Showing posts with label nokia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nokia. Show all posts

Saturday, December 1, 2012

Microsoft Officially Confirm Windows Phone 7.8 Update Coming Early 2013

Microsoft officially announced the eagerly awaited Windows Phone 7.8 update is going to see the day of light in early 2013In the announcement at its official blog, the company re-confirmed some of the new features that will come as a part of Windows Phone 7.8. The new available colors for the UI theme were mentioned (over 20 new color). The additional Exchange security enhancements and ability to resize the Live tiles were also revealed, but are nothing new.
We know you're eager to get the Windows Phone 7.8 update, and we want you to know that we're working closely with our hardware and carrier partners to get it tested, approved, and rolled out to as many devices as possible in early 2013. As we work to quickly get this in the hands of our loyal users, we're also striving to deliver a high-quality release and ensure a smooth transition for our widely expanded services. - Windows Phone Official Blog


Monday, June 25, 2012

Nokia AIR Cloud Service Promo Video Leaks, Shows Cool Devices

In some alternate timeline, droves of Nokia fans are enjoying seamless cloud syncing on Symbian handsets.Nokia Air is designed to sync apps, contacts, media across Nokia tablets and smartphones. By the looks of it, Symbian Belle is the OS destined to receive Nokia Air first.


 Curiously, the video also showcases a couple of really cool looking devices: a Symbian-running tablet, smartphone and a mini-slider phone. They'll probably continue their lives as concepts, but if Nokia manages to actually deliver Air by the time Nokia World rolls around this Fall, it'll draw a breath of fresh air for Symbian Belle users.Check out the promo video. 
So, is Nokia Air something to look forward to, or will it get lost amidst the sea of cloud storage services already on the market?

Monday, April 9, 2012

Nokia Shutting Down Ovi Share Services from 30th May

Nokia in an attempt to revise its services is closing down one  more of its old services down the line following the Ovi Contacts and Ovi Mail. The service being shut down now is the “Ovi Share”. The Ovi Share was a service used by Nokia users to share file content online, generally photos and videos.

Though, it seems to us like Nokia has followed the recent pattern adopted by HTC which is shutting down its HTCSense.com and gave users a span of a month to download and backup their data which was present on the site, in the form of a single file. Similarly, Nokia has announced that it will be closing the Ovi Share services indefinitely from 30th May, 2102 onwards and the users can download and backup their content by logging in here. In the email sent by Nokia to all its customers, Nokia also stated that they have disabled new user registration as well as uploading of new content via Ovi Share services already, but the users can still have access to the newly introduced Nokia Services with the same Ovi Share credentials they used to access their account

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Windows Phone Concept NOKIA SNOW

  • Windows phone
  • Super AMOLED plus display with 1000x600 pixel resolution
  • Rear camera with 14.1 MP Carl Zeiss auto focus and LED flash
  • Front camera 2 MP
  • Support for micro SD
  • Input micro USB 3.0
  • USB-OTG
  • Micro HDMI output
  • Microphone for noice canceling