Nokia 8800 Arte

The Nokia 8800 Arte is the latest in Nokia’s fashion line. There are two available units, the Nokia 8800 Arte and the Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte, with the main difference being that the latter comes with a leather slider. In terms of features, aside from the elegance of both units as fashion phones, the Arte displays a status menu of the time and missed events by tapping the metal bar at the bottom of the screen. The phone also comes with motion sensitive gestures like tilting the phone downwards to turn it to silent mode.

Affluence has taken another step with the 8800. What used to cost an arm and a leg now costs an arm, a leg, and a kidney. That’s US $640.00 off your payroll. The phone casing is plated with 24k gold (hard to believe but still …) .

I have an idea. It involves some smelting.

You are bidding on a BRAND NEW Nokia 8800, the latest, most stylish phone to date from Nokia. It has everything from bluetooth to scratch resistant glass on the screen and exudes quality from every surface.

Weight at 134g means it is a lightweight with a big punch. further to the above spec it has 64mb of on board memory, a 262,000 colour display and comes complete with case, two batteries and a desktop stand.

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Stylish and Shiny Supernova Fashion Phones By Nokia

f you are looking for a fashion phone with some decent features, then look no further. Nokia is bringing its new stylish and shiny Supernova fashion phones in Q3 this year.

Both the Nokia 7610 Supernova and Nokia 7510 are fashion devices that not only look cool but are equipped with some really impressive features. Here are the details:

Nokia 7610 Supernova:

Network: Quad-band GSM/EDGE
Size: 98×48×15 mm, 99 g
Operating System: S40 3rd edition
Display: QVGA 16 million color display
Camera: 3.2 mega pixel camera with LED flash and 8x digital zoom
Memory: 64MB with microSD support
Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0, EDGE
Others: Internet browser, FM Radio
Battery: 5.4 days standby and 300 hours talktime


Nokia 7510 Supernova:

Network: Quad-band GSM / EDGE
Size: 92 x 46 x 17 mm, 124 g
Operating System: Symbian S40
Display: Main QVGA 16 million color display
External monochrome 128×160 display
Camera: 2-mega pixel camera with LED flash and 4x digital zoom
Memory: 27MB with microSD support
Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0, EDGE
Others: Internet browser, FM Radio
Battery: 3 day standby and 300 hours of talktime

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Nokia E71 review

While Nokia makes a habit of practically defining "featurephone" for the industry, traditionally it's handsets like the N95 that hog all the spotlight, leaving Nokia's few QWERTY phones in the shadows. Not that they've been trying too hard -- while the E62 and E61i have both shipped over here, neither has featured 3G data in US bands, and the E62 even had the distinct pleasure of having WiFi stripped out. Enter E71, the successor to those phones, and Nokia's very first QWERTY device to feature US-friendly 3G.

Nokia is also (finally) taking form factor much more seriously: at 10mm thick, the E71 is one of the slimmest Nokia phones to date, and Nokia claims it's the thinnest QWERTY smartphone on the market. The E71 also attacks the drab, plastic looks of its predecessors with chrome accents and a glossy screen. The phone is incredibly pocketable, and comfortable to hold and use. Of course, with the smaller size Nokia had to cut down on screen real estate and keyboard spacing, but at a QVGA resolution there's little suffering on that front. The keyboard had a much more rigid, clicky feel to it compared to the spongy keys of the E62, and we were virtually typo-free on it within minutes.
With all this concentration on the exterior, Nokia hasn't forgotten the feature overload of old. The E71 includes A-GPS, WiFi, a 3.2 megapixel camera, A2DP Bluetooth, 110MB of built-in memory and a microSD slot. There's also plenty of software to take advantage of all that tech, thanks to the quite-mature S60 platform. It's running 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1, which lacks the screen transition fanciness of FP2, but seems much more stable and usable to us than its fresh-faced successor. Being a business centric device, the E71 comes with a full complement of office, email and PIM software, including a feature to switch on the fully between business and personal accounts, complete with separate mailboxes and home screens.

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Nokia N85

What's the N85, you ask? We don't know a heck of a lot about this one, but we're told that it features a 5 megapixel camera, GPS, and geotagging -- sort of an N96 lite, perhaps.

The slider features the same industrial design featured on all of Nokia's Nseries devices as of late, but beyond that, your guess is as good as ours regarding target market, pricing, availability. Stay tuned for more as we get it!

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