlad Savov said that although we should not surmise what these new devices will look like, it is hard not to see how familiar they are to both the Nokia N8 and C7 – it looks like a hybrid device. You can tell right away that it is a Nokia device, as there is a range of color designs.

Nokia C7 Review

Nokia manufactures are very cautious about the growing smart phone all around the world. So in order to compete the this dazzling smart phone markets it has launched Nokia C 7 to its C series phones. The phone doesn’t have any demerits in terms of technology or applications, so the people are willing to buy these C series phones. The phone is packed with all the essential features and the price is relatively less to meet the customers demands. Lets analyze the features of the phone.
Nokia C7 Review


Nokia is very particular about the design and the style, since it adds the more glory to the phone. The phone is slim and sexy which is very attractive and it has got sleek black finish which gives a phone look alike business phones. This smartphone is available in mahogany brown and frosty metal which is very appealing. The dimensions of the C7 are 117.3 x 56.8 x 10.5 mm and it weighs a total of 130 grams.
The Nokia C7 comes with a good touch screen display on board and with 3.5 inches, it’s a bigger than what we have been used to seeing a some of the mobile’s predecessors. It has got 360 x 640 pixels and it can display upto sixteen million colors with excellent resolution with AMOLED variety and clearblack display is a added advantage to the phone.  The C7 is a quad band device over the 2G network and it also supports up to 5 different networks in 3G. The battery is a 1200 MAh Li-Ion which lasts more than 3 weeks on standby and will give you nearly 10 hours of talk time.

Nokia N8 Review

The first time Nokia's N8-00 popped up on our radar was way back in early February of this year. On that chilly, misty morning, we learned of a mythical being capable of shooting 12 megapixel stills, recording 720p video, outputting via HDMI, and -- most importantly -- ushering in the promised Symbian^3 touch revolution. It's been a long road of leaks, teasers, hands-ons, and previews since then, but at long last, the legend of the N8 has become a purchasable commodity. All the early specs have survived, including the 3.5-inch AMOLED display, but the key question today, as it was at the beginning, relates to that all-new software within: does Symbian^3 succeed in elevating Nokia's touchscreen experience or does it drag down an otherwise stellar combination of high-end parts? For that verdict and much, much more, join us after the break.