Nokia Announced Worldwide Release of N97 in June

We already posted the Nokia N97 Review in our blog. Since then the craze has started building.

But, the wait is over, Nokia N97, the mobile computer is ready to knock the worldwide mobile market in June of this year. It’s an official announcement from Nokia that Nokia N97 will begin selling in June in more than 75 countries.

Nokia N97

Nokia N97

Nokia N97 is more a computer than mobile. It’s the very first mobile from Nokia with fully personalizable and customizable home screen. Nokia N97 is a high end mobile that comes with 32 GB of storage and expandable upto 48 GB.

Nokia N97

Nokia N97

Nokia N97 has 3.5″ touch display, QWERTY keyboard and N-Gaze gaming support. The live widgets on Nokia N97 connect you with social networking sites Facebook, Hi5. N97 will ship with Ovi Store, hence will offer instant access to the full range of Ovi services.

Nokia N97

Nokia N97

Here is a snippet from Nokia’s Announcement

“The Nokia N97 is an important step towards our vision of delivering a highly personalized Internet experience,” said Jonas Geust, Vice President and head of Nokia Nseries. “Fuelled by a multitude of music, maps, games, media and applications via Ovi, the Nokia N97 transforms the Internet into an experience that’s completely tailored to the tastes and interests of its owner.”

Nokia N97 Black

Nokia N97 Black

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Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Video Review

Nokia5800 XpressMusic

Nokia5800 XpressMusic

This is great video review of Nokia 5800 Xpress Music from GeekAnoids.The review is just great and you’ll get a clear idea about the device you are looking.

We, at Tech Freek also posted a review for Nokia 5800 XpressMusic a long ago, just in case you want to have a look at all the features and specifications.

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LG KP500 Cookie : No Cookie for me

The Cookie is a clean looking phone at first glance. Its got a really uncluttered front facial with just three, small well beveled buttons. The phone itself is finished in matte black and has a Steel-Grey ring running right around the sides that adds a classy look.

LG KP500 Cookie

LG KP500 Cookie

The camera and phone screen lock buttons are no one side and very easy to use despite their small size owing to great feedback, the volume up/down buttons aren’t as good. LG has added the ability to finger swipe through albums and this is called “Free Touch”, an obvious ripoff from Apple’s Multi Touch; but it doesn’t work anywhere at all as well which is why there’s a stylus provided. Its light years away from the flawless fluidity of Apple’s touch interface. Add to that a vary slow processor which becomes amply evident as you use the touch feature when browsing albums and such.

We were a bit disappointed with the touch sensitivity. On a more positive note touch accuracy is a bit better and acceptable for a phone in this bracket.
the screen itself is quite large and clear although we’ve seen bettr screens in the Xperia and the iPhone. The Cookie does make a strong point for itself by having a well laid out menu system with pretty good icons-not like some of the cartoonish icons we’ve seen from LG in the past.

LG provides a neat bunch of games and quite frankly we had a bit of fun playing these. This not camera phone and we’ve seen much better 3-megapixel units and there’s no flash. MP3 playback quality is strictly so-so and another pain is LGs continued use of a proprietary connect for the same rather than a 3.5mm jack. Call quality and signal reception strength on the Cookie isn’t all that great and nowhere close to Nokia phones. Priced at $300 it’s a mixed bundle.

Although not many phones can offer such a large touchscreen for the price there are other problems that prevent us from recommending you swallow this Cookie for one, it’s a mediocre phone, MP3 playback quality and the camera could be better. There are other alternatives for this price range that do far more as a phone and as multimedia devices.

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