Nokia 5800 XpressMusic – Nokia’s Touch Screen Mobile based on Symbian Series60



Many people including me have been waiting for a very good Touch screen Mobile from Nokia. Finally Nokia has released it’s Touch Screen Mobile based on famous Symbian Series60 OS the “Nokia 5800 XpressMusic” handset. The 3.2″ Touch Screen LCD is very impressive with 640 x 360 resolution. The mobile features fingertip, stylus and plectrum control. It also supports vibrant touch response. Other great features include automatic screen rotation, full keyboard and handwriting recognition. It has got a Big speaker on the back and a 3.5mm jack. It comes with 8GB microSD card.
The mobile has got a 3.2MP camera with Dual LED flash light. It includes all the other features like Bluetooth, WiFi and GPS. The mobile comes with a Series60 Symbian OS version 5.0. It is not similar to the dull old interface in other Nokia Mobiles. It has got a Touch Sensitive button above the screen which pops up the Media Bar to access Movies, Music, Photos, Web Browser and Sharing.
For text input you have got Handwriting option, mini QWERTY keyboard, full screen QWERTY and alphanumeric keypad. The full keyboard layout in the landscape mode is quite good.Handwriting recognition will recognize 60 languages. You can play accelerometer-based driving games on this Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Mobile.
Key Features of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Mobile:
  • Contacts Bar -Person centric user interface with options to track a digital history of recent text messages, emails, phone logs, photos and blog updates.
  • Media Bar -Handy Drop down bar that allows an easy access to your favorite media.
  • Large 3.2″ display with 640 x 360 resolution.
  • Stereo speakers with surround sound and 3.5mm jack.
  • Stylus and finger touch support for text input and user interface control.
  • Powerful connections with ultra-fast 3.5G, HSDPA, UPnP Technology and WiFi.
  • 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera with Carl Zeiss optics and dual LED flash.
  • Front camera for video calls
  • Built-in A-GPS, Nokia Maps 2.0 Touch and voice guided navigation.
  • Responsive touch screen with tactile feedback.
  • Support for Flash Content.
  • Stereo FM radio with RDS and TV out.
  • Proximity sensor for preventing inadvertent touches and Power Saving.
  • nHDwidescreen quality video playback for exceptional quality.
  • Storage for up to 6000 tracks with optional 8GB microSD card.
  • Symbian OS v9.4, Series 60 rel. 5
The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic will be available worldwide beginning in the last quarter of 2008 and is available in Black, Red and Blue. The estimated retail price is $385(279 EUR) before taxes and subsidies. The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic featuring Comes With Music ...link


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Leaked: LG Optimus 3D pictured


When we tested and reviewed the LG Optimus One last month, we weren’t particularly impressed with its capabilities, but despite being in the same ‘family’, the recently leaked Optimus 3D Android shares very little in the way of genetic bond with its predecessor.
Likely to be revealed at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) later this month, Phandroid has acquired an image of what appears to be the LG Optimus 3D. Though yet to be officially unveiled, the handset is said to boast a 4.3-inch display, dual-core CPU, in particular (and the most exciting part) it will have a glasses-free 3D display – meaning you won’t need to look like an idiot in order to see 3D. The report states that the Optiums 3D will use multi-channel RAM and from the photograph there’s also a front-facing camera. LG will be holding a press event on February 14th, wonder what the event might be about?

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Toshiba launches NB520 and NB500 netbooks


Toshiba is amongst those laptop making companies that keeps in mind the general demands of an average laptop user. Their upcoming model, NB520, is surely the result of such forward thinking which will result in amazing sound quality from this laptop if you happen to buy the same.
We rarely find ourselves trying to hear loud music from our laptops as we don’t expect our laptops to come up with amazing sound experiences. Somehow, the times might just be changing with Toshiba NB520 round the corner.
Harman Kardon speakers will power the NB520 for those who love cracking music and NB500 will serve the purpose for those consumers who love to live life peacefully. Prices haven’t been announced yet but we are expecting something unexpected due to the “loud” feature.

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Toshiba Dynabook Qosmio T750 laptop changes colours


The Toshiba Dynabook has a monochromatic top which changes colours when you look at it. The colour of the laptop’s top changes when you turn it, move it no matter the angle you look at it. Most laptops on the market today are in a couple standard colors, but Toshiba wanted to add some colour to the Dynabook Qosmio. The added colour to the top of the laptop changes nothing about performance, it’s all for the looks and style. The top that changes colours and shimmers in the light is not paint, it’s multiple film layers overlapping creating the colorful effect when you move it.
The Toshiba Dynabook Qosmio has decent hardware inside too, in it includes a 2.66GHz processor using Intel Core i5-480M, 4GB of DDR3 memory RAM, and a 15.6-inch 1366 x 768 display that is LED backlit.


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ReSound Alera Bluetooth Hearing Aid Can Hook Up With TV and Mobile Phones


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Most of hearing aids available up until now is only capable of assisting the elders to hear spoken words clearly. With this new ReSound Alera hearing aid, users can also hook up with TV or cell phone wirelessly via a mini transmitter box that will transmit the TV / mobile phone sounds directly into the hearing aid. This is very convenient for those who have hearing problem, especially they don’t have to sit close to the TV to get a louder sounds.
ReSound Alera use 2.4GHz wireless technology, which mean it has a long range of operation, plus a stronger, clearer, stable signal to give the wearer a satisfactory sound quality. As for the battery life, it can work continuously for 138 hours per charge. No pricing and availability data available yet.
Most of hearing aids available up until now is only capable of assisting the elders to hear spoken words clearly. With this new ReSound Alera hearing aid, users can also hook up with TV or cell phone wirelessly via a mini transmitter box that will transmit the TV / mobile phone sounds directly into the hearing aid. This is very convenient for those who have hearing problem, especially they don’t have to sit close to the TV to get a louder sounds.
ReSound Alera use 2.4GHz wireless technology, which mean it has a long range of operation, plus a stronger, clearer, stable signal to give the wearer a satisfactory sound quality. As for the battery life, it can work continuously for 138 hours per charge. No pricing and availability data available yet.

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ElectroHub Universal Wireless Charging Can Charges Up To 6 Devices At Once

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ElectroHub is one of the device that will be showed off in CES 2011 Expo next year. What’s great about this Wireless charging device is the capability of charging up to 6 devices at once, and those devices require no special case like what you should have with the wildcharge orDuraCell SmartPower myGrid. Instead, ElectroHub will come with a special ElectroHub battery that come in two common size of AA and AAA.
From the first appearance, it looks like a bathroom scale or digital kitchen scale with glossy surface. However, it’s really not one of them, and the glossy surface is the spot that you should place your gadgets for recharging (with the ElectroHub batteries installed).
According to CNET, ElectroHub wireless charger will be available in the first quarter of 2011 after showing of the device at CES 2011. You can expect to pay $39 for this ElectroHub wireless charging system which has come with a pair of ElectroHub batteries.

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