The Nokia E65 has been designed for easy access to the most frequently used applications from the One Touch keys on the front cover.
Users can make conference calls, access their contacts database, mute and unmute calls, and access an application of choice through 'My Own' key with just one push of a button.
Active Standby, the capability to customize the phone display to show and provide quick access to user-defined applications, together with One Touch keys, simplifies connecting to business and personal applications and switching between tasks.
Furthermore, the E65 can be integrated with leading corporate telephony systems - with Nokia Intellisync Call Connect for Cisco, Nokia Intellisync Call Connect for Alcatel and Avaya one-X Mobile Edition for Nokia solutions. The E65 also supports the most used corporate and consumer email solutions.
Release Q1/Q2
Specifications sheet in the Box.net app to the right of this screen.
Labels: Nokia E65
A re-designed look for the E61 has resulted in the E61i - this handset now includes a 2 Mega-pixel camera (though cameras are still seen by some to be a liability in corporate devices Nokia insist that this has been requested) as well as an overall sleek finish. The QWERTY keyboard offers instand access to your data with dedicated function keys to the main applications.
3G/GPRS connectivity with included Wifi ensure connection throughout the world to email and internet.
Q2 release.
Specification sheet in the Box.net app to the right of this page.
Labels: Nokia E61i
The rules for North American Daylight Saving Time change on 11th March 2007. This may affect your BlackBerry service, causing appointments and reminders to appear one hour late on some BlackBerry handhelds.
The changes are only relevant to you if:
1. You ever use your BlackBerry handheld in the United States or Canada
2. You have handheld calendar appointments shared with colleagues who create those appointments with computers based in the United States or Canada.
For more information, please visit the RIM website at
http://www.blackberry.com/select/dst2007
Labels: DST, RIM
Nokia E90 Communicator released
Thought by some to be the Communicator Nokia should have released more than two years ago the E90 Communicator continues Nokia's popular landscape clamshell business data device range.
Introducing both hi-speed data in the form of 3G, HSDPA and Wifi and built-in GPS global positioning this device will be seen as the holy grail by those who lamented the lack of these services in the 9300 series.
The large horizontal display is almost unique in this age of the Blackberry look-a-like thumbpad keyboard handsets currently flooding the market, and gives those looking to replace the laptop (in some situations) a more comfortable data entry with the full-width screen and easy access keyboard.
Update 14/08 : Available Now
Specifications in Box app to the right of the screen
Labels: Nokia Communicator, Nokia e90
HTC Advantage
The HTC Advantage X7500 is a powerful mobile office device that lets you work wherever and whenever you want. Powered by Microsoft Windows Mobile 5 with Direct Push Technology, you have the office tools you need while on the road. Attach the QWERTY keyboard and easily type up documents, e-mails, and messages. The huge 5-inch VGA display provides you more than enough room for surfing the Web and viewing documents. With its 3G, Wi-Fi® and Bluetooth® 2.0 capabilities, you stay connected to the world.
The built-in 8GB hard drive gives you plenty of room to store your work and media files on the phone, and if that’s not enough, insert a miniSD™ card to add even more storage space. Use the TV Out feature to output contents on the screen onto an external display such as a Projector or TV when doing presentations or sharing photos. You can also print out documents by connecting to a Bluetooth® or network printer. Have your office with you wherever you are with the HTC Advantage X7500.
HTC P3350
For multimedia on the move the HTC P3350 has it all. It is a powerful mobile device that gives you all the PDA features you need - but so much more.
The HTC Media Hub gives you one-stop access to multimedia entertainment. Launch Audio Manager to manage and play music tracks, create playlists, and set music as ringtones. Listen to your favorite FM radio stations. You can even enhance the sound with the graphic equaliser. Add compatible Bluetooth® stereo headset and remote control accessories from HTC, and you have an all-round audio performer.
You will love the rich Internet and messaging experience even more with the 2.8 inch LCD touch screen. It is also perfect for viewing images you take with the 2 mega-pixel camera in portrait or landscape mode. Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 5.0 with Direct Push keeps you always up to date with your emails, calendar appointments, and contacts. Office Mobile and Internet Explorer® Mobil allow you to manage your Word and Excel files, and to do web browsing.
HTC S710
The HTC S710 is the most compact messaging phone with an auto-sliding QWERTY keyboard. It is the first smartphone powered by the new Windows Mobile® 6 Standard platform. This new platform provides genuine mobile Office Outlook® experience, greater control of Outlook® Mobile Calendar, better Internet Explorer® Mobile browsing experience and Windows Live™. It also offers greater interoperability with Exchange Server 2007 providing you with improved e-mail management (such as Fetch Mail and Set Flags), Out-of-Office assistant, and HTML e-mail viewing capabilities.
With the S710, manage your contacts and calls more efficiently with improved integration between Contacts and Call History. View Microsoft Office documents and PDF files on the go using the document viewers on the phone. Use Windows Live™ to chat with friends, search information, and send e-mail. With the S710, you stay connected and productive while on the move.
Release Dates to follow - full specifications can be found in The Box link on the right hand side of this page
Labels: HTC
The new Blackberry 8800 - a QWERTY version of the Blackberry 8100 (Pearl) has been unveiled this week at the 3GSM World Congress, a wireless-industry trade show in Barcelona, Spain.
Features
Phone, email, text messaging (SMS and MMS), browser, instant messaging and organizer applications in a single smartphone *
High capacity battery *
Media player with audio and video playback in a variety of formats* *
GPS enabled and preloaded with BlackBerry® Maps application** *
Speakerphone and voice activated dialing *
Trackball navigation system Dynamic, highly responsive experience when viewing attachments and graphics, browsing the web and running applications *
Full QWERTY keyboard Bluetooth® headset, hands-free and serial port profiles supported *
High resolution LCD screen with light sensing technology Polyphonic, MP3 and MIDI ringtones *
64 MB of memory and expandable memory via microSD card** *
Quad-band support for 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM™/GPRS and EDGE** networks
All audio and video files must be transferred to the smartphone before playing.
Files can be transferred via USB cable, smartphone browser application or Bluetooth.
For a list of specifications and a complete list of supported media file formats visit www.blackberry8800.com **
The BlackBerry 8800 accepts microSD cards; the amount of storage is determined by card capacity.
Labels: Blackberry 8800
