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Phones 4U to release Star Trek-themed Nokia 5800

Jonathan Fernando

A Star Trek edition of the Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic, set to coincide with the film’s release, will be packed with exclusive content and features

Published on Apr 28, 2009

A special version of the popular Nokia 5800 XpressMusic device will be beamed up and given the Star Trek treatment just as the new movie of the popular show hits the big screen.

Adding to the Nokia 5800’s already expansive feature list, the phone will come preloaded with exclusive goodies, including three official Star Trek-themed wallpapers, four screensavers and eight ringtones, such as ‘Kelvin Communicator’ and ‘Red Alert’. There will also be a special Star Trek application thrown into the mix too!

The limited edition handset will come in an array of colours, such as the popular black/silver variant. The phone will be exclusively available at Phones 4U from the start of May.


Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic front



Source: knowyourmobile.com

Innovation Series 2009 - PhotoMap

Posted by: Phat^Trance in Nokia, Video

One compelling scenario for the use of GPS enabled phones is support for navigation. While service based approaches to support such navigation tasks are becoming increasingly available whereby a user downloads (for a fee) a relevant map of her current area onto her GPS enabled phone, the approach is often far from ideal. Typically such maps are highly generalised and may not match the users current activity and needs. Indeed, one will often see such specialised maps on public signs situated where they may be required and it is interesting to consider how one might enable users to walk up to such situated signs and use their mobile phone to take away the map presented in order to use it to assist their on-going navigation activity. With our J2ME application, we show how the user grabs a map shown on a public display by taking a photograph of it and using it as a digital map on her mobile phone (optimized for Nokia N95 S60)


source : dailymobile.se

Nokia 5800 XM - v21.0.25 Firmware Walkthrough

In the first of hopefully lots of videos here on nokiAAddict.com, I am running through the changes in the v21.0.25 firmware on the Nokia 5800 XM. First time i’ve recorded a phone in action, so apologises that it’s not perfect.

Anyway - any suggestions how to improve future vids - then please comment!

Enjoy!



source nokiaaddict.com



Nokia 5800 Reaches 20% Market Share

Posted by Isaac Wong Sunday, May 3, 2009 0 comments

Nokia 5800 Reaches 20% Market Share


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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.


Source: nokiafanboy.com

coming mexican market

Posted by Isaac Wong 0 comments

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.

Nokia 5800 mexico
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.


Source: mobile88.com

Beware: Your Nokia 5800 Maybe Defective


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.

source: techtree.com

Widget maps of London Tube, Paris Metro, New York subway and Tokyo subway

Published by Steve Litchfield at 12:45 BST, April 30th 2009

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.


Source: allaboutysmbian.com

S60 Widget development made simple

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.


Published by Steve Litchfield at 9:41 BST, April 29th 2009

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.


Source: allaboutsymbian.com

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