Well, Nokia has finally let the cat out of the bag. Despite the fact this phone is rather simple the Nokia Lumia 610 NFC offers everything the right smartphone should have. As for the mobile carriers Orange is first in line to bring Nokia in the masses.

The phone comes with a Near Field Communication technology that is a method for two different devices to “talk” to one another.

How about this phone?

Well, you’ve got me right – 41MP!!! accompanied with Carl Zeiss optics, and something the company calls “pixel oversampling technology” – the possibility to zoom without loss of clarity.

The new smartphone runs Nokia Belle OS (aka Symbian). The Nokia 808 comes with a 4-inch ClearBlack AMOLED display, 1.3GHz processor, 16GB of internal storage and impressive battery performance.

The 808 PureView will initially be released in Europe for $600 USD.

Apple iPhone 4s

Well, what can be better than Apple’s iPhone 4? Maybe Apple iPhone 4s?! To put it short, iPhone still remains the best and most popular phone in the world and I am ready to bet it will be really difficult, even impossible to beat it. Any iPhone has everything even the most demanding client needs: the amazing Retina display, two cameras, FaceTime video calling, and much more.

BlackBerry Torch 9800

I like this BlackBerry phone because it combines two features all of us need these days: compact size and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. This BlackBerry ensures exceptional functionality and it looks interesting. And I would love to give this phone two thumbs up for a five-megapixel camera.

Nokia N8

The Finnish company doesn’t hold leading positions on the market anymore but it still creates handsets of high quality with a huge number of awesome functions. The following model looks rather impressive and boasts such features as a 12-megapixel camera, geo-tagging, HD video recording and a stunning 3.5-inch AMOLED touchscreen.

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Thanks to a next generation app on the Ovi Store you can check your and your partner’s health, use a Body Mass Index Calculator and so on.

To my mind, a lot of smartphones already have or will have such an application, but let’s give Nokia a chance.

The app consists of numerous parts, and among the most important ones are the Period Tracker and Menstruation and Fertility app.

How do you like the idea? Not bad, yeah?

I am really glad that Nokia is back on the market and its phone looks that nice. However, N9 phone received mixed reviews. The phone works on Meego operating system.

The new Nokia was presented by Nokia chief executive Stephen Elop at the CommunicAsia telecoms fair in Singapore this week. The phone boasts 854 x 480 pixel display and weighs 135 grams and it makes the phone close to the iPhone territory.

The most distinctive feature of the phone is an “all-screen” display.

What an awesome copy!

According to the manufacturer, the Nokia Oro is a premium brand product that will incorporate 18-carat gold plating which is accompanied by a sapphire crystal and leather. Not only a phone, a great investment and a fantastic thing to make everybody around go crazy from the fact how cool you are.

When you have a look inside … the following phone is almost the same as the rest of Nokia’s more recent smartphone releases. They say that the Nokia Oro will come with pentaband radio connectivity, HSDPA 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity, an 8-megapixel camera, and a 3.5″ AMOLED display.

Choosing this phone you pay attention to quality and materials, to status and not to functionality. This phone is meant to impress and not to be an entertaining station. The price is high … more than 800 Euros.

The right phone for rich people!

At first glance, the Nokia 5230 is superb value for money; from as little as £50 on PAYG, it delivers a superbly reliable smart phone with features that far surpass its small cost. The main features of the Nokia 5230 are a large touch screen, a GPS (featuring Ovi Maps), 3G access, downloadable applications from the Ovi Store and a very large battery life. As you might expect at such a low price range, the Nokia 5230 suffers from a few hardware drawbacks that simply cannot be expected to be overcome, such as a poor quality camera, a mono speaker and no access to Wi-Fi or Video calling options.

Many people thought that the Nokia 5230 might fall slightly below specification of Nokia’s other entry-level smartphone, the 5530; despite this, the handsets enjoy an almost symbiotic relationship – if one phone lacks a feature, then it is a fairly safe bet that the other phone will incorporate it. If the two phones were combined then they would make an exceptional handset indeed.

Fans of the Nokia 5800 will be glad to see that it is virtually identical to the earlier model, which means that users receive a 3.2 inch display with high resolution pixel rate of 640 x 360.

The Nokia 5320 is a superb entry-level smartphone, and serves its purpose well; there is more than enough on offer to justify its release into an already crowded market. Those who can overlook little niggles such as the poor camera and lack of Wi-Fi will find this to be a very pleasing handset for its price.

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The manufacturer claims that its new Nokia X7 was specially constructed for entertainment purposes. The phone comes with a fantastic 8-megapixel full focus camera that delivers 720p video recording opportunities and a dual LED flash. Both photo and video look stunning.

The Nokia X7 boasts a 8GB memory card pre-installed, and that’s not all. The phone is rather small and slim and weighs 146 grams. This Nokia comes with the standard 3.5mm audio connector for headphones and offers incredible battery life.

The phone will be available in a couple of months.

From the first sight this ring looks like a standard piece of jewellery, but it is actually a strong magnet. You have to rotate the ring to pick from a number of options. What is.more, the ring can easily memorize your options.

The researchers will present their findings at the Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems in Vancouver, Canada next month.

By the way, nowadays, Nokia is the world’s largest digital camera manufacturer. In Asia, the digit 4 never appears in any Nokia handset model number. The explanation is very simple. Digit 4 is considered unlucky in many parts of Southeast/East Asia.

Nokia is sometimes called aikon (Nokia backwards) by non-Nokia mobile phone users.

How do you like to be a part of Nokia labs?