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| + New in Guides section.... |
15 February 2005
How to move and save your messages
directly on your MMC
(N-Gage / SX1 / etc..)
If you have a N-gage, SX1 or 6620 u might know that u cant change your message storing memory, it is a factory disabled function, I think because MMC swapping reasons.
This guide will teach you how to bypass that restriction and move/save your messages directly on MMC instead of your phone memory! This mean all of your messages SMS, MMS, email, and Bluetooth to!!
That’s give u many benefits,
for example u will get more free space in phone memory, and maybe most important benefits is that u can finally use direct BT sending for transferring large files (music, movies, games, etc) from PC or share that contest between two phones without necessity to set-up connection manger and use PC suite or any other similar soft lik... |
| + Nokia boosts growing 3G WCDMA portfolio with new Nokia 6680 megapixel smartphone |
14 February 2005,
Cannes, France - At the 3GSM World Congress in Cannes, France, Nokia today introduced a new arrival to the 3G arena, the Nokia 6680 imaging smartphone. The new Nokia 6680 imaging smartphone is
optimized for visual sharing, boasting two integrated cameras, a flash, and a bright screen of up to 262,144 colors. Designed for ease-of-use, the active slide covering the back camera of the Nokia 6680 provides fast and intuitive camera activation as well as effortless switching between cameras during a video call.
A wide range of smartphone features, including organizer, video streaming and Internet browser, are complemented by 3G-enabled features such as two-way video calls*, video sharing* and always-on e-mail, making the well-designed Nokia 6680 a versatile work tool. Based on the leading smartphone Series 60 Platform, the tri-band phone for GSM 900/1800/1900, EDGE and WCDMA networks offers seamless roaming in over 100 countries around the world. The Nokia 6680 imaging smartphone is expected to be available in March 2005 with an estimated, unsubsidized sales price of approximately 500 euros.
 "The Nokia 6680 imaging smartphone is the next step in mobile convergence, offering instant communications in an attractively styled, slim form," said Anssi Vanjoki, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Multimedia, Nokia. "The Nokia 6680 conveys a new level of a multimedia device experience: it combines smartness and computer power in a unique way, with a multitude of methods for visual sharing. And to top it all off, the device is incredibly easy, instinctive and logical to use."
In addition to two-way video calling* functionality, which enables remote video conferencing, the Nokia 6680 imaging smartphone also provides for video sharing*, a new multimedia service that allows people to share live camera views or video clips during a normal voice call. By simply opening the camera slide, the show-you-what-I-mean type video can spontaneously be added to a voice call and dropped when no longer needed.
The powerful Nokia 6680 imaging smartphone offers a variety of productivity features. For example, the always-on e-mail supports office document viewers and various types of attachments (JPEG, MP3, PPT, DOC, XLS, PDF). The HTML browser brings web access in a pocketable format, and calendar information, contacts and tasks can be easily synchronized with compatible PCs.
In addition to the integrated VGA camera (640 x 480 pixels) at the front of the device, the Nokia 6680 imaging smartphone also incorporates a 1.3 megapixel camera (1280 x 960 pixels) with a slide for camera activation and control. Capturing images is easier than ever with the slide and shoot functionality, where the camera is activated by simply opening the slide. Featuring a large bright active matrix color display with automatic brightness control, the Nokia 6680 imaging phone's smooth 6 x digital zoom, integrated LED-based flash, and high-quality lens provide for capturing sharp images. Furthermore, users can select from various color tones when capturing images, including sepia, negative as well as black and white.
 The Nokia XpressPrint printing solution makes producing great prints of images, as well as e-mails and organizer information, easier than ever. With Nokia XpressPrint, users can print directly from the Nokia 6680 imaging smartphone, using a range of compatible home or office printers or photo kiosks found in retail stores. In printing via PictBridge, for example, the handset is connected directly to a compatible printer via a USB cable. The Nokia XpressPrint solution also allows for wireless printing over Bluetooth wireless technology. Furthermore, the MMC card can conveniently be extracted from the side of the phone and inserted into a compatible printer for easy mobile printing.
Weighing 133 grams and measuring 108.4 x 55.2 x 20.5 mm (104 cc), the Nokia 6680 imaging smartphone is based on Symbian OS. In addition to the integrated music player with stereo output, the Nokia 6680 also supports the mobile music solution for operators that Nokia and Loudeye announced earlier today.
nokia 6680 factsheet.pdf
nokia 6680 userexperience backgrounder.pdf
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| + Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone delivers a blend of productivity and entertainment |
14 February 2005,
Targeted at EDGE markets, the device offers enhanced mobile data experience on top of a compelling feature set
Cannes, France - At the 3GSM World Congress in Cannes, France, Nokia today introduced the Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone, an elegant and versatile productivity and entertainment tool featuring an organizer, a 1.3 megapixel camera, a full Internet browser, a music player and easy printing with the Nokia XpressPrint solution. The tri-band phone for GSM 900/1800/1900 and EDGE markets provides an enhanced mobile user experience. The Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone is expected to be available in April 2005 with an estimated, unsubsidized sales price of approximately 450 euros.
"The Nokia 6681 underlines our commitment to create easy-to-use yet feature-rich products," said Juha Putkiranta, Senior Vice President, Multimedia Imaging, Nokia. "There is an instinctive familiarity to operating the Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone and its logical functionality features. Featuring chrome keys and stainless steel decoration, it is attractively styled and well-proportioned, providing for advanced imaging with an integrated flash. Capturing images has never been quicker and easier - just slide and shoot."
A variant of the 3G-optimized Nokia 6680 imaging smartphone, also introduced today, the Nokia 6681 is targeted at users in both GSM and EDGE (Enhanced Data Rate for GSM Evolution) markets. In addition to numerous productivity features, such as e-mail, organizer and easy synchronization with compatible PCs, the Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone also offers convenient web browsing and high quality video streaming over EDGE, with data connectivity of up to 236.8 kilobytes per second. Furthermore, similar in functionality but a variant designed for the Americas markets, the Nokia 6682 imaging smartphone is expected to be available in the second quarter of 2005.
Imaging is made easy and convenient with the Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone's slide, which instantly activates the camera application once opened. In addition to new features, such as the ability to adjust white balance or select from various color tones, including black & white and sepia, the LED flash allows improved image capture of close-by objects in low or poor light conditions. Moreover, the Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone offers easy editing of images and video clips either directly on the phone or using the Adobe® Photoshop® Album software provided in the sales package. Printing has also been simplified with the Nokia XpressPrint printing solution, which enables connection to a wide range of compatible printers and photo kiosks.
Featuring an integrated music player and stereo audio output, the Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone incorporates a new music player application. A dedicated music icon launches the music player, and the new application provides for easy creation and management of playlists. In addition, when playing music, the user can directly change tracks, pause, and change the volume using the 5-way directional pad. Music collections can also be easily accessed through the options or back soft keys, and music files can conveniently be transferred via the Nokia PC Suite, or by using the MMC card reader (available in the sales package in selected markets). The Nokia 6681 also supports the mobile music solution for operators launched by Nokia and Loudeye earlier today.
With the integrated Push to talk* functionality, Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone users can use the handset like a walkie-talkie at the push of a single dedicated button. Additionally, some mobile games, such as Snake, Card Deck and a new 3D snowboarding game, will be supplied on the Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone's MMC card. The user experience is also further enhanced by the phone's display of up to 262,144 colors.
The Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone is based on Symbian OS and the leading smartphone Series 60 Platform. Measuring 108.4 x 55.2 x 20.5 mm, the Nokia 6681 imaging smartphone weighs 131 grams.
nokia 6681 factsheet.pdf
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| + Sendo X2 |
14 February 2005,
Billed as a "music phone", the Sendo X2 is actually much more than that. Derived from the well-received Sendo X, the X2 comes with an improved camera at 1.3 megapixels, miniSD memory expansion (up to 1Gb) replacing the older SD slots in the X, plus the X2 comes with MP3 playback support in addition to many other multimedia formats.
 Like the X, this is a Symbian Series 60 smartphone, but it's much lighter than the X - the Sendo X2 comes in at just 95 grams and it's only 18mm thick.
Sound output is through Sendo's "SoniX" audio system, and the maximum of 1Gb of memory should easily fit over a dozen CDs worth of music. Sure, this is no iPod in music terms, but it's highly impressive. Sendo have spent some time
The screen size on the Sendo X2 isn't specified, but we imagine that it's 176x220 pixels. Of course, this is a Bluetooth phone so it can be connected to a PC or a variety of peripherals.
There are the normal series 60 features such as a web browser and email support. The X2 has GPRS and tri-band GSM. In addition, the Sendo X2 comes with voice recognition.
The X2 is the flagship product of a set of three new handsets from Sendo, and is by far the most advanced. These new devices are combined with a much more aggressive marketing approach (called "YOU CHOOSE") from Sendo in order to boost brand recognition and sales.
Slated for availability in Europe during the Summer of 2005, it will be key test of Sendo's abilities if they can actually get the X2 to market in this time. However, this is a seriously cool looking handset (although maybe not quite as cool as the original X) and will be worth waiting for, whenever it turns up.
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| + Nokia and Macromedia Team Up to Bring Flash to Series 60 |
14 February 2005,
Nokia has signed a license agreement with macromedia today to bring Macromedia Flash technology
to their Series 60 Platform. Nokia also stated that they will support flash in its other software platforms.
Hopefully we will see some great flash games, movies, and interactive applications for the new platform. Nokia wants developers to start their engines and start developing for their new platform!
"We also welcome all Flash developers and designers to build new compelling applications on Series 60 and to create cutting-edge mobile content."
 Recently, Samsung announced that they were going to use flash mobile on their handsets as well.
Defiantly great news for mobile technology! For more info on Mobile Flash visit www.macromedia.com/mobile. For more info on the Series 60 platform based on Symbian OS from Nokia visit www.series60.com. |
| + Nokia "RM-57" - Tiny 3G Phone? |
13 February 2005,
Announcement expected soon 
FCC approval has just been granted from a new and possibly very tiny 3G handset, codenamed the "RM-57". No pictures are available, but FCC approval document LJPRM-57 gives a tantalising glimpse into the possible physical size and characterstics.
FCC approval is being sought for a unit broadcasting in the 2402.0 to 2480.0 and 1850.2 to 1909.8 MHz range, which indicates to us a 3G + GSM device.
 The rear diagram of the handset shows a space for a SIM card. Thanks to the magic of photographic manipulation, we can come up with a rough size. You can see quite clearly that the handset appears to be slightly smaller than a credit card in terms of size, we think coming in at about 86x44mm which is a little smaller than the Nokia 8310.
If our size estimates are correct, then this is probably the smallest 3G phone in the world. Of course, we haven't seen the front and it's always possible we may have misidentified the specfications, but it's clear that Nokia have something very interesting up their sleeves here, probably ready to be announced at the 3GSM world congress on 14th February 2005 or shortly afterwards. |
| + Nokia 6680 without hotswap MMC ?!?? |
12 February 2005,
Under the latest info Nokia will be releasing a new 3G phone sometime  in Q2 of 2005.
The Nokia 6680 will be running Series 60 (Symbian) operating system (it must be v9 by my opinion, because they support Bluetooth Stereo headsets, Multi-mega-pixel cams,
simula...., also this explains why the 6630 only had one camera) and have two built in cameras.
The camera on the back of the phone will be used for taking pictures and recording videos.
The camera on the front will be used for video calls.
As u can see on supplied drawing the MMC cards is placed under the battery, so that's might means that they don't have hot swap
support 
* click to enlarge
Please note that this information has not been confirmed by Nokia!! |
| + Get A Sneak Peak Of Worms World Party On N-Gage |
10 February 2005,
Download Free Demo From The Mini Site
 Espoo, Finland - February 10, 2005. Nokia today announced that a downloadable demo for the anticipated Worms World Party is available for all N-Gage fans on the game's high-energy mini site at www.n-gage.com/worms. Capturing the true Worms spirit, the demo offers both single player and Bluetooth multiplayer fun with one single player map and two multiplayer maps.
"The success of our previous downloadable demos have showed us that this is the kind of opportunity that N-Gage owners love," says Pasi Pölönen, Director of Games Publishing, Nokia. "With the Worms demo, gamers can get a taste of the addictive fun the game offers!"
The Worms World Party demo is available now at www.n-gage.com/worms World Worms Party is expected to be in stores April 2005. |
| + Guide section is updated (Free up memory guide) |
09 Febnuary 2005,
 We update our Free up memory guide, now we have separtate section for OS 6(1) phones like is 7650, 3650, SX1, etc. and even better we have a two
different
method.
If u has a 3650 u probably need to take this actions very often, with almost every better game.
Essentially there is a two different ways to do it, use one which u preferred, both requid installation some 3rd party application. I will start with Smart launcher trick because I prefer...
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| + Great news from SF team..... |
08 Febnuary 2005,
It doesn't matter now, SF team is make some cool fonts for your, our font provide full symbol support, look nice, smooth and brings new dimension in boring S60 world
But that's not all, if neither of offered fonts don't fit your necessity don't hesitate to put your request on our
forum,
font requ topic..
Any font can be made even with different styles in the same font. i.e. different(bigger) mess....
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| + Nokia 7710 widescreen multimedia phone now shipping |
08 Febnuary 2005,
Espoo, Finland - Nokia today announced that the Nokia 7710, the feature-packed multimedia smartphone, has started shipping in Europe & Africa. Since its announcement only a few short months ago, the multimedia smartphone has generated significant market interest with its innovative design and rich features. The tri-band Nokia 7710 smartphone (GSM/GPRS/EGPRS 900/1800/1900), with its pen input and handwriting recognition, combines the capabilities of a smartphone and a handheld computer. This makes it suitable for a broad customer base, including business users.
The wide and high-quality touch screen with 65,536 colours makes the Nokia 7710 a pleasure to use for a variety of tasks. The powerful Nokia 7710 includes a full Internet browser, an integrated music player with stereo audio, an extensive set of video features such as playback, streaming and recording, a megapixel camera with 2x digital zoom and FM radio with Visual Radio client.
The Nokia 7710 has support for real-time push email, an antivirus and VPN client, free user memory of up to 90 MB as well as support for up to 1 GB MultiMediaCard (MMC), a full set of personal information management features, an on-screen keyboard and handwriting recognition. The Nokia 7710 runs on top of Symbian OS. The connectivity options for the Nokia 7710 include a Pop-PortÔ connector with USB and Bluetooth wireless technology for easy data transfer and PC synchronization.
The Nokia 7710 also takes weblogging mobile. The moblog client allows people to instantly publish their life experiences on the web in a simple environment. You can post pictures and text from your Nokia 7710 directly to the web and share your thoughts and memories with family and friends or anyone on the web.
Additionally, the Nokia 7710 smartphone will feature several mobile media applications* and services pre-installed on the 128 MB MMC (available in the sales package) such as the Mobipocket Reader. The Mobipocket Reader gives the user access to thousands of titles including current bestsellers. With the Reader it is possible to purchase or download over-the-air eBooks from eBook stores like Mobipocket and eBooks Corporation.
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