Nokia launched new Symbian smartphones that appear to be the platform’s last gasp before shifting to Windows Phone 7, while also describing developer opportunities related to its mothballed platform in its Ovi Store. Nokia launches more Symbian models Meanwhile, Nokia has unveiled two new Symbian models, after announcing earlier this year that Symbian had no [...]

Nokia Indonesia baru-baru ini meluncurkan tiga ponsel seri terbarunya, yaitu Nokia E5, Nokia X5, dan Nokia C3. Tentunya ketiga ponsel ini memiliki karakteristik uniknya masing-masing yang ditujukan untuk tidak segmen yang berbeda pula. Nokia E5, sesuai dengan target seri E, yakni para eksekutif yang super sibuk. Sementara Nokia X5 dari lini XpressMusic, tentu saja untuk [...]

It’s Nokia Capital Market Day again which means that the boys from Espoo are fawning over investors and giving them a reason to stick around in 2010. And you know what? It sure sounds promising for gadget nerds. Why the optimism? Easy: Nokia is hell-bent on redefining the user experience of its Symbian devices. To [...]

Nokia 5230 isn’t apt to blow any minds with the likes of the HD2, Droid and XPERIA X3 on the horizon, but for those perfectly content with a touchscreen-based Symbian S60 5th Edition handset, this one sure looks purty. After dipping its toes in the FCC’s expansive database just last month, a crop of new [...]

Now that Nokia’s Maemo-powered N900 is looking mighty nice and official, the company’s Germany and Italian arms have no problem going ahead and taking your hard-earned Euros in exchange for a pre-order. Both sites are actually listing it for €599 (US $860), or €99 more than what we heard yesterday. A pretty huge discrepancy, to [...]

Sure, this could just be a really nice KIRF, but we’ve got a hunch these pics of an upcoming Nokia XpressMusic 5900 are the real deal — it’s just too understated to be shanzhai. Compared to the 5800, the updated handsets are said to feature a slightly larger 3.5-inch display, a five megapixel camera, and more or [...]

If you’re up for a trip to New York or Chicago (both are lovely this time of year), you now have a shot at scoring the North American version of Nokia’s landscape QWERTY slider, the E75. Of course, “scoring” costs you $529.99 in this case — and you can only get it in black right [...]

Here she be, up close and personal, Nokia E75 QWERTY slider. We’re still not seeing much of the 9000 series heritage Nokia mentioned in its presser, but it’s one sexy wide-QWERTY phone, any way you slice it. [Engadget]