MWC 2010

Officially confirmed – Nokia will not exhibit at MWC 2010 in Barcelona

We’ve first heard rumbles, that Nokia may not have a stand at Mobile World Congress 2010, during Nokia World 2009 in September.
With sort of confirmations about this popping up now and then.
When asked directly whether they will be at Mobile World Congress Exhibition 2010, the official Nokia response is:
Nokia is committed to Mobile [...]

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Will Maemo bring Nokia N-Series Mojo back? It’s all about software and services now

When Nokia first introduced the N-Series, they were all about pushing the limits of what a mobile phone should be. But it was mainly, on the hardware side, with software running the devices, taking a back seat.
A digital camera with Carl Zeiss optics (N90), music player with built-in hard drive (N91), mobile television [...]

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Secrets @ MWC09. Nokia Sparrow, Android 3.0, Luxury Android from Motorola and more

Eldar Murtazin from mobile-review.com is probably the best connected journalist covering the mobile industry,   with amazing access inside almost any major cellphone maker.
And he proved that again at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
When we all were busily running around reporting on all the new mobile products , Eldar was sneaking inside the closed demo [...]

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MotoKRZR K3 – a 3.5G HSDPA Upgrade to MOTOKRZR K1

Motorola also decided to add 3.5G HSDPA muscle to it’s RAZR successor – MOTOKRZR K1 thin clamshell phone. Named MOTOKRZR K3 (MOTOKRZR maxx K3 in Asia) was introduced during Barcelona 3GSM 2007 Trade Show and it’s got some impressive specs like:

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MOTORIZR Z8 – Innovative "broken" slider

MOTORIZR Z8 is another interesting phone released by Motorola during 3GSM congress in Barcelona. Now you don’t have to go with Samsung Ultra sliders like U700 if you want powerful 3.5G HSDPA phone with sliding keyboard.
MOTORIZR Z8 is thin (15.3 mm) slider phone with innovative and ergonomic “broken” design:

Key features of Motorola RZR [...]

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Motorola Q gsm e-mail phone for 2.5G GSM networks

In addition to MOTO Q q9, Motorola has released another, lower end Q handset for GSM networks – MOTO Q gsm.
Motorola Q gsm is a port of original MOTO Q CDMA phone to work on GSM networks.

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Motorola Q q9 – MOTO Q Goes Global

Not to be overshadowed by Nokia and Samsung, Motorola also presented some very impressive products at 3GSM 2007 Congress in Barcelona.
One of these products is an upgrade to a successful Motorola Q e-mail messaging phone, called Moto Q q9.

Motorola Q q9 is a 3.5G HSDPA version  of the original Moto Q CDMA handset. [...]

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ESeries Nokia E90 Communicator – Big screen and lots of functions

ESeries Nokia E90 Communicator is a business communication device that will compete with the likes of Samsung Ultra Smart F700 and Apple iPhone in the high end of the market.
And even though it does not have a fancy touchscreen user interfaces, Nokia E90 Communicator will stand tall at least among business users.

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ESeries Nokia E65 Business phone- all the rumors were true

ESeries Nokia E65 phone is the device we heard and saw the most prior to it’s release at 3 GSM Congress.

And most of what we heard was true. Key features of Nokia E65 include:

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Nokia E61i Mobile e-mail Device

Nokia E61i, announced yesterday at 3GSM Congress in Barcelona, is an e-mail device compete with various Blackberries and the likes of Motorola Q and Samsung SGH i600.
Nokia E61i is a quadband GSM/EDGE (850/900/1800/1900), WCDMA 3GPP phone with full size QWERTY keyboard, dedicated e-mail keys, MP3 player, 2 megapixel camera, various business and productivity applications [...]

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