Well, when we almost convinced ourselves that this Nokia N99 was a work of overeager Nokia fan, along comes Engadget and drops this picture on us:

While Engadget says that this is the picture of the successor to Nokia N800 Internet tablet (Nokia N900?), it looks pretty similar to the original photoshop drawing of Nokia N99.

Looking at the live pictures of Nokia N99/N900 it seems that original picture could really have been made by some Nokia designer in the early stages of design concept for the new device.

The current pictures of Nokia N900/N99 device also seem to be an early prototype and do not reveal too many details about the new Nokia multimedia computer. Nokia N99/N900 will obviously have a full QWERTY keyboard and the camera with a flash is now built-in at the front of the device.

What’s interesting about this prototype of Nokia N900/N99 is the total absence of any controls on the front surface. Since it seems to be pretty inconvenient to use slider keyboard everytime you want to surf the net or listen to music, it may be an indication of significantly improved touch interface.

Still we don’t even know whether the pictures here are real and all the rest is a pure speculation on my part.

But Nokia has hinted that it is working on some new type of mobile device for next year. So if this one’s real, if Nokia will manage make a good touch interface and if Nokia N99/N900 comes anywhere near the originally indicated specs, it will give Apple’s iPhone, HTC Omni and any other future competitor a real run for the money.

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The first one (on the left) – Nokia N81 is a 8GB Gaming Slider Phone, which should become one of the first official new N-Gage platform devices with some good specs:

• Quad band GSM, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA connectivity
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0
• Memory: 8GB internal flash memory
• Main Display: 2.4″QVGA 240×320, 16M colors
• Main Camera: 2Mpix
• Second Camera: CIF
• Music Playback time: up to 12,5 hours
• Gaming time: up to 3-4 hours
• Talk time: up to 3-4 hours (3G)/3-4 hours(GSM)
• Standby time: up to 15 days
• Dimensions: 102 x 50 x 17.9 mm
• Weight: ~ 140g

Nokia N81 will also have a dedicated gaming keys, “Navi Wheeel and a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

Nokia N82 imaging phone (on the right) is the real treat. It takes on, where Nokia N95 left off.

Nokia 82 candybar is similar in size to Nokia N73 and packs some really great things inside.

The specs for Nokia N82 include:

• Quad band GSM, UMTS and HSDPA connectivity
• 5 mpx camera with Carl Zeiss lens
• Autofocus, up to 20 x digital zoom. Real Xenon flash
• 30 fps VGA video capture
• Secondary CIF camera
• 2.4″QVGA 240×320, 16M colors screen
• Built-in GPS
• FM Radio
• TV-Out
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0
• 100 MB built-in memory
• Micro SD memory card slot
• Dimensions: 112 x 50.2 x 17.3 mm
• Weight: 120 g [Target]
• Talk time: GSM: 280min, WCDMA: 180min (Target)
• Standby time: GSM: 270hrs WCDMA: 250hrs (Target)

Both phones are still in the final design stages and should be launched in Q4, 2007.

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Nokia has teamed up with Paramount Pictures to bring you Nokia N73 Godfather edition phone. The phone comes with a special box and styling and includes a full lengh movie, recorded on a 256MB memory card.

With the compression like that, it’s no HD DVD quality, still it might be an interesting gift for a fans that cannot live without watching this classic several times a year.

Other features of Nokia N73 Godfather edition remain unchanged from original N73 NSeries phone.

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Finally. I’ve been waiting to upgrade to Nokia N95 from the moment it has been announced. The only problem I may have – it may be too bulky.

Still, with all the good things that is crammed inside Nokia N95 multimedia computer, I think I can live with that.

I mean, c’mon. I will have 5 mpx digital camera, GPS navigator, mp3 player, 30 fps MP4 player and video camera in one place. And that’s in addition to 3.5 G HSDPA phone with Wi-Fi!

As long as Nokia N95 is not a real brick, I think I’ll take it.

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Recent patent filing shows that Nokia is indeed working on a slider phone with QWERTY keyboard and numeracial keyboard:

As you can see, the sketch in patent application is very similar to the image of Nokia N99 we have seen earlier:

Could this really be Nokia N99?

To remind you, the claimed specs for it were:

9 way front joystick button, 16GB FLASH internal memory, up to 4GB mini SD slot, 16:9 3.2″ wide screen, GPS, MP3, DIVX XVID MPEG AVI video reading, WLAN WIFI, qwerty pad, 8MP camera, 3CCD 720 pixel wide 30fps video capture.

Sure, some of the specs, like 3CCD imaging system and amount of internal memory sounds pretty out there. But if you think of where the smart phones will be in a year or two, they are not that far fetched.

We already have 32GB NAND Drives, 10 megapixel camera in Samsung B600 and 800 x 320px screen in Nokia E90 Communicator. Why not put all of it into a one cool phone?

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Nokia N77 comes with DVB-H tuner and TV Program Guide inside. This provides you with easy navigation through various TV listings as well as possibility to schedule TV programs one week in advance. Nokia N77 also has integrated SMS voting as well as 30 seconds replay capability.

In addition to a mobile TV, Nokia N77 is an advanced 3G Series 60 handset. It comes with built-in 2 megapixel camera, integrated stereo speakers, 2.4″ 16 million color screen and support for 3G (WCDMA 2100 MHz), EDGE and GSM (900/1800/1900 MHz) networks.

Nokia N77 will go on sale for 370 euros in Q2 this year.

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Nothing official of course, it was submitted by e-mail to Mobile Diva Darla Mack, probably by an eager fan from Nokia labs

Nokia Nseries N99 multimedia computer supposedly will have:

9 way front joystick button, 16GB FLASH internal memory, up to 4GB mini SD slot, 16:9 3.2″ wide screen, GPS, MP3, DIVX XVID MPEG AVI video reading, WLAN WIFI, qwerty pad, 8MP camera, 3CCD 720 pixel wide 30fps video capture.

Now, if these specs would be true, I think Nokia N99 would be the first NSeries cellphone to truly justify the name of “multimedia computer”. But judging from the number (N99), it will be some time until this beauty comes out. We should see Nseries N97 yet.

Via: Mobile Review

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Really. I have been eying Nokia NSeries cellphones for a while now. Each one released has a bunch of features that I would really like to have in my new cellphone.

I’ve been looking for a this perfect new Nseries multimedia computer to replace my Nokia 6070 for four months now. There’s been several times now that I ‘m in mobile phone shop and almost ready to buy one. But then I look at Samsung D900 or MotoKRZR and compare it to Nokia N93 or N91 and somehow somehow I’m unable to pull the trigger.

Yes. NSeries have Carl Zeiss optics, yes there’s DVD quality 30 fps camcoder there and 5 megapixel camera, yes they’ve got 8GB HDD and there’s Wi-Fi connectivity to boot. But in each of the Nseries phones there’s this one “must have feature” missing. Sometimes it’s Wi-Fi, sometimes it’s camera quality, or storage capacity, or something else. And when I think that I will be carrying this “brick” in my pocket for next couple of years…

And now there is Nokia N76. Granted, feature wise Nokia N76 is no match for the more advanced NSeries phones like N93i, or N95. No HDD or DVD quality camera. No fancy maps and GPS Navigation. No HSDPA, UMA of Wi-Fi connectivity. But when I really think about it, Nokia N76 seems just good enough for most of my needs:

Connectivity. Nokia N76 is a dual-mode WCDMA2100/EGSM850/900/1800/1900 MHz or EDGE EGSM850/900/1800/1900 MHz phone. So it will work almost anywhere I travel. And while I won’t be downloading P2P movies on it via 3.5 Mbps HSDPA networks, the Edge connectivity should be enough for some browsing, Skyping and occasional e-mail checks.

Imaging. I won’t be taking print quality pictures with 2 megapixel camera and I won’t be shooting world class movies with 15 fps video camera, but from what I’ve seen on other 2 Mpx Nseries phones the actual photo quality is quite good. Hey, I remember that few years ago 2 Mpx was a cutting edge for most consumer digital cameras and nobody was complaining much about picture quality then. Nokia N76 has got dedicated camera keys, so it’s easy to point and shoot and that seals the deal on this front for me. If I want better quality pictures I can still use my digicam.

Music. Again. It’s no iPod, but Nokia music software on Nseries phones is quite good, Nokia N76 has dedicated music keys and 2 GB of storage via MicroSD card will hold hold most of the podcasts and music I will need occasionally.

External Applications. Nokia N76 is a Series 60 phone so there will be no shortage of external apps I want to run on it. It’s also got Amazon and Yahoo! Go services integration, so I can check my e-mails, quotes IM friends whenever I like. And I can always switch to Google if I feel like it.Internal Apps. Well, first there’s a Nokia LifeBlog. I can say that this is one of the main reasons I don’t want to switch to any other phone brand. Nokia LifeBlog records all my SMS and pictures and other things automatically to help me remember the things I did when, I feel like it, or need to check something. Actually I can still check on the things I did in the beginning of 2005. And that’s with my old Nokia 6070 and 64 MB micro MMC card. What with 2GB micro SD and
seamless PC synchronization, I can safely assume that I’ll have my diary safe and complete as of 2005 and onwards for years and years.

The seamless PC synchronization, thanks to SyncML, applies to all my Outlook Calendar entries, e-mails, to-do lists and other data too, so I can have all the info I need even when my laptop is not around. And also through GPRS or Edge networks I can always do my e-mail on Nokia N76 via SMTP, IMAP4 and POP3).

All in all Nokia N76 cellphone is a rather basic Nseries cellphone. It’s music, camera are data features are are nothing to brag about for a Nseries multimedia computer. But they are just good enough for most things you’ll ever need on the phone.

And Nokia N76 is a REAL cellphone, not a computer. And it’s definetely not a brick. Nokia N76 looks and feels like a phone and it has a great design too. It’s easy to carry around and fit it in your pocket. And feature wise Nokia N76 still beats most of the other brand name competition on the market.

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Nokia Nseries multimedia computers always dazzled us with their features – huge memory capacity, music players, great cameras, Wi-Fi, TV streaming, camcorders… you name it, they’ve got it. The only problem with these multimedia cellphones was their size – to pack all the features Nokia Nseries cellphones were pretty bulky. Not any more.

With the release of Nokia N75 Nseries multimedia computer the bulkiness is not a problem. Measuring at 95 mm (H) x 52 mm (W) x 20.2 mm (T) this phone is pretty small. And it’s almost got it all:

Nokia N75  is a Quadband GSM and WCDMA phone, so you can connect to almost any any network anywhere in the world with it. It has two bright color screens – the main 2.4â€? QVGA (240 x 320 pixels) color display with 16M colors with ambient light detector and 1.36â€? color display (160×128) 262K color cover display with full Series 60 user interface capabilities, dedicated camera and music keys.

Being true to it’s multimedia category Nokia N75 comes with 2 megapixel camera, 15 FPS video recording capabilities at QCIF (176×144), CIF (352×288) resolutions, mpeg4 video player, music player for all popular audio formats, stereo FM radio, steros 3D hands free speakers and Nokia Stereo Headset HS-28.

For a business user Nokia N75 can offer e-mail access through SMTP, POP3 and IMAP4 with the ability to view Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, PDF, ZIP attachments. As any other Nseries phone it has powerfull synchronization capabilities through SyncML and is able to synhronize data with major PC applications such as Microsoft Outlook (98, 2000, 2002, 2003), Outlook Express, Lotus Organizer (5.0, 6.0), Lotus Notes (5.0, 6.0).

To store all those photos, video, audio and data files Nokia N75 packs plenty of storage room. It comes with 60 MB on-board free user memory, Hot swap MicroSD card, up to 2GB and up to 40 Mbytes internal dynamic memory.

All-in-all Nokia N75 Nseries cellphone/multimedia computer looks like a great choice. The only thing missing is WLAN capability. Oh well, nobody’s perfect, as they say, so Bluetooth and USB will have to do for now…

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In the past Nokia has been known to be rather late with the introduction of it’s cellphones to the U.S. market. Usually European and Asian markets were served first and then after a few months the phones with slightly different numbering schemes were released in U.S.

Now things might be changing. Only a few weeks after the introduction of new Nokia Nseries N72, N73 and N93 handsets at the Open Studio presentation in Berlin, these Nokia mobile phones/multimedia computers are showing up on FCC website. Yesterday Nokia Nseries N93 cellphone/camcoder was approved by FCC.

Quick look at the photos and browse through users manual at FCC site confirms that this is indeed the same phone that was presented in Berlin. Nseries Nokia N93 will come 3.2 megapixel camera, 30fps video capture, WLAN, mp3 player, lots of memory and other cool features we reported earlier. Some new features that we missed during the introduction:

TV out port for easy connection to external TV sets and projectors
Sequence mode of up to 6 pictures for still camera
Camera self timer

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New Nseries Nokia N83 photos has leaked onto Mobiholics forums. Nokia N93 is rumored to be a quad band slider cellphone with Carl Zeiss optics 5 megapixel camera. It will have mechanical shutter, flash and autofocus.

In addition to excellent cameraphone Nokia N83 will double as a great musicphone with specialized music player software and controls, AM/FM radio, standard 3.5mm headphone jack, MP3/ACC file playback and 4 GB micro hard drive to store all your pictures and music. And if 4GB is not enough you can add additional 2 Gigs into hot swappable MicroSD card slot.

Connectivity features are also very impressive. Nseries Nokia N83 is a quad band mobile phone with additional Bluetooth and Wi-Fi b/g, connectivity options and USB port for easy connection and synchronization with your PC.

And to confirm the rumors, Finnish cellphone maker demanded the removal of Nseries Nokia N83 the pictures from Mobiholics forums.

Source: NewMobile

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First, it is bulky. In a perfect world you would have had all the features of Nseries Nokia N93 in a form factor of Samsung SCH-V870. But it isn’t a perfect world…yet. So now you will have to choose what you prefer – ordinary slim cell phone or feature packed mobile camcorder-music-video-player-game-console phone.

And second, where’s the TV function? C’mon Nokia, why do I have to choose – mobile TV or mobile camcorder? I want both! Well, I guess it might have been tricky to pack everything even into such a bulky phone. So we will have to wait until the components get even smaller.

So here are full specs of NSeries Nokia N93:


Tech Specs:

• System: Triband EDGE/GSM 900/1800/1900 + WCDMA 2100 MHz
• User Interface: S60 3rd Edition
• Dimensions:118.2 x 55.5 x 28.2 mm (L x W x T)
• Weight:180 g
• Standby time: Up to 10 days
• Talk time: Up to 5 hours
• Display:240 x 320 pixels, up to 262,144 colors
• Battery: BP-6M, 1100 mAh
• Memory: Up to 50 MB dynamic internal memory and support for hot swap miniSD card up to 2GB

Camera

• Image capture:3.2 Mpix JPEG/EXIF (16.7 million/24-bit color)
• Video capture:MPEG-4 VGA (640 x 480) at 30 fps (16.7 million/24-bit color)
• Video playback:MPEG-4 VGA (640×480) at 30 fps and
• H.263/3GPP, H.264/AVC, RealVideo at CIF (352 x 288) at 15fps

Connectivity

• WLAN 802.11 b/g& UPnP (Universal Plug ’n ’Play)
• USB 2.0 and TV out support
• Bluetooth wireless technology 2.0br> IrDA (Infrared)
• WCDMA: Maximum download and upload 384 kbps
• EGPRS (Class B, Multi slot class 32): Maximum download 296 kbps; upload 177.6 kbps
• Dual Transfer Mode (Simple class A, Multi slot class 11)
• Video Capture/Editing features

Software:

• Image and video uploading from Gallery to online albums or blogs
• On-device photo and video editor (manual & automatic)
• Home video editing on compatible PC with Adobe Premiere Elements 2.0 (Windows XP)
• Nokia Lifeblog 2.0
• Digital music player and equalizer with support for MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA
• OMA DRM 2.0 support for music
• Stereo FM radio and support for Visual Radio
• Nokia Music Manager PC software
• Nokia Web Browser with Mini Map
• RealMedia, MPEG-4 AVC & 3GPP video streaming with broadband speeds
• Email with attachment support (ppt, doc, xls, pdf, ZIP)

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Today, at an Open Studio Workshop in Berlin Nokia has announced expansion of the Nseries line with N72, N73 and N93 handsets.

EDGE/GSM Nokia N72 coming in pearl pink or gloss black is a stylish handset with 2 megapixel camera, integrated digital music player, has dedicated capture and music player keys, integrated browser, FM radio and support for Visual Radio. Nokia N72 comes with dedicated software – Nokia Music Manager, which lets you create custom playlists, rip CDs and transfer mp3 tracks from the PC. With dedicated shutter keys you can use this phone as a normal digital camera, with 2.1 inch color display acting as a viewfinder.

More advanced Nokia N73 has a 3.2 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and is able to provide ‘real’ photo quality up to 10″ x 8″ (25 x 20 cm). Nokia N73 also has mechanical shutter, dedicated controls for capture, zoom and review with advanced autofocus and 2.4â€? full screen landscape viewfinder. On the music front Nokia N73 integrates stereo speakers with 3D sound, equalizer, digital music player, ability to create and edit playlists and FM radio. For business users dedicated Office, email, organizer applications are included with easy PC synchronization features.

Having become biggest digital camera vendor in the world, Nokia has now set its sights after digital camcorder market with it’s high end Nokia N93 cellphone. Featuring 3.2 megapixel (2048 x 1536 pixels) camera with a Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens, 3x optical and up to 20x digital zoom, autofocus, close-up mode, stereo audio recording and digital stabilization, Nokia N93 is able to capture MPEG4 30 frames per second DVD quality movies. Specialized camera control keys and menus make it‘s operation as easy as any consumer camcorder. Nokia N93 also comes with built in WLAN (Wi-Fi) connectivity, 50MB of internal memory and miniSD memory card slot, upgradeable to 2GB of memory, which will be able to store up to 90minutes of DVD quality videos. Nokia N93 is expected to go on sale for 550 EUros in July 2006.

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Developed by Multimedia Computers business unit Nokia Nseries try to transform mobile phones into a full fledged Multimedia devices. In addition to it’s cellphone functions various Nseries multimedia devices include non cellular connectivity options, high quality video and photo cameras, ability to watch broadcast TV and many other functions.

Lower end Nseries N7x devices are looking to fit multimedia features into more or less standard cellphone form factor and price range, N8x line is targeted at mobile business user. High end Nokia Nseries N9x handsets are meant to be full fledged multimedia devices with the best and most advanced features that Nokia’s engineers can dream of and cram into mobile handset.

Nokia N90 cellphone is meant for multimedia imaging. It’s 2 megapixel camera features Carl Zeiss otpics, auto-focus, macro flash, up to 20x digital zoom is able to take good quality pictures and shoot VHS quality videos. It supports Mpeg4 encoding and hot swap MMC card gives plenty of storage room for media files. Four axis design of this clamshell phone let’s you rotate it’s cover just like the small screen of digital camcorders, turning you cellphone into a small video camera. Specially assigned shutter and zoom keys further increases it’s similarities to a small video cameras. Dual active matrix screens offer flexibility and convenience. The larger, high-definition display rotates to work in both landscape and portrait. The cover is great to display information, read messages or even use it as a viewfinder to snap a quick photo.

Nokia N91 is a music phone. Before Samsung has announced it’s 8GB handset, Nokia N91 phone had the most storage capacity in the industry. It’s 4GB hard drive is able to store up to 3000 high quality songs. Special music keys, Nokia Music Headset HS-28 with remote control and special software makes this cellphone as easy to operate as any portable music player. USB2 ports and embedded Wi-Fi connectivity, with Windows Media player software allows to easily add new music from any PC and with standard 3.5mm headphone jack, you can effortlessly connect Nokia N91 to external speakers, home stereo or any other media center . This mobile phone is able to decode MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, Real, WAV, WMA, M4A, AMR-WB, True Tones, AMR-NB audio files and comes with built-in Visual Radio capability.

Nokia N92 is the latest addition to the Nokia Nseries. This Dual mode WCDMA/GSM and triband GSM (GSM 900/1800/1900 and WCDMA 2100 networks) multimedia computer comes with Digital Video Broadcast Handheld (DVB-H*) tuner built-in so, so you watch live Digital TV on the move, if the service is available. For optimal mobile TV experience Nokia N92 has 2.8″ 16 million color screen and special navigation keys for program guide and channel finder. Additionally to TV options this Nokia cell phone comes with built in USB 2.0 and WLAN (Wi-Fi) connectivity, 2 megapixel camera and video recorder, built-in music player and FM radio. Memory options include 40 MB of built in memory and hot swap miniSD memory card slot, expandable up to 2GB.

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Users of the Nokia Mobile Search Application on the high-end Nokia N70, Nokia N90 and other select S60 Nokia devices, will be able to access Baidu wireless search services via a user friendly search icon on the screen interface.

The Nokia Mobile Search Application with Baidu wireless search services is designed to provide a simple and convenient way for users of these Nokia devices to search for information online and to connect with Baidu online communities via wireless connections. Four of Baidu’s most popular services, including Web Search, News Search, Image Search and Baidu Post Bar, a popular Baidu online community invented by Baidu, are provided in the application.

A free download of this pilot application will be available from today for select Nokia devices in mainland China from Nokia Mobile Search page.

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Today Nokia LifeBlog got a boost with the release of version 2 software. Available exclusively on Nokia Nseries Multimedia Computers (a fancy name for Nseries phones:) ) Nokia Lifeblog 2.0 adds some pretty cool new features. As with previous versions of software, you will still be able to create a rich personal multimedia diary, with photos, video clips, messages and text notes organized in chronological manner. But now you can add audio notes as well as other valuable context information, such as calendar entries and location information to the mix, providing some more background to the pictures and videos stored on the phone.

According to Nokia “…with the new Nokia Lifeblog, your Nokia Nseries device can be set to immediately link your photos to information about your location, your calendar entries, and even what time it was. For example, if you used the calendar on your Nokia Nseries device to input an entry for CeBIT, photos taken during that time will be tagged with this information from your calendar, making them easier to find in the future.�

PC application is available now and can be downloaded from http://www.nokia.com/lifeblog . The new mobile software, which is compatible with all Nokia Nseries devices, is expected to become available for free download from the end of April 2006.

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