We covered the Samsung G810 recently here at Symbian-Guru.com, as it was announced at the 2008 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. The slider S60v3 handset from Samsung rocks a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and digital image stabilization, as well as a typical range of features such as HSDPA, GPS, WiFi, and others. However, [...]
Steve’s brought us Episode 53 of his Smartphones Show, and it seems each episode gets better than the rest. In this episode, he shares some thoughts on the Mobile World Congress 2008, as well as an appearance from Matt at AllAboutiPhone.com. As always, you can subscribe to the Smartphones Show in several different ways using [...]
Saara’s first official Voice of S60 podcast and she knocks it out of the park! The latest episode of Voice of S60 brings back Ganesh Sivaraman, who I had the pleasure of meeting at the Evening with S60 in Chicago last year. Ganesh is a really cool guy, and he’s in charge of global marketing [...]
The fellas at Phonescoop were at the 2008 Mobile World Congress last week in Barcelona, Spain, and were able to snag a video of the new 6220 Classic, which uses the new S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 operating system. As Stefan at IntoMobile points out, this is one of the best videos out there [...]
Neither Rita nor I were able to attend the Mobile World Congress this year, unfortunately, but there are several things that I want to pull from the handsets and services that were announced. These are things that are small when seen separately, but when you step back and take a look at the whole picture, [...]
Samsung formally announced its latest S60 handset, the G810, at the Mobile World Congress this week. Samsung is one of the licensees of S60, but you wouldn’t know it because they rarely make handsets using the Symbian-based operating system. When they do, however, they’re usually pretty fantastic. Eldar over at Mobile-Review has apparently been tinkering [...]
This has been the subject of much debate since Monday: Why didn’t Nokia put a Xenon flash on the N96? Why did they choose the dual-LED setup? I think the answer is two-fold, and many thanks to Mark Guim over at The Nokia Blog who captured one in video: Dual-LEDs are super bright, and don’t [...]
Nokia has announced that they will *finally* be adding Google to the search engine options in their Nokia Search application, which is downloadable for nearly all handsets, but sports direct access on the newer ones. Currently, at least in the U.S., we have to choose between Windows Live! search and Yahoo!, neither of which I’m [...]
How many times have we griped over Nokia’s Nseries and flagship devices advertisements? How many times did we say that the message wasn’t clear, that the storyline wasn’t enticing, that the phone was shown for only 2-3 seconds at the end? Well I am proud to say that they finally got it right. Dude, did [...]
