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Nokia 5800 Reaches 20% Market Share
A Finnish publisher has reported that Nokia 5800 XpressMusic owns 20% of worldwide smartphone market. The estimation is like what Nokia chief executive Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo has said. That result is mentioned just for Q1 2009 result. The result will be a good start for S60 5th device.
That good result is better than expected and it may become the Nokia device with best achievement ever.
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic was launched in Q4 last year. In a short time after, a huge number of customers worldwide were continually attracted to the phone. Just only in 1st two months after launching the manufacture claimed that the phone was sold more than a million unit per month.
30 April 2009 – Nokia and América Móvil, through its Telcel subsidiary, today announced they will be offering the breakthrough 5800 Comes With Music concept to the Mexican market. The 5800 Comes With Music is the industry's most comprehensive, powerful and exciting digital music offer, combining the Comes With Music service and the highly innovative Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, Nokia's first touch-screen device.
5800 Comes With Music will be commercially available on May 1st through Telcel, the leading wireless services provider in México. Consumers getting the solution either through Telcel's Authorized Customer Centers or through its Authorized Distributors, will be able to take advantage of the largest voice and data network coverage in the country, plus best prices and value added services in the market. It will also be available at Nokia's flagship store located at the Antara Shopping Mall and Nokia's Online Store www.nokia.com.mx/shop.
The Nokia 5800 Comes With Music service offers consumers a new way of discovering and enjoying music from the mobile device or PC. Consumers accessing Comes with Music through their Nokia 5800 XpressMusic device will be able to navigate and enjoy a wide-ranging music catalog of tracks from local and international artists for a year without worrying about track cost and without experiencing access restrictions to millions of tracks available from Nokia Music Store, the new digital music store in Mexico. In addition, they will be able to keep their music on the mobile device or PC once the subscription is over. This service revolutionizes the digital music experience known thus far.
"The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic has already sold 3 million devices worldwide, now Mexican consumers will be able to get hold of the 5800 Comes With Music," said Francisco Lorenzo, Nokia Mexico Director. "Users can simply find and discover all the music they want, without worrying about the price of each album or track. Simplicity and freedom of use are two of the leading features of this service, but most revolutionary of all is that users get to keep all their favorite music in their PC or Nokia device without worrying about the cost of each track," he said.
This breakthrough concept succeeded in uniting all known music labels, including EMI, Universal Music Group, Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, among others, in addition to independent music companies and other music agents.
"Today's needs for communication are greater, that's why Telcel is always looking at offering the best devices like the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, a phone that will provide our users with a new way of experiencing the music in a mobile phone", said Patricia Hevia, Operations Director of Telcel's Region 9. "The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic takes advantage of Telcel's 3G network, which today covers 149 cities and thousands of villages", she continued.
Telcel, aiming to foster the use of mobile Internet, and with the introduction of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic to the Mexican market, offers competitive rates, appropriate to its users. This way, it promotes and facilitates the mobile experience, while users can rely on access to affordable prices and services, and benefit to the max from 3G technology applications through Telcel's Unlimited Data Plan backing up the great features that 5800 XpressMusic offers to consumers.
If you were keen to lay your hands on Nokia's much-awaited 5800 XpressMusic soon, wait until you read this.
Apparently, Russian tech website Mobile-Review, and with it, Nokia has confirmed that nearly ALL 5800 XpressMusic devices manufactured before February come with defective speakers and that it WILL go defective sooner or later.
How can they be so sure? Well people over at the site (Mobile-Review) actually bought 10 sparkling new 5800s produced before February, disassembled them into pieces and checked each of them individually! They even checked the speakers under an electron microscope! Moreover, during these times of economic downturn, they actually spent a whopping $4500 in the process.
Nokia has since then acknowledged the existence of the problem and has released a statement saying that the issue has been sorted now. The release from Nokia's Eurasia PR head says that the vendor from whom the speakers were sourced has been changed. Now, the funny thing about this is that had you faced any issues with your speakers and had got them replaced from a service center, it is very likely that the new speakers too would exhibit problems - because it came from the same supplier. It is only in the last week of January that the service centers received fresh stock of unaffected, problem-free speakers sourced from another vendor. Therefore, if you had been to the service center for a speaker change before this happened, there is a possibility of you landing up there once again.
There has been no official announcement or next plan of action by Nokia yet. We are also unsure about the reach of the problem and as to how deep this has spread. With over a million 5800 XpressMusic phones shipped prior to January 23, Nokia might have a big problem to deal with. Nokia might announce as to which markets have been affected by this problem and how it plans to fix issues with the handsets shipped with the defective hardware.
As of now, we have no confirmation if the shipments to India have been affected as well. We do expect Nokia to come up with a clarification very soon. Meanwhile, you might as well stall your plans to get a new 5800 for the moment till the air clears up. It still is a good phone, mind you and Nokia has acted very quickly to stop the issue from spreading further! Watch this space for more updates!
We did contact Nokia in order to get an official response and are awaiting a reply to our query.
Released as free widgets for the Nokia 5800 and N97, PixelsBeatPaper has released interactive maps of the titled underground systems. Nothing fancy, just clear scrollable maps. If you dig a bit further into their site, you'll see utilities for bill splitting, body-mass-index calculating and a countdown timer, all again only for S60 5th Edition.
Published by Richard Bloor at 23:43 BST, April 30th 2009
The next version of Nokia’s tool for S60 widget development is currently in beta testing. In ‘A First Look at Nokia WRT Plug-in for Aptana Studio 2.0’ I’ve been given the opportunity to preview the new features and find a considerably richer tool, offering support for all the current and forthcoming S60 widget features.
‘Overall, 2.0 is a good step forward in supporting widget developers with a comprehensive set of tools’, find out why.
One of the biggest developers for UIQ, DreamSpring, has followed up its commitment to porting its software to S60 with the announcement of DreamConnect. Think of this as a contact manager on steroids, with with an 'innovative business card layout', plus 'hierarchical categories that let you organise your contacts to accurately reflect your real life relationships'. Sounds interesting - hopefully, given the UIQ heritage, there's a touch version coming for S60 5th Edition.
The Nokia 5800 already supports multitouch, sort of...
The Nokia 5800 is criticised by some for being a single-touch device that can only register one finger press at a time. But is this actually true? Not quite. With a bit of clever interface design the existing 5800 hardware is already capable of registering two simultaneous screenpresses at once, and you can see how this works in the full story below (you can even try it for yourself, and there's a video of a 5800 game using it). The reason this is worth mentioning is that Nokia is already using a more limited version of this method in their just-released Maemo 5 SDK, which is the latest version of the platform they use on their internet tablets. If Nokia's already using it there, it seems very likely they could use it on their S60 devices too.
How multitouch on the 5800 can work
This example might seem pointless because it doesn't do anything useful, but that's because the QWERTY keyboard hasn't been designed with multitouch in mind. Apps designed for multitouch would use it properly and do stuff that is useful.
The purpose of this example is just to de monstrate how the 5800 detects keypresses, so you can see how multitouch could work.
The beauty of this example is that you can try it out yourself on your own 5800. Just start an application that uses text entry and select the full screen QWERTY keyboard. Now, do the following...
Hold down Q, and the Q button lights up:
Hold down P, and the P button lights up:
Now, hold down P and Q simultaneously, and the button directly between your touches lights up (either R or T, depending on exactly how you're pressing Q and P):
All you need to do to have a simple multitouch interface on existing 5800 hardware is interpret touches exactly between two controls as simultaneous presses of both controls.
You might be thinking that this is silly because people could activate multitouch by accident if they do a single touch between two controls. However, there are ways to avoid this problem.
You could then tell the device to only record multitouch when another button is already active. This means that if someone touches the screen between two controls it won't activate multitouch by accident, because no other button was active at the time the touch happened. In theory this would prevent multitouch working with two truly simultaneous touches, but you would very very rarely put both fingers onto two parts of a screen at exactly the same time, it's far more likely that you would touch one part first and then another part. Also, application interfaces could be designed to discourage truly simultaneous touches.
You could also design apps in such a way that there's no point in touching the area between them, for example a racing game could have all the controls at the sides of the screen with the middle used for displaying the race itself.
The benefit of this technique is that it requires no extra hardware, and it could work with even the cheapest touchscreen devices, though it may require more careful planning of where on-screen controls go. This is old news really, many developers are already using this method, but most people don't seem to realise that this is possible.
This isn't as flexible as "true" multitouch, as it wouldn't be directly recording the true position of the two touches, but that probably doesn't matter much because the user wouldn't have to ever know how it works. Clever and careful design of app interfaces can make this method function in a way that is virtually indistinguishable from traditional multitouch.
The extra care needed for interface design may make life more difficult for app developers, but the much wider range of devices they could reach would provide them with far greater sales potential. Very few devices do support true multitouch, so any technique which allows multitouch on all touchscreen devices is potentially very valuable indeed. It would also make simultaneous development for multiple touch-based platforms much easier.
Nokia are already using this method in the recently-released Maemo 5 SDK using the name "two-touch", where you hold down your finger on one part of the screen while touching elsewhere in order to activate a status menu: the interface would be registering two simultaneous touches, which is multitouch (of a kind, at least). Nokia could just as easily implement this technique on future S60 touch interfaces, and app developers can already use this technique for 5800 games and applications right now if they want to.
UPDATE: AAS reader Micky! has alerted us to a video of a game that uses this technique on the 5800:
Steve's take/thoughts:
There's more though. As I indicated a few months ago, the timing of the keypresses and their 'release' could also be used. Extending the thoughts above, I can see how the user might:
press and hold the screen at 'q'
0.2 secs later, press and hold the screen at 'w'
0.2 secs later again, release the screen at 'q'
finally, release the screen at 'w'
There's more than enough information here for the touchscreen driver to pass on coordinates as appropriate, effectively giving multi-touch (more like 'dual touch', since handling three spots at once might get too hairy!) on a non-multi-touch, resistive virtual keyboard. In this case processing the text input "qw", even though both letters were held down at the same time for a while.
Download WinRAR, Google Maps & Windows Live Messenger for Nokia 5800 & N97
Written By Samrat| 14 February 2009|
Here are some of the applications that I had installed recently on my Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Mobile. I installed WinRAR, Google Maps, Windows Live Messenger and some others.
WinRAR is useful to open RAR and ZIP files directly on your mobile. Google maps can be used to find new locations and others things easily. Windows Live Messenger will help you to chat with your friends from your mobile.
WinRAR for Nokia 5800 and N97
WinRAR is a simple application for your Nokia S60 5th edition mobiles like 5800 or N97, which can be used to open .rar and .zip files in your mobile. WinRAR for mobile will be very useful when you need to open a zipped attachment that you have got in an email. This will also be useful when you need to unzip some themes or applications directly on your mobile. WinRAR reads ZIP & RAR archives, you can extract the files from existing archives or you can create new archives. I installed it on my Nokia 5800 and it works fine.
Google maps for Mobile is one of the application which I found to be very useful. The latest upgraded version works pretty good for Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. You can utilize the touch screen capability of your Nokia 5800 to view the streets on the large screen. It’s really a good experience when you move around the locations by using the touch screen. The Google Maps with Street Views looks very good. You can also visit http://www.google.com/gmm from your mobile to download the application.
Features of Google Maps
You can see your location on a map, even if you do not have a GPS.
Search for any business listings, hotels, coffee shops etc.
You can easily get your driving directions.
Get routes and schedules to travel via subway, bus, or on foot.
View street-level imagery of businesses and turns in directions.
Real-time traffic helps you find the fastest route.
Windows Live Messenger for Nokia 5800 & Nokia N97 (S60v5) Mobile Phones
The latest version of Windows Live Messenger is compatible with Nokia S60v5 mobiles like Nokia 5800 and Nokia N97. You can easily chat with your Windows Live or MSN friends and you can also check your Windows Live Hotmail emails. You can send instant voice messages and emoticons, share stored photos with your online friends. The max length of each voice message is 30 seconds and you can send jpg, gif, bmp and png images.
The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is oddly becoming one of my new favorite phones, as it’s becoming more and more fun to use as more applications become available. The phone is $399 if you buy it directly from Nokia, but today, Amazon dropped the price to a rock-bottom $306! That’s nearly $100 less, and I can confirm that it still comes with a $50 gift certificate to Amazon’s Unbox video on demand service!!
You can purchase it straight from Amazon, and right now, there’s free shipping, too! Keep in mind this is the NAM variant, which has 3G support for both AT&T in the U.S. and Rogers in Canada.
PixelsBeatPaper, which we pointed you to previously, is now rocking out with an interactive London Tube map, which is sure to come in handy for our UK readers! The ‘application’ installs as a widget, and gives you a draggable map that you can browse easily on your phone. The best part is that it doesn’t require an internet connection, and it loads up lightning quick - perfect if you need to find your way quickly.
There aren’t any extra features, such as the ability to quickly snap-to a specific stop, but still, it’s nice to have, and much better than hassling about with a PDF or similar. I’m sure there are other Tube maps out there, though. What apps do you use, and do you think they’re better than this?
Update: PixelBeatsPaper have updated their website with a specific Maps section that not only offers the TfL map for London, but also the French Metro (installed and working fine on the 5800XM), as well as the NYC and Tokyo subway maps.
Today I’ll show you how to convert videos for your Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, iPhone or whatever device in just a few steps. It’s easy as nothing, you don’t need to select any bitrates, codes or so. All you need is a little freeware application called XMedia Recode which you can be downloaded for free here.
After you installed the application open XMedia Recode and click on ‘Open File’ and choose the file you want to convert. Once you done that just select your profile, so your manufacture as well as the device’s name. Finally hit the video clip, click on ‘Add Job’ and hit ‘Encode’. Depending on how big the file is it takes some minutes/hour until you can drop the encoded video to your handset and enjoy it than.
As you can tell, this is really simple and fast. Of course, if you don’t like the pre-configured preferences you can changed them to improve the quality or to minimize the filesize but for me it’s fine. XMedia Recode is available for Windows 2000, XP and Vista. Apparently I haven’t found a version for Mac.
Here a video showing how smoothly and good the videos look on my Nokia 5800 XpressMusic:
Here a video showing you the few steps to convert a movie:
DesignClock from MojosMobile is a great way to have a useful screensaver. It offers 10 setting points and therefore is highly customizable. Read on to see the settings and feature list.
Settings:
Activate: rather obvious, choose wether to activate the screensaver or not
Time to activate: set an amount of seconds until the screensaver becomes active
Show clock for: choose how long the creensaver will be active
Theme: choose either the two default backgrounds (which are really nice) or a custom image from your phone
Color: choose which color the clock and calendar will be displayed (black or white)
Transparency: choose how strong the clock and calendar will be drawn on the background picture
Clock Type: choose wether to have hh:mm, hh:mm:ss, or no clock at all
Calendar Type: choose wether to have the calendar displayed or not, or for landscape devices, use whole screen for clock
Show indicators: choose if you want to see the missed call, message, voicemail indicators
Illumination: choose to have backlight always on, always on when charging, or on on system preferencies
You see, quite a lot of things can be done here and the best thing about it is that it is fully integrated in the system. Forget those rubbish flash screensavers that drain your battery just to look good, and forget the default screensaver. Once you used this one you will definitely like it.
As usual, you can get a free 14 day trial over at MojosMobile, Though the app is very moderate priced at € 4,95. It is available for s60v3 devices aswell as for s60v5.
We also heard rumors that MojosMobile is working on TwitClock, which will be the same thing but with Twitter being integrated. Watch out for more
Twittix 0.93 is on its way to the world of symbian smartphones and i was lucky enough to get my hands on a preview version of the app. I was even luckier by getting 5 licenses from MojosMobileto give away with it.
The main improvements in Version 0.93 are Twitpic support, Tweet/message to sms and the API Counter in my eyes.
Twitpic support: Well, not much to say about that, it gives you the possibility to directly post images to Twitpic from Twittix.
Tweet/message to sms: Very interesting feature. You can “send” the tweets directly to your message editor. So, if you grab something interesting there you want to share with your friends that are not on twitter (uh, is that possible nowadays anyway?), just sms them the tweet.
API Counter: Very nice feature again. You might already know it from tweetdeck. Twitter only allows 100 client API requests per hour, so if you update and check too often from any third party client it just might give you an error. With the API Counter you are able to check how many API requests you have left until the hourly reset.
The other improvements are minor but i still will mention them here.
Receptions in list of DM Tab added Advanced Hotkey Functionality added: 1 = Instant Tweet 2= Account-Swtich * = FullScreen Sound issues on some devices fixed!
So you can see, Twittix is under heavy construction and every release brings some new features requested by many users. I´m totally sure that when it reaches version 1.0, Twittix will be the most feature rich s60 client for Symbian devices. It works on v3 as well as on v5 devices. A 14 day trial is available at MojosMobile.
And here is your chance to win a free license code. Just mention in comments what you like/dislike (if you dislike it, dou you still want a license?) and what needs further improvement. The winner will be picked randomly when version 0.93 is released, which should be in less than 48 hours.
Edit: What i forgot, please leave a valid email address in comments if you want one of the licenses as we need to contact you in case of winning
Soon Nokia Comes With Music will be available in Germany. Nokia Comes With Music (CWM) is a music-flatrate which allows you to download more than 5 million songs for a whole year. You can download as much songs as you want and download the songs either to your PC or straight to your Nokia device. More over you can keep the songs for ever. Currently the 5800 XpressMusic, 5630 XpressMusic, the N95 8GB and the Nokia N79 will be the first devices to come with a CWM subscription. Here a cool video (in German) telling you what Comes With Music is and how it works:
Here some pictures showing a special edition of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. As you can tell, this version is special as it is black and silver instead of red or blue
The Silver Nokia 5800 changes the colour of the exterior colour band around the circumference of the casing from the red and blue of the previous models to a new silver finish, the overall casing colour stays as black which offsets the new silver banding perfectly.
Aside from this colour change the bones of the Nokia 5800 stay exactly the same offering all of the same great features and technology as the original red and more recent blue editions.
Mojos Studios was founded in 2007 by Boris Raczynski. With its apps for Symbian and other operating systems it is becoming more and more known. So, time for us to see what else is planned, what we can expect in future, andhave a deeper look into a software development studio. Boris was kind enough to answer a few questions that i hope you are interested in. Personally i think that we will see a lot of stuff coming from Mojos Studios, not only for Symbian devices.
Read on after the break for the full interview. And don´t forget to leave your comments.
Would you please give the readers an overview about Mojos Studios, size, programmers etc.?
In brief words, the Studios are my personal passion. Being the development arm of MojosMobile the Studios are our reply to the fast-growing demand of net operators and appstores for high-quality software products. Actually MojosMobile is focussed on games for all platforms. But times are changing! Two years ago game publishers, developers and aggregators of mobile games earned tremendous money. But in fact the developers were the last one in the revenue chain. They did the entire job and the publishers and aggregators were demanding more and more work by them. Not only to develop outstanding games but punishing them with super-sized demands for marketing materials. Developers more and more became downgraded to losers in that business.
Suddenly the market changed! Steve realized his dream and the iPhone hit the shell. What a surprise that all talented game developers jumped like crazy to this possibility! Earn money with your games! Now it became reality.
What this has to do with the Studios? Everything! Due to MojosMobile we have a network of about 450 shops, appstores and sales channels around the globe. We can reach more customers than any other Symbian Publisher. We started to distribute high-quality products of third party companies and then step by step more and more developers joined us. Nowadays we have joint ventures with 10 companies and developers. Still rising! That way even Symbian Developers can earn money finally!
It became obvious that we should start our own development division. So we did - the Studios!
Currently MojosMobile has 14 employees and lots of cool people who are working freelance for us.
What is your intention in developing Symbian apps?
Being the former CEO & Founder of famous Symbianware my intention is quite easy to explain: bring high-quality software products to the people.
What can we expect in the next few weeks from Mojos Studios?
Our famous mobile Twitter client Twittix will be published in version 1.0 very soon. We took care of all suggestions of our users and build in all their desires!
Well, and having Twittix it is obvious that this will not be our last solution concerning social communities and news information systems. Two more are already under development.
Furthermore seven typical end-user products will be published very soon.
We are not only engaged on the so called B2C market but we are working for corporate clients as well. And an outstanding mobile advertising solution is going to be introduced in about two weeks.
More? Sure! There is a lot to tune in S60 UI. We will do that!
You hit the market with quality software at low prices. Does that mean that other developers ripped us off all the years?
I would not say so. By times are changing. And the market as well. Why should users pay EUR 19.95 for a software product for Symbian when the same one is available for iPhone for 2.99?
We will publish high-quality products, well-designed and with eight years of experience in Symbian OS development inside - for reasonable prices!
What was/is your most favourite project at Mojos Studios?
Are you asking for my favourite project at MojosStudios and for the most thrilling one of the last years? Difficult to say. Each product deserves a lot of love, skill and passion.
But yes, we made an outstanding one some years ago. A full-skinner and complete replacement of the UIQ UI. And we have such a product under development at Studios!
With Twittix you released a well demanded software. Do you think it was a fault to release v 0.90 as paid version instead of a public beta? There were many complaints about the software.
I do not believe in public betas. And the sales and feedbacks of the users tell us that we are right with this point of view. Please consider that we are no one-man show but a professional company who is working for the big-players around the world.
Therefore we believe in Symbian Signed as well. Nokia follows this quality and security standard so we do!
Are there any plans on releasing other social networking apps? Social Networking seems to be the big future of the internet.
Oh yes!
Where do you see Symbian in 3 years?
The question is not where I see Symbian. As long as Nokia is using it everything will be fine. Well, they should finally remove all the bugs left from the EPOC past but in fact Symbian is a very powerful and reliable operation system.
Therefore the question should be: how do I see the software market for Symbian? For Nokia S60? Honestly spoken Nokia was not able to make anything well regarding this topic. Since years they are trying and trying and… N-Gage I, N-Gage II, Softwaremarket, Mosh… all these attempts had a questionable success.
I really hope that the friends in Finland will open their eyes and mind one day. And…guys do it fast!
Just check the Apple AppStore! Yes, hard to believe but success can be achieved so easy!
Let us wait for OVI until we will give this question a final answer!
Where do you see Mojos Studios in 3 years?
The worldwide Number 1 software maker for Symbian, what else?
You are not only coding for Symbian. Which OS do you think will be the best/most liked in the future?
Apple, not one single doubt in that. This company is leaded by a creative brain. Nothing can happen to them!
Have your own say to our readers.
Support us with your feedbacks to our products. Only that way we will be able to give you the products you want to have!
Cheap Memory Cards and Accessories for Nokia 5800 in UK
Most Nokia 5800 users are from United Kingdom so far as the Tube phone started its journey from there back in Q4 of 2008. UK guys hit the most on net for searching Nokia 5800 Accessories and downloads. We provided some good deals in the past for buying Nokia 5800 and its accessories in Uk, but we do get regular requests for more…
So today, we just choose to look around for some cheap deals on online UK shops for Nokia 5800 accessories like memory cards, bluetooth headsets & speakerphones, phone bags, holders, car chargers, etc. And we got some great deals for you guys!
Lowpricememory.co.uk seems to be a good place for buying accessories for your 5800, particularly cheap memory cards upto 16GB. They do not have a dedicated page on their site for Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone to find all the compatible accessories at one place, but still they have some good options to choose from. .
Memory Cards- If the default 8GB card that comes bundled with the phone is not enough for you to store your music and data, they have the Sandisk 16GB Micro-SD Memory Card that goes for just £38.95. Your Nokia 5800 supports 16GB at the max, so go for it if you need. .
Nokia in-car Mobile Phone Charger-
This in-car charger features intelligent electronics that react automatically to battery conditions for optimum charging. It is compatible with Nokia 5800 and you can use it to charge the phone with the cigar lighter socket in your car while you are on road. .
Nokia in-car Charger and Holder-
This combined holder-charger will ensure your battery stays fully charged and your phone is secure in the car. Four sprung clips ensure that the unit is retained securely in the cigar lighter socket.
. Nokia USB Phone Charger-
This retractable USB phone charger offers a compact and easy solution to charge your 5800 XpressMusic phone with your PC/ Laptop. Simply plug and play.
. Phone Holders-
A variety of mobile phone holders for car from Vent-mounted to Sucker-mounted that enables you to store your mobile phone safe and secure while driving.
. Bluetooth Speakerphones and Headsets- They have a good range of stylish bluetooth products from all leading brands like Jabra, Nokia, etc. All blutooth products are compatible with any mobile phone with bluetooth capabilities including 5800.
- Bluetooth speakerphones can either sit in the car in a cradle or most now clip to the car’s visor allowing easy access to the controls. Bluetooth speakerphones/ car visors are also popular with people who would prefer not to wear a bluetooth headset but still wish to speak on their phone while driving. Speakerphones starts from £28.95.
- Bluetooth headsets are available in various styles from brands like Jabra, Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, Bluetrek, Sony Ericsson, LG, etc. The headsets starts from £9.85.
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Mobile Phone Cases/ Bags- Trendy and stylish mobile phone bags from Golla which allow you to carry your mobile and look good at the same time. Cases available in different colours and shape are of universal fitting and are compatible with most mobile phones including 5800. They all include funky padded linings to protect your mobile from any knocks. They are equipped with a neckstrap and holding hook, both of which are removable. Bags are as cheap as £4.95.
. As far as the reviews says, the products from Lowpricememory are genuine and they ensure fast deliveries. You can give them a try if you are living in UK and looking for some Nokia 5800 accessories.
Nokia 5800 with ‘Comes with Music’ Service Lands in Brazil
The Nokia 5800 phone along with the ‘Comes With Music‘ service is now available for sale in Brazil. The device is available for purchase at Nokia Store SP and at Nokia’s online store. TIM, the First Operator to Sell the Device, Brings a Special Offer Consisting of a Free-of-Charge, Unrestricted Data Package for two Months.
Customers who registered on the pre-sales opportunity at the online store will receive their devices by this weekend. By purchasing the device, customer is immediately entitled to enable the Comes With Music service and start exploring and downloading more than three million tracks of international and Brazilian artists, unlimitedly, for one year, thanks to agreements signed with the four of the world’s largest labels and hundreds of independent labels.
Downloads can be made via PC, as well directly to the Nokia 5800 device. When this period comes to an end, consumers will be able to keep all tracks on their computers and mobile devices. For video tutorials on how to help users to activate and use the service, please log on to http://www.nokia.com.br/musica.
As a special launching offer, when acquiring Nokia 5800 with the unlimited data package, TIM’s customers will receive two months of free download of music, games, videos and other content, access to the Internet and they will be able to read emails without paying anything for data transfer. Nokia 5800 Comes With Musiccosts BRL 399.00 when signing for the TIM Brasil 250 plan, plus the mobile device unlimited data package.
“We know that the Brazilian consumer is among the world’s top consumers of national music, consequently we made sure to contact major labels and local independent labels as well,” says Almir Narcizo, president of Nokia Brazil. “With Nokia 5800 Comes With Music we are making available the opportunity to have access to this content to them and to everyone that enjoys our music, with a product that will revolutionize the ways of digital consumption,” concluded Narcizo.
With the 8GB memory card, high quality stereo, graphic equalizer and standard 3.5mm jack for headset, Nokia 5800 Comes With Music offers the most powerful sound in the industry. It supports 3G and Wi-Fi networks, making it easier to download music and to have a fast Internet access. Additionally, for still photos it includes a 3.2MP camera and Carl Zeiss lenses, and video recording. Integrated GPS with Nokia Maps is another differential in the model.
The device offers an abundant multimedia capacity and email access, and it is the first touch-screen device compatible with TIM TV service, with which customers are able to watch an extended TV scheduling directly on the mobile device. There are 15 channels of entertainment, sports, news and children’s programs, among them Cartoon Network, CNN, Discovery Chanel, MTV Brasil, Nick, BandNews and Band, besides the TIM Channel with a summary of UOL scheduling and videos.
With Nokia 5800 Comes With Music, it is possible to have access to YouTube directly to the application installed in the device, as well as to create and edit videos and still photos, as well as a direct upload to TIM Studio, a service that turns the customer an authentic multimedia producer: besides being able to share all their productions among TIM users throughout Brazil, they will win BRL 1.50 in credits for each 10 downloads of any content that they create.
Hey you Star Trek Fans out there- Nokia has a surprise for you today. They have just revealed that a special Star Trek edition of your favorite Nokia 5800 will be released this May 1 exclusively via Phones4u.
This version of the phone includes four special Star Trek animated screensavers, three Star Trek wallpapers and eight exclusive ringtones, including ‘Phazer Shot’, ‘Red Alert’ and ‘Kelvin Communicator’ and a special ‘Phazer Application’. The phone comes free on a £25 a month price contract and will be available in all colors- Red, Blue, Black/Silver.
It is also heard that Nokia has done some product placement for the 5800 in the film. This marketing strategy for Nokia 5800 is not new for us, right? We have seen this earlier in The Dark Knight movie, albums of Britney (Womanizer), Christina (Keeps Gettin Better), Pussycat Dolls (Jai Ho) and Flo Rida (Right Round). And this time its the Nokia 5800 Star Trek edition launch which will coincide with the release of the Star Trek film in the UK.
The Star Trek movie this summer is bound to be a huge hit with all the Trekkies in the audience. If you’re looking to expand your allegiance to the Trekkie universe, you may want to consider the new Nokia 5800 Star Trek Edition cell phone. This Star Trek edition of the Nokia 5800 will certainly be the phone to bring to the next Star Trek convention.
The Nokia 5800 Star Trek limited edition will be available in a choice of blue, red and black/silver, FREE on a £25 a month contract with Vodafone, Orange, T-Mobile and O2.
Star Trek Edition of Nokia 5800 will be available EXCLUSIVELY at Phones4u.com from May 1, 2009.
Nokia Tube: UK’s Best Selling Portable Music Player
Nokia’s new adverts in UK claims that Nokia 5800 is the new highest selling portable music player. According to GFK Retail and Technology data, the Nokia 5800 was the top device in both volume and value in Q1 of 2009 in the UK. This makes it the best selling portable music player beating even the Apple Ipod.
The touch phone has well placed itself as a phone cum mp3 player in the market. Nokia 5800’s mega success has surprised the competitors, analysts and even the manufacturers. Nokia’s CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo recently said that the sales figures for 5800 are well beyond their expectations and this device has a potential to become the most sold Nokia phone EVER.
The latest adverts in UK says it all-
‘Nokia 5800: UK’s No. 1 Selling Portable Music Player’
Meanwhile, retailers reported stock shortages on the product in UK. The manufacturer has acknowledged the initial ‘capacity’ problems with the product due to unexpected high demands. Nokia says the N5800 phone is now shipping at one million units per month globally and it now accounts for 20% of all touchscreens sold worldwide.
Nokia’s ‘comes with Music‘ service has also gained a decent user base of 23,000 so far in UK which is increasing sharply.
Most Nokia 5800 users are from United Kingdom so far as the Tube phone started its journey from there back in Q4 of 2008. UK guys hit the most on net for searching Nokia 5800 Accessories and downloads. We provided some good deals in the past for 
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It is also heard that Nokia has done some product placement for the 5800 in the film. This marketing strategy for Nokia 5800 is not new for us, right? We have seen this earlier in 
