Nokia N97 Overview

Nokia N97 is Nokia’s second touchscreen phone, powered by Symbian S60 mobile operating system. When N97 was announced in the fourth quarter of 2008, Nokia claimed that the N97 was a desktop pocket phone, rivaling any PDA phone in the market. The N97 features a big 3.5-inch TFT Touch-sensitive 16:9 widescreen (640 x 360 pixels), beating Apple iPhone’s screen. Besides that, the N97 has a 5.0-megapixel digital camera with Carl Zeiss Tessar lens for taking high-quality pictures. Plus, users also get Wi-Fi connectivity, GPS navigation system, 3.5mm audio jack, TV-output, Video Player, and Video recorder. Instead of relying on touch-screen QWERTY keyboard, the Nokia N97 has a physical full-size QWERY keyboard that could slide out from the side. ( Read full article and specifications at handcellphone.com )

All About the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic

We've all been waiting for this - a touch-sensitive phone from Nokia. And the more they hyped the fabulous Apple iPhone, the more anxious everyone had been growing. Having launched a PR campaign of immense power Apple did not hesitate to take on Nokia on its very own turf. But Nokia have got some trumps up their sleeves as well, and among them are several solutions that will leave the whole Cupertino sleepless. That is, Nokia Music Store may not seem like much and doesn't look any better than Sony Ericsson's PlayNow service, but Nokia has in fact added a whole new dimension to it by bringing about Nokia Comes with Music campaign that allows the users of select phones to enjoy free subscription to a vast music database. Furthermore, you can store all tracks you've downloaded on PC and listen to them as long as you want. So, this is "strike one" that puts the business model of iTunes in question and makes it less of a monopoly on today's market. But such a powerful service calls for some capable hardware - specifically, music-minded mobile phones. As you probably have guessed, Nokia has tackled this issue with its latest and greatest 5800 Xpress Music. Read Full Article at ( mobile-review.com )