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Microsoft® Phone Data Manager Beta is an application that is designed to take away the worry of losing data on your phone – specifically contacts, music, pictures and videos. It does that by synchronizing your phone contacts with Microsoft’s Windows Live Contacts store in the cloud, or by helping you download files from the phone [...]
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Recently we’ve got LG K920 for testing; this is one of the first 5MP camera GSM phones available on the market. We’ve decided that it’s a good idea to test it against one of the best currently available 3MP camera phones, and also great rivals – Sony Ericsson K800 and Nokia N73.
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It’s touchscreen o’clock for Nokia and the stage is set for the 5800 XpressMusic. Go ahead and touch it. We did and we’ve got a story to tell. Now, it’s technically not the first time Nokia get their hands dirty with touch screens, but it sure feels they really mean business this time. For Nokia [...]
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The new XpressMusic line of Nokia music handsets sports some great improvements in terms of marketing strategies and looks more consistent than the company’s initial attempts to take over the music phone market. The explanation lies behind the enhanced functionality and improved design of the newer models. All the three solutions sport different form factors: a classic candy bar, a slider and a rotating-bottom candy bar. A certain similarity in design concepts links the three together, and so do the the implemented technologies and the controls system as well. While the older XpressMusic phones used to sport shocking bright colors (the main color scheme being red and white), which narrowed the target audience to a visible extent, now the company revised their positioning policy and introduced some significant changes to the design of their music phones. The quality of the plastic used is rather high, the new colors inspire a sense of harmony rather than that of shock, the use of the characteristic surface texture and metal pieces inspire an original feel into the new Nokias and eliminate the feeling of cheapness which used to harm the image of Nokia 5200 and 5300. The certain parallels in design are observed with SonyEricsson phones, everything new in the world of music phones seems to be subconsiously assotiated with that particular company and Nokia are cunningly exploiting this. A lingering allusion to W850i is easily felt about Nokia 5610XM, the features and dimensions also having a lot in common.
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