nokia 5310 xpress music is back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nokia 5310 XpressMusic Unlocked GSM T-Mobile AT&T Fido – ORANGE

by varmas on 01. APR, 2011 in NOKIA

This unlocked cell phone is compatible with GSM carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile. Not all carrier features may be supported. It will not work with CDMA carriers like Verizon Wireless, Alltel and Sprint. U.S. version tri-band GSM cell phone compatible with 850/1800/1900 frequencies and GPRS/EDGE capabilities Dedicated music playback controls; Bluetooth stereo music; FM stereo; MicroSD expansion (up to 4 GB) 2-megapixel camera with video capture; personal email with document viewer; personal organizer Up to 5 hours of talk time, up to 300 hours (12.5 days) of standby time

Price: $129.99

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nokia e7 review!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We all know what E Series stands for. Business phones. Nokia Business phones.

We missed those days, or let me say, I missed those days. Up until this day, the phone I held for the longest period was the Nokia E51 that lasted in my hands for over 18 months, followed by the E71 that lasted almost a year. And trust me, holding a phone for a whole year is something huge for me. It means a lot. It says a lot.

To cut the story short, Nokia is preparing itself to release on the Lebanese market the E7, their latest E-Series business oriented device.

But the context is a bit… tricky. Sensitive tricky, to say the least. The main question we’re asking ourselves here at GIGAlb is: “will the E7 be the last of its kind? The last Symbian powered business device?”… well, most probably, yes.

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NOKIA C7 REVIEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nokia may be moving toward Windows Phone, but with the T-Mobile Astound (C7), it shows that with a few needed upgrades, Symbian can still function as a good entry-level smartphone.

Nokia may have signed a deal with Microsoft, but it isn’t ready to abandon Symbian just yet. While it readies its first batch of Windows Phones, the Finnish handset maker is giving Symbian one more shot in the U.S. market. Together with T-Mobile, a wireless carrier that will similarly cede itself to AT&T in the year ahead, it has released the C7 under a friendly new name the “T-Mobile Astound.” And astound it does. It took a complete death in the U.S. market, but Nokia has fixed a few of the most glaring issues with its most recent slate of Symbian devices and we’re happy to say that the C7 is a decent beginner device for those who want to wade, not plunge, into the land of smartphones.

Snappier

If you used the Nokia N8 or other recent Symbian devices, the first thing you’ll notice about the Astound is how snappy it is. Nokia took steps to speed up the responsiveness of the homescreens and app start-ups on the C7 and their efforts were well worth it. With the widgeted homescreens of Symban 3.0, the Astound looks and acts like part of the Android and iOS gang.

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