Nokia Releases Latest DVB-H TV Mobile Phone – The Nokia 5330 MTVE
Nokia recently released its latest candybar slider handset in the Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition of MTVE. First unveiled back in March as the Nokia 5330 XpressMusic, the handset was slated for release in the 3rd quarter but has been superceded with the added TV receiver.
Sporting the same elegantly styled slider body, the new Nokia 5330 gets revived to take advantage of the DVB-H TV broadcasts that are now fully deployed in many European countries. They include the Netherlands, Albania, Austria, Finland and Poland, with France and Spain joining them soon. Russia is expected to roll it out next year in key cities. Outside of Europe, Nokia fans in Vietnam, parts of India and in northern Africans countries like Namibia, Nigeria, Kenya and Morocco can enjoy TV watching on their handsets soon.
TV Features
It may take getting used to watching video or TV on its 2.4-inch QVGA screen even when switched to landscape viewing but it gets the job done quite competently. There a dedicated set of keys on the body for channel search and volume control. It has a programme guide (OMA BCASR ESG) than can scan, discover and update channel station broadcasts. You also get 30-second instant replay for those moments you missed as well a recording feature so you can watch your favorite program later. You also get reminded of your programmed stations on the program guide. Read the rest of this entry »
Nokia E75 Review – The New Qwerty Nokia E75 Smart Phone
All mobile lovers would be familiar with the Nokia Eseries group of phones that have evolved over the years to become popular in the business market. The series uses excellent hardware and gives an exhaustive list of features making it the pride of the owner. Nokia E75 comes after the popularity of the series and the expectations from it are high.
Overview of the External Features
Outwardly, you might not notice anything spectacular about the phone with an alphanumeric keypad. Under this is the special QWERTY keyboard that you can slide out. When you open it, the screen shifts to landscape mode. So it does not matter whether you prefer to type in a computer-type keyboard or like the traditional mobile phone, you can text your message however you want.
When you consider that Nokia E75 uses a QWERTY keyboard, it actually looks slim. At 14.4 mm, this phone is really a great achievement. Wondering how? Well, just think of N95 8GB, which is actually 7 mm thicker, or E66 whose size it matches, then you will get a better perspective. The new Nokia phone is not too heavy at 139g. The TFT QVGA 2.4″ screen is very similar to all recent Nokia phones and provides 16 million colors. Read the rest of this entry »