Nokia N78

Finally, the long awaited Nokia N78 has arrived on US shores, and it will retail for $560 a pop if you decide to pick one up from any of Nokia's flagship stores.

Nokia N95

The latest Nokia N95 Sport edition comes in a new red coloured casing. It is a two-way slider phone that comprises of incredible multimedia applications. The fitness software, for instance can be used to monitor and record the workout sessions of the users.

I was a little surprised to hear Nokia vice president of software Ari Jaaski's comments last week. Not long ago, Nokia got off to a great start by embracing open source for its mobile device business. But now, according to Jaaski, it's the open source developer community that needs to adapt to the ways of commercial software vendors, not the other way around.

Nokia E66

Nokia is here to present a professional piece of technology which will be a great support to the professional lifestyle. Nokia has unveiled its Nokia E66 Phone which claims to be an apt phone for people who like to stay connected while at work.

Nokia 8800 Arte Pink

Nokia's 8800 Arte Pink will definitely cost you a handsome amount - approximately one week's wages for a top soccer player like David Beckham or Cristiano Ronaldo, retailing for €85,000.

Diamond – a girls’ best friend - now gives a rich and elegant look to technological products. Mobile phones are most of the time lucky to receive the ‘luxurious’ tag. Nokia has now joined hands with Norwegian-jeweler Thomas Heyerdahl to launch the 8800 Diamond. This limited edition handset comes encrusted with 112 diamonds in its sleek body.

Old school. That’s the two words that popped into our mind as we got our hands on Nokia’s 3110 Evolve for the first time. But this isn’t just a modern version of a simple Nokia handset. The Evolve could easily have been called the Eco with its green credentials...

Nokia N78, the latest one in Nseries with all style and techno-flicks, is now available in Indian market at a price tag of Rs 19,999. The new device offers multiple experiences with features like FM radio, MP3 player and GPS system.

With 2.4 inch screen, the phone comes with 3.2 mega pixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, 70 MB onboard storage capacity, FM radio, MP3 player and GPS system with pre-loaded maps of eight cities.

As multimedia functionality becomes more and more coveted in a mobile device, Nokia is bringing its latest XpressMusic mobile phone to the Canadian market. The XpressMusic 5300, available through Rogers Wireless, comes with a 1 GB microSD card, but can support up to 4 GB of memory for storing up to 3,000 songs downloaded from the Rogers MusicStore. The phone also has 30 GB of internal memory.

Nokia says the phone has a “dedicated music chip” and can play back up to 20 hours of music. It comes equipped with diamond-cut, dedicated music controls, and chrome volume keys. It also includes additional multimedia functions: a built-in video recorder and 2 MP digital camera. Functions are accessed and music managed using the 2” display.