Nokia has launched its new low cost multimedia handset Nokia 2690 in India at price Rs. 3700. The handset keeping the cost low, offers customers a wide range of features. The latest bar phone handset is available in Graphite, Hot pink, blue and White silver colors. Nokia 2690 is powered with all basic features and specifications.

Nokia 2690 as maintained by Nokia is truly a low cost phone that would keep you entertained informed and connected. The phone has abundant connectivity features in addition to the basic features. It is Bluetooth enabled with version 2.0 with Enhanced Data Rate. GPRS and EDGE are also supported. It’s easy to stay in touch with the outside world through emails, news and internet as well. Nokia
Life tools which are a powerhouse of information are also supported in the hand set.
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It was just yesterday we reported about the C7, and other N and E series from Nokia. Today we have the first leaked pictures of the Nokia C7. The Nokia C7 is a full-touch phone, with an 8MP camera at its back. The device looks similar to the Samsung Corby(s) out there. Along with an 8MP camera, the device also packs in dual-LED flash.

The front part of the screen is dominated by the touch-screen. A front video-call camera is also present near the top of the device screen. From the picture, it looks like the size of the touch-screen is ~3.5-inch.
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Nokia has launched N900 mobile in India which is set to bring a new definition to mobiles. Nokia N900 termed at internet tablet will provide functionality of a tablet on a mobile. Nokia N900 is available at price of Rs. 30,639 in India. Nokia N900 specs and features are equally attractive and impressive.

With the Nokia N900 you can, for the first time get a high speed broadband that is as fast as an internet connection at your home. You can enjoy the rich interactive content at home the way they should be enjoyed with stunning full screen browsing. The web browsing is powered by Maemo browser powered by Mozilla technology. You can have 3.5 G and WLAN connectivity together with Quad band GSM with GPRS and EDGE. You
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The Nokia E72 is currently the must-have Nokia Eseries business phone, but so far, it’s been limited to only three rather plain and overused colors (except for the last one): black, gray and topaz brown. However, it looks like things are about to change very soon, and those who would like to express themselves through the color of their handsets will be able to appreciate an upcoming update.

The team from NokiaLB have uncovered what appears to be a new Nokia E72 with a new color casing: purple. It looks to be exactly the same as earlier Nokia E72s, and only differ in its outer appearance. It looks girly, and I know I wouldn’t want to be caught dead holding it, but I’m sure some of the ladies out there would love to have their hands on it.
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Just as the trickle-down effect of innovative mobile technology is flowing into mid-range and entry level handsets, today’s unveiling of the new Nokia 2720 fold, which will launch in the third quarter of 2009 for around 55 Euros, highlights how top-class design can be tailored for emerging markets at a price that makes style available to all.

Bearing a striking resemblance to the sleek mid-range Nokia 6600 fold, the new Nokia 2720 fold shares a similar mirrored shell body with hidden external display. Flip it open and inside it’s just as smart – scroll down the page and click through our photo gallery of the 2720 fold to see it in detail.

Active content removed Building on the design, Nokia continues its approach to tailoring handsets to emerging markets and remote rural communities (see one of our recent favourites, the 1202), as the new 2720 fold is bringing the easiest email solution to communities via Ovi Mail. Sat on Series 40, the 2720 fold is designed so folks can begin emailing after a simple three-step process – it’s a fully guided and automated set-up too, meaning Ovi Mail handles all the tricky stuff for you (watch the video, above right).

Active content removed In selected territories will come primed with Nokia Life Tools (watch the Life Tools video, right). Battery life remains an important factor for devices such as the 2720 fold – which will be used in environments where recharging can involve having to take the device to a local town to access a power supply – with up to 18 days of standby time and around 5 hours for talk. Other features include an FM radio with the ability to record radio, MP3 ringtones, MMS and Bluetooth.

The Nokia 2720 fold is slated to go on sale in the third quarter of 2009 for around 55 Euros before taxes and subsidies.

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