The Nokia N8 features a large 3.5 inch 640 x 360 pixel resolution touchscreen, a Carl Zeiss 12 megapixel camera with wide-angle lens and Xenon flash, shooting 720p HD video, N8 has also 16GB of storage , an FM radio, 802.11 b/g/n WIFI connectivity, 3g and a GPS chip.

The Nokia N8 will be loaded with the Ovi Maps, which provides free turn-by-turn directions, and the Ovi Store for finding and installing nokia apps. The Nokia N8 will be the first device to work with Nokia’s Qt 4.6.2 software development environment for making application also loaded with Java MIDP 2.1 and Flash Lite 4.0.

Vodafone hasn’t announced neither date nor price for the N8, but it is expected to be released between July and September. N8 will be available in dark gray, silver white, orange, blue, and green.

Nokia N8 Specifications:
* 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
* 3G Network GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA/HSDPA
* Symbian^3 OS
* Main Display 3.5-inch 640 x 360 pixels resolution OLED touchscreen.
* 12 megapixel camera with wide-angle lens and Xenon flash, shooting 720p HD video powered by Carl Zeiss.
* Bluetooth v2.0
* Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
* Internal memory: 16 GB and MicroSD slot for up 32 gb
* Size: 113.5mm x 59.12mm x 12.9mm (4.46in x 2.32in x .5in)
* Weight: 135g (4.76oz)
* Battery: 1200mAh
* Battery Life up to 5 hours 50 min talk time and up to 16.6 days standby time.

Nokia N8 demo video:

So let’s get to it. Let’s start our Nokia x3 review with the physical aspects. Unlike its more expensive brother, this handset is not a touch screen phone. It is a slider handset that weighs 103 grams. Its screen measures 2.2 inches with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. It’s not the brightest screen in the planet but it does its job well. As for the construction, we can honestly say that this handset looks expensive. No matter which colour you get, you will have a handset that will impress others. It has sleek straight lines and a keypad with brushed metal finish. Feels great in your hand and looks awesome, too.

The telephone functions of this handset is one of the things we enjoyed when we made this Nokia x3 review. Talking to someone on the phone was smooth and clear, thanks to the Voice Clarity feature. We didn’t have any problems with the signal, too. As for the messaging function, you have SMS, MMS, email, audio messages. You can even receive flash messages. What we liked about the SMS function is that you have the conversations view option. It is a feature present in more expensive handsets and will surely delight those are used to this kind of SMS viewing mode. Setting up your email is pretty easy, too.

As for the multimedia features, the Nokia x3 handset gives you a more organised media gallery. You have the option to arrange your photos by album. The music player is also incredibly impressive. Browsing the player was easy on the eyes and a breeze to do. We got no complains on the audio quality as well. And if you get tired of your own music, the radio with RDS (and antenna) will save the day.

This handset, being a budget phone, obviously only has a basic camera. The unit included is a 3.2MP basic device. The settings are easy to navigate and utilise. The photos are not award-winning quality but they were decent enough to be shared with friends. For more fun, the Ovi store is your best option. You got your choice between fun applications, games, music, videos, and other stuff that you can use to customise the handset. Of course, we should not forget to mention the games. They are well-made and the reason we wasted a good length of time while doing this review.

People love mobile phones so much that news about new devices cause so much excitement. Take the case of the Nokia N900 Internet Tablet. As of the moment, Nokia has not made an official announcement about this device. It is not even certain if its official name really is the N900. What the public has at the moment are rumors about its features and price. This information may not have come from Nokia itself but they are enough to make people excited to see the actual unit and get their hands on one.

According to rumours, the Nokia N900 Internet Tablet will be similar to the N810 Internet Tablet. It will also be in the slide-out QWERTY keyboard phones range and is sure to look fantastic. Unlike the N810, however, the N900 is said to be smaller and better-looking. This is a 3.5-inch touch screen phone with a great 800 x 480 resolution. Furthermore, it is also believed that the N900 will run on a Maemo operating system and will have Wi-Fi connectivity, GPS, a 5MP camera, and 32 GB of memory that is expandable to 48 GB.

In terms of pricing, rumours state that the N900 will cost around $₤650. It said that it will be released in the US first sometime in August or September. People in the UK and the rest of Europe will get to enjoy this device come October of this year.

We are aware that the information above still need to be confirmed. However, once we get the official word form Nokia about this device, we will let you know at once and also where to find the best mobile deals for the N900.

Demo video:

The Nokia 6600i has all the features of its predecessor. The 2.2-inches TFT display, 3G support, Bluetooth, microSD card slot. There is also an accelerometer for tap commands for basic managing of calls and alerts. The retail box  includes a 1GB memory card and Nokia stereo headset WH-203 with FM radio.

The difference between the 6600 and 6600i slide is that the new mobile features a 5MP camera with dual LED flash (the old one has only a 3.2MP).

Nokia presents the 6600i slide as ” the smallest 5MP slider in the world”.

The Nokia 6600i slide will be available for 271 US$ in the 3rd quarter of 2009.

Nokia 6600i Specifications:

2G Network: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

3G Network: UMTS 850 / 2100

5 MP camera , 2592×1944 pixels, 8X Zoom, autofocus, dual-LED flash

2.2 inches TFT screen with 240 x 320 pixels in resolution

20 MB Internal memory

microSD  up to 16GB, 1GB included

Bluetooth: v2.0 with A2DP

USB: v2.0 microUSB

Radio: Stereo FM radio with RDS

Standard battery, Li-Ion 1000 mAh (BL-4U),

Stand-by: Up to 348 h (2G) / Up to 300 h (3G)

Talk time: Up to 4 h (2G) / Up to 3 h (3G)

Size:  93 x 45 x 14 mm, 52 cc

Weight:    110 g

Nokia Messaging is a service that opens up the world’s leading consumer email accounts – including Yahoo! Mail®, Gmail and Windows Live Hotmail – and is joined by Nokia’s corporate email clients, Mail for Exchange and IBM Lotus Notes Traveler, which provide direct access to over 90 percent of the world’s corporate inboxes as well.

The Nokia E75 is a GSM/WCDMA dual-mode business smartphone supporting WCDMA/HSDPA, EGSM, and WLAN. The handset features a slide out QWERTY keyboard for optimal email experience. Enjoy videos, music, and graphics on the 2.4” QVGA display and orientation sensor.  Find directions and locations with the integrated A-GPS and included maps. Take photos with a 3.2 mega pixel camera with auto focus. Additional features include USB charging with simultaneous data transfer, Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR, and USB 2.0 High-Speed. Supported WCDMA frequencies.

The Nokia E75 is currently available for 673 $ (499 €).