Nokia N81

Today in London Finnish company Nokia will introduce five mobile phones, as well as music and game services.

Nokia N810 Internet

The Nokia N810 provides a premier, portable internet experience with its large color display, touchpad screen, slide-out keyboard, 400 MHz processor, Mozilla-based browser and up to 10GB of memory (an optional 8GB memory card combined with 2GB internal memory). To access the Internet, users simply connect via the nearest Wi-Fi hotspot or over Bluetooth on a mobile phone. Connecting to the Internet allows the user to stay connected with friends and family through VoIP calling, instant messaging and e-mail. Users can also access their online communities by checking Facebook or Flickr accounts and see what’s new in the lives of those they care about.

With up to 45 hours of music playback, storage for up to 7,500 songs and built-in GPS, the Nokia N810 is perfect for the person on the go. The Nokia N810 comes with free maps preloaded for users to browse detailed locations, search for street addresses, find various points of interest (POI) as well as nearby Wi-Fi hotspots. Wayfinder will offer subscription based service for navigation over the Maps application; a 3-year license for $129.99 available in December.

The Nokia N810 is powered by maemo Linux-based OS2008, updatable in December also on the Nokia N800, the earlier internet tablet generation hardware. The maemo Linux-based OS2008 features a highly customizable user interface and contains various novelties such as a Mozilla based browser with Ajax and Adobe flash 9, Bluetooth headset support as well as enhanced video and audio features.

Nokia N95 8GB

All About Symbian has posted an in-depth review of the new Nokia N95 8GB that is about to hit the markets worldwide.

The review clearly shows that this is not just an update to the memory on the device as the name suggests, but a fairly impressive upgrade to other components such as the new brighter and larger screen.

Nokia Apple's iPhone

We've received exclusive news that Nokia have purchased iPhone brand today. Now it will be Nokia nPhone. In total for 1,5 billion dollars Nokia has got Apples iPhone TradeMark.
Almost all characteristics of phone will remain as announced: Multi-touch System, Intelligent Keyboard, Wireless, Built-in Advanced Sensors, but Nokia developers have made a decision to switch OS from OS X to more Nokia native Symbian 9.1 OS.
Sales of new nPhone are expected on autumn of 2007 in US and in the beginning of 2008 in Europe and Asia.

Nokia Aeon

Nokia’s concept phone Aeon could very well take on the iphone challenge.
With its sexy design, the touch screen display will entirely replace the time-honoured keypad.
Taking Nokia’s past strategy into account the Aeon looks to be jam packed with functionality.
Watch this space. I am keen to see how far they will take this.

Nokia 5610 XpressMusic

Nokia 5610 XpressMusic is the upgraded version of the 5310 model, besides having higher specifications, it is also more expensive when comparing to the low-end version. As it happens with the 5310, it also has dedicated media buttons to make the usability easier for everyone, meaning that you don't need to actually slide the cellphone to control the music – it is all controlled via a slider key.

The new 5610 comes with a 2.2-inch QVGA display, a 3.2 megapixel camera, Symbian Series 40, the usual FM radio, bluetooth, and a way to expand the storage capacity by using a microSD memory card, once again it has a maximum limit of 4GB.

Nokia 5310 XpressMusic

Nokia announced the new 5310 XpressMusic ultra slim mobile phone. Nokia 5310 features a 2 Megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom, a 2-inch QVGA LCD display,Bluetooth 2.0 and a microSD card slot supporting up to 2GB of memory cards.

As one of the XpressMusic phone, 5310 has an integrated media player that plays MP3, MP4, AAC, eAAc+, and WMA music files and video files. There are also ‘3 dedicated music keys, with diamond cut music key symbols’. The Nokia 5310 measures 103.8 mm x 44.7mm x 9.9mm and Weighs 70.2g with battery.

Nokia N97

This is the N97. It is either a very beautiful phone, or a pretty good Photoshop job. Rumor has it that the N97 will have a 3-inch display, 5-megapixel camera with 20x zoom, miniSD expandability and 20GB of internal memory.

Nokia N82

The two new Nokia are set to go head to head with Sony Ericsson's finest. The Nokia N81 will be a music phone that will replace the existing Nokia N91 while taking on the best of Sony Ericsson's Walkman line with 8GB of memory, quadband HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi and a 3.5mm standard headphone jack.

The Nokia N82, meanwhile, will be a full-on 5 megapixel camera phone complete with Carl Zeiss optics and a Xenon flash. It, too, will come with Wi-Fi, and also GPS to help you navigate to the places you want to take pictures of. Combining GPS with a camera is also useful if you want to record where your picture was taken without actually having to write it down (we humans are so lazy!)

As for the teaser site, you get the following information:

* The first clip mentions recording, capturing and the word "see" implying imaging will be a key feature. Hence, the guess that this is the Nokia N82 we're being teased with.
* The second clip hears a voice saying "accessing information" and shows images of the Web, implying that Web browsing is going to be another key element.
* More interestingly, the third clip focuses on gaming, with the voice saying "single miltiplayer and competition", and a set of playing cards are displayed. Neither the Nokia N81 or the N82 rumours have mentioned anything about gaming, but there's been a lot of buzz recently surrounding Nokia's new N-Gage platform, which they've been planning to introduce into their new phones for some time now. Maybe the Nokia N81 and N82 will be the first such phones to include the new N-Gage platform?
* Finally, the fourth clip focuses on music, which implies the Nokia N81.