Talk About N Series

Introduction

In order to tap the large business user and the professionals on the go Nokia has introduced the E series. Among that the E65 is one latest offering by the company aimed at the high end users. Unlike other business phones that are wide and bulky this one is more like the regular mobile phone. It is a device for energetic people, who make loads of calls and communicate with great many of workmates

Nokia E65

This Nokia mobile phone has a slider handset, and alongside the capable S60 operating system. It is the company’s smallest slider-styled offerings, measuring up at 105x49x15.5 mm. It is a flashy piece due to the display edging and patterned surface. It comes in colors like silver and grey or black. The company seems to sway towards fashion segment as they have launched in red too. This Nokia mobile phone weighs in at 115 grams and measures 137 mm long when zipped open, which makes for comfort. An added feature is that you can accept and make calls without sliding the E65 open. One of the highlights of the phone is the leather-like surface of the battery cover at the back. The quality of the plastic is good it gives the feel of something between soft touch and standard plastic coating.

Software

It has the Nokia’s Team Suite software. This groups management software helps to set up groups and send e-mails, texts and MMS’s to the whole group at once, view Web pages that relate to them and initiate conference calls with them. One of the many buttons on the front of the casing is used for conference calling. There is also a button to mute the microphone.

Features

The handset utilizes QVGA display (240×320 pixels, 2.2 inches, 34×45 mm), capable of 16 mln. Colors (TFT). The 65 comes installed with a mirror layer for the display, making its usable when the sun is shining bright and keeping the picture perfectly clear, which is especially vital for navigation mode. Also the handset carries ambient light sensor, which adjusts backlighting level basing on current light conditions. It also has a 2 mega pixel camera but lacks self-portrait mirror, flash, auto-focus or a macro mode

The built in Wi-Fi makes in the usage of Voice over IP calls and Web browsing much easier. The phone comes with PC connectivity software and a USB cable and has a battery life of 10 hours of non-stop MP3 music. The battery life is quoted at 3 hours talk time and 240 hours standby time. This Nokia mobile phone comes loaded with Quick Office, ZIP, Adobe PDF, and HP Printer. You can also upload Golf Pro Tour game. This phone a well-packed device, sporting typical functionality for current S60 solutions, an add-on in the form of WiFi, a few extra keys and Team Suite.

The Nokia N93 is an overwhelmingly loaded gizmo and it is one of the most feature-laden phones available in the market. With a 3.2 megapixel camera and Carl Zeiss optics, the Nokia N93 is bit different than cheap plastic lens camera phones. Besides that, its camcorder includes a RealVideo player with another VGA camera, which is used for video calling. Moreover, the Nokia N93 is UPnP and PictBridge compatible phone and also offers high definition video.

Things are really getting more and more simpler with the advent of highly capable mobile phones, but the Nokia N93 cannot be used as a PC modem, although it does support WiFi capabilities. There is another way, as you can connect your Nokia N93 with your home network or with another free Internet sport to stream all your favourite music, movies, and photos. You can also share these things either from the any other compatible phone or via Internet using SimpleCenter software. Well, this software is a popular ”pull-only” software. It allows you to pull all your favourite content such as multimedia content, music, pictures or movies to your Nokia N95. Moreover, the Nokia N95 also comes with a USB data cable, which allows you to transfer all the data by being physical.

The Nokia N93 is quite capable of making video calls, but this facility does not come easy. All you have to do is to get access to a UMTS network and you can only make these calls with someone having a video call capable phone. Though, either you want to make a video call or a voice call, you would be asked every time by the Nokia N93 and this really prove irksome for the users. Thus, every time you choose to make a call, you have to choose between the video and voice calling.

Various other multimedia software programs are stuffed in the Nokia N93 such as Nokia Music Manager, Adobe Premiere Elements 2.0 and Nokia Lifeblog 2.0. Though, all these software programs are capable to do wonders with your mobile life, but you need to learn them prior to move further. Undoubtedly, the Nokia N93 is full of possibilities, but you need enough time to learn the basics about various features.

Nokia N93

2008′s been a good year for touchscreen mobile phones, but if anything, 2009 looks like it’s going to be even better, thanks to two new systems: Google Android, as seen in the T-Mobile G1, and Symbian S60 Touch, as seen in the Nokia N97. But how do these two heavyweight stack up against each other?

Domo Arigato Mr Roboto – The Rise of Google Android via the T-Mobile G1

A new operating system in mobile phones is always something that raises a fair amount of excitement. When it’s completely open source, so anyone can change it, it causes more excitement. When it’s made by one of the biggest names in the universe, Google, then everyone’s going to pay attention. So it was with Google Android, and the T-Mobile G1, the first mobile phone in the entire universe to be built around it. But what makes the T-Mobile G1 so special? Why is it so different to other mobile phones? Well, apart from the fact that the T-Mobile G1 comes with a huge touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard, putting it firmly in the smartphone territory, that Google Android software makes for a truly unique experience. From the Android marketplace, where you can buy literally ANY extra software for your mobile phone that people can dream up, to the Amazon MP3 store, to Google Maps (and StreetView, with the built-in compass, which has to be seen to be believed), to full integration with GoogleMail, the T-Mobile G1 gives you access to masses of features not seen on any other mobile phones. And because the T-Mobile G1 is the first of its breed, it is truly unique!

Symbian evolves – the Nokia N97

So, while the T-Mobile G1 is heralding in a new day with the brand new Google Android software, what exactly does the biggest name in the business have in store from their mobile phones? Well, the answer is, quite simply, the unbelievable Nokia N97. It’s not the first touchscreen mobile phone from the Finnish giant, but it IS easily the best, as it’s based on the absolute latest version of the Symbian S60 Touch operating system. The huge, widescreen touch display on the Nokia N97 is truly something to behold, and it ties up beautifully with the QWERTY keyboard to give you one of the nicest interfaces in the history of mobile phones. Software-wise, the Nokia N97 is easily as fluid and nice to use as thing like the iPhone and, yes, the T-Mobile G1. And of course, since Symbian has such a massive developer base, software for it is as wide-ranging and you’d like. Basically, the Nokia N97 is a true world-beater.

T-Mobile G1 vs Nokia N97 – Which will win the war?

So, both powerful mobile phones, both really, really innovative… but which is the better of the two, the T-Mobile G1, or the Nokia N97? Well, the T-Mobile G1 has the open source battle sewn up, since the Nokia N97, basically, isn’t open source. Potentially, that means more software available for the T-Mobile G1, as more people can, theoretically, code for it. Also, the G1 is reckoned to have one of the simplest registration procedures of all mobile phones, and you can’t overlook how nice a thing that is to have. However, the simple fact is that the Nokia N97 is far prettier, has a bigger screen, has a better camera, and potentially, has faster internet access. The T-Mobile G1 does have a certain cool factor from being something so new and unprecedented, but when it comes down to it, the Nokia N97 simply slaughters it on build quality and features. And so, if I had to pick one of these mobile phones (which is kind of the point of this article, really), I’d go for the all-conquering Nokia N97.

The Nokia 6220 Classic is a handset which contains features that are quite comparable with that of the N series phones by Nokia. These phones come with the best multimedia features like a 5 mega pixel camera with auto focus, zoom and flash, a music player, stereo FM Radio with RDS technology and internet connectivity. These are surely commendable enough and this is the reason of the popularity of this handset. But Nokia has added some extra software to this Nokia 6220 Classic which makes it far more attractive than the others. There are some excellent office tools that are quite helpful for those who often need to use their phones for some office or business purposes.

The calendar is another important feature that proves to be very useful as you do not need to search for a calendar here and there when you have this phone in your hand. Then you have document readers that let you read all sorts of documents in various formats. Then there is the unique software that helps you read text and voice. The voice recorder on the phone uses software to improve the performance. The music management software allows you to copy tracks from the sources.

The overall performance of this phone is quite good compared to the other multimedia phones. The battery gives back up time of up to 280 hours if this is a WCDMA version and if you are using a GSM set then this will go up to 300 hours. You can get a talk time of 2.5 hours for WCDMA which increases up to 5 hours in a GSM set of Nokia 6220 Classic mobile phone. The connectivity of the phone with the GPRS and 3G network is pretty good and useful.