Nokia C3-00: Facebook, chat on the move for hip-hop class

Emails and messaging services, once widely used by the business class, is now being thrown open to the ‘cattle class’ as well towards what is now famously called the ‘democratisation of chat’. Nokia, for one, is taking social networking and interactivity to the next level by allowing users customise up to 10 email accounts on their Nokia C3-00s, due for launch at the end of next week. This means that customers can access their Gmails and Hotmails simultaneouly at any given time. 

Opening up the social interactivity platform further, the new series will also offer Facebook and Twitter on the C3-00s. “There is also a provision to configure up to 10 instant messaging platforms (chats) on the C3-00,” explains Viral Oza, head (activation), media and online marketing, Nokia India. With a single login, the user can access his email and messaging platforms while on the move. 

The sub-Rs 7,000 price range aims at 18-25-year hip-hop youngsters who wish to stay connected with friends. 

There is a single-click access to social networking, and users can view alerts and news on their home screens, almost simulating a PC-like experience. This also enables quick navigation through their friends’ latest posts. 

The C3-00 has a full QWERTY keypad, which makes messaging and accessing emails easy on the 2.4-inch screen. The phone has a 2-megapixel camera, media player, FM stereo radio, 3.5 AV connector, support for up to 8GB memory card and a built-in handsfree speaker. 

Even as excitement is building over the Nokia 8 series, designed on their latest Symbian 3 operating system, expected to be announced at the Nokia World, London, on Tuesday, the company is readying a different strategy for India. “The N8 series is targeted at a different audience, but as far as India is concerned, we are opening the social interactivity platform to youths, who form 45% of the population,” says Oza. Having tasted success on this series in Indonesia and Vietnam, the phone-maker is optimistic of user response in India as well.

Nokia X2's Official Price Increased to Rs. 6,579

Nokia's low-end X Series phone, the X2, was first heard of back in April 2010. The phone has now made its official entry to India - five months after its existence was revealed.

The X2 which was supposed to be officially here by June has seen its launch delayed by almost three months. Now that the phone is here, let's take a look at its specs again.

The X2, as evident from the naming scheme, will be positioned below the X3 and is a mid-range handset. It boasts of a 2.2 inch QVGA display, dedicated music keys, dual speakers, Bluetooth 2.1, 3.5mm headset jack, FM radio, Nokia Messaging, Facebook integration and microSD card support. The phone, unlike most other X-Series handsets, runs Nokia's proprietary S40 OS. 

The highlight of the phone is its impressive 5 megapixel camera at the rear. This is a rather surprising because the X3, which is positioned above the X2, has a 3.2 megapixel camera. 

The X2 was supposed to be priced at around the Rs. 5,000 mark when we first heard of it. However, it's a tad more expansive and has been priced at Rs. 5,999 in India. The phone is officially on sale now.

Nokia 5250 Music Phone to be Launched Soon

Nokia has finally announced new 5250, a music-centric handset about which we had reported earlier this month. The all new Nokia 5250 is said to be music-centric and is a step higher version of the existing 5230/5235 handset. This handset will come with Ovi Music Unlimited in select regions. 

Nokia 5250 has 2.8-inch TFT touchscreen with 16:9 aspect ratio and will support 640x360 pixel resolution. Loaded with Symbian^1 (S60v5 Touch), this multimedia centric phone will come with Guitar Hero 5 Mobile for free. Though its internal memory is mere 51MB, one can add up to 16GB via microSD memory cards. Also, Nokia has added FM radio for the avid radio listeners.

This 5230 phone successor will sport a 2 megapixel camera and has Ovi Share pre-installed to share photos directly to the web. With support for quad-band GSM/EDGE networks and GPRS for data, users can obviously access Ovi Store to install different apps and games. 

Nokia promises to ship the new 5250 music-centric handset in the fourth quarter of this year for 115 EURO (Rs. 6,800 approx), albeit without taxes. Expect this music phone to cost around Rs. 7,500 when it reaches India. You can expect to see this phone in Black, White, Purple and Blue colors. 

Nokia dials India with dual-SIM phones

Nokia is ready with its dual SIM phones for India. The Finnish giant is preparing to launch its C1 and C2 models of entry-level dual SIM phones in two-three months. Both models would be launched simultaneously in India, following its global launch in the third quarter of the current fiscal year.The phones would sport features like FM radio, a 1,000 entries-address books, LED torch, VGA camera.

Although the company is yet to divulge price details, it is expected to be within the tag of R2,500. Both models would be integrated with Nokia Life Tools service (for information on healthcare, education and entertainment) as well as Ovi Mail.

V. Ramnath, director, operator channel, Nokia India, said the company was yet to decide whether the new phones would be manufactured at Nokia's Chennai facility now or at a later stage when the numbers pick up.

Samsung had launched its dual SIM phones in the country about two years ago. It currently has five dual SIM models in India with price tags ranging from R3,200 to R9,600.

Nokia Launches Nokia Listings

Nokia has launched Nokia Listings in India. Nokia Listings is a local marketplace on mobile where users can discover and transact with other users using a simple mobile client interface. The client is intended for the average emerging market user on a mid-end (Series 40) phone. So it works via SMS if GPRS is not enabled on the device.

This beta version of the service is available for India with India content. The client will work in other geographies over HTTP but not all features may be functional.

Features

• The product supports listings for “Jobs”, " Buy and sell” and "Local Services" as described below:
• Jobs: As an employer, you can post jobs and review candidates who have applied for the job. As a job seeker you can search for jobs by category, location and salary, and apply.
• Buy and Sell: You can search and post items (mobile phones, bikes, etc) that you are looking to buy or sell. You can contact seller or buyer by calling or by sending an SMS.
• Local Services: You can search for service providers like plumbers, architects, lawyers, etc in your locality. As a local service provider, you can list on the marketplace and be found by potential customers.
• There are no fees for using the service except SMS and data charges from your operator.+

Availabiity and Compatibility

At present the service is available for India. They currently have listings data for Bangalore (India) in the categories of Jobs, Mobile Phones, Autos and Local Services. However you can create listings in all the available categories. They will add more listings content over the next few months. Their goal is to create a vibrant community of buyers, seller, local businesses, employers, and job seekers on this marketplace.

The client works on recent Series 40 phones. This would include devices such as: Nokia 2700 Classic, 2730 Classic, 3120 Classic, nokia 5130 XpressMusic , 5310 XpressMusic, Nokia 5330 Xpressmusic,Nokia 5610, Nokia 6300i, Nokia 6303, Nokia X3, Nokia C3, etc. The client will work on non-touch S60 phones like E63, E71, E72, etc with but the experience may be sub-optimal on some of these devices. If you encounter problems with your device contact Nokia
Source: Nokia

Nokia to Launch X5, X6 8GB in Q3

Nokia has announced the launch of Nokia X5-01 and the Nokia X6 8GB in the ongoing Nokia Connection 2010 event in Singapore. Nokia had revealed the X5 back in April but today it has announced that it will be available in Q3 at the estimated price of Rs. 9400 (EUR 165). The Nokia X6 8GB is a slim down version of the Nokia X6 32 GB and 16BG. The Nokia X6 8GB is also expected to be launched in Q3 and the price is estimated near Rs. 13,000 (EUR 225).

Nokia X5 features 2.4 inch QVGA LCD, TFT display with up to 16 million colors (240 x 320 pixels). The total phone’s dimensions are 113x49.8x14.7mm (L x W x H) and weighs 120 g. Nokia X5 features a QWERTY keyboard. It supports all the major IM and webmail services and social networking services like Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and Hi5. Nokia X5 has a 5 megapixels, 4X digital zoom and an LED flash. It can capture video in MPEG-4 VGA at 30 FPS. The supported video playback modes are MPEG4 VGA, H.263 VGA, H.264/AVC VGA, WMV CIF/QVGA, fps Real Video QCIF. For music playback, X5 supports MP3, AAC, eAAC, WMA.

In terms of storage the Nokia X5 has 200MB of internal storage, but also comes with 2GB of Micro-SD card, which can be upgraded up to 32 GB. Nokia claims that the battery life has 190 hours of standby time or 24 hours music playback, talktime of 460 mins on CDMA and 280 mins on GSM, from a full charge. For internet connection, the phone supports high-speed TD/HSDPA connectivity. Battery used is Nokia Battery BL-5F, 950 mAh.

There are good chances that Nokia will launch this phone soon in India. So far Nokia has just announced that it will be available in Indonesia in Q3. The phone looks very impressive in terms of style and looks. Check out the picture.

Nokia Hints at C3, C6 Launch in August and September

Seeing the need of cheap social networking phones to compete with the low budget phone market, Nokia had announced the launch of Nokia C3 and Nokia C6 handsets earlier this year. The release month or price wasn't made clear, but now Nokia has dropped a hint on the official release of Nokia C3 and C6 in India.

Nokia has confirmed on its official twitter page the Nokia C3 will be launched in India in third week of August, while the Nokia C6 should be available in the first week of September. On its Twitter page, Nokia has responded to @ crazyfrog and @umanghome (Check screenshot below). This is definitely a good news for Indian customers as these phone are portrayed highly for it cheap prices at good features.

In case if you have missed out on the features and detail specification of these phones, here is a quick recap. Both Nokia C3 and Nokia C6 are full QWERTY phones and are designed for easy messaging and social networking.

Nokia C3

Nokia C3 has a look of a business phone. It allows you to receive alerts and news on the homescreen and also allows you to put up a status update easily. For Internet usage the C3 has a webkit-based browser as well as Opera mini client. Nokia C3 has a 2-megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom and a display size of 2.4-inch. It is a GSM phone and uses Symbian Series 40 interface. Nokia claims that it has a standby time of 20 days and talktime of 7 hours.

In terms of memory it has an internal memory of 55MB and supports external memory up to 8GB. Other additional features include media player, FM stereo radio and a 3.5 AV connector. In its press release Nokia has priced it a 90 Euro (approximately Rs. 5500). We expect it to be between Rs. 5k-6k mark.

Nokia C6

First look at Nokia C6 remind me of Motorola droid. It does look a bit like it. This touchscreen phone has a five megapixel camera with autofocus, integrated flash as well as a secondary camera for video calling. Nokia C6 allows you to customize the phone to receive mails from Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail and Ovi mail. It also supports various messenger services like Yahoo messenger, Google talk, Windows live messenger and Ovi chat.

Nokia C6 supports GSM, CDMA as well as 3G networks and runs on Symbian S60 5.0 OS. The touchscreen is 3.2-inch and has a nHD 16:9 widescreen. In terms of memory, it has 200MB of internal memory and can support up to 16GB of external memory. Nokia claims that it has a standby time of 16 days and talktime of 7 hours on GSM and 5 hours on 3G network. Nokia has priced it internationally at 220 Euro which come close to Rs. 13000. We expect it to be somewhere between Rs. 13K to 15K in India.

We hope that these mobiles do come in Indian market at the expected time and at the expected price. We will keep you updated if we hear about any further updates regarding these phones.

Nokia C5 mobile at price Rs.7999 with mailing, social networking features

Nokia C5 mobile, the latest C series phone from Nokia has been launched in India, targeted for social networking and mailing features. The new phone important features includes Nokia messaging and easy update of profile in Facebook. Nokia C5 is set at Rs.7,999 in India.

With Nokia Messaging features, users can access mails from Yahoo, Gmail and Hotmail etc. on their mobile. Also users can get mail account from Ovi mail for accessing mails on this new handset. C5 customers can also update their profile in social networking site Facebook easily and can check status of the profile of their friends on this phone. To make chatting quick and easy the Nokia C5 has embadded Google Talk and Windows Messenger.

Nokia C5 mobile has attractive specification which includes very light weight 89.3 gms which makes it easy to carry, 320 x 240 pixels resolution, Up to 16.7 million colours (TFT). The phone is available in white and Warm Grey colors. The mobile is GPRS powered and has support for MS Outlook synchronization of contacts, calendar and notes. It has internal memory of 50 MB which can be extended up to 16 GB with microSD card. The phone operates on Symbian OS version 9.3.

Given array of features and specification which comes useful to both professional and personal use, Nokia C5 at price Rs.7999 is good choice for value for money.

Nokia C7 with Symbian^3, 8MP Camera Leaked?

It was just yesterday that an image of a document showing Nokia's upcoming line-up of handsets was leaked. The document, apart from revealing the name of an entire new S-Series of handsets, also revealed the names of a few unreleased handsets from Nokia's existing series of phones.

Just a day later, we have images of what is said to be Nokia's next C-Series phone, the C7. Thought to be the C7-00, this phone is quite unlike the normal Nokia phones and features more of a Samsung-ish design with rounded edges and the design of the buttons. While the authenticity of the leaked image is yet to be confirmed, let us reveal to you the specs of this leaked device.

The phone you see in the image has a 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen, runs Symbian^3 and boasts of an 8 megapixel camera with dual LED flash and support for face detection. It is also rumoured to support multi touch gestures.

From what is seems, there is quite a bit of time left for this one to be announced officially. In all probability, the C7 would only land in stores after the N8 does later this year.

Nokia launches Nokia 2690 a low cost, feature rich mobile in India

Nokia, the world’s leading mobile phone manufacturer has launched its low cost mobile N2690 in India at Rs 3700. The phone in addition to the basic features also incorporates Nokia life tools, camera, video and internet to name a few. Nokia 2690 has all features such as good looks, durability and superior quality that consumers looks for in addition to affordability. Though the market is flooded with plethora of low cost handsets, it is Nokia’s brand value that sets Nokia 2690 apart from others.

Nokia 2690 looks attractive in the color combinations that are offered namely Graphite, Hot pink, blue and White silver. The phone is compact in size and can be termed pocket size. The 1.8 inch wide screen is capable of displaying a resolution of up to 128 x 160 pixels. Simplicity of design coupled with superior performance is Nokia’s trademark and Nokia 2690 is no different.

Nokia 2690 packs essential connectivity features including Nokia life tools, GPRS/EDGE, Bluetooth and USB together. Staying in touch with close ones is no longer a distant possibility as Nokia 2690 supports email and Social networking. Nokia Life tools provide a whole new world of options to the user to gain accessibility to the outside world information and happenings at the touch of a button.

Nokia 2690 has a very good sound quality which is evident from its mp3, AAC ringtones. With the handset’s music player and Inbuilt FM Radio one can have music on the go. There is an option to increase the memory to accommodate more music and other files through MMC expansion slot to add memory to the phone. Speaking about memory, the handsets memory can be extended up to 8 GB. Its phone book can accommodate up to 2000 entires as contacts.

The basic VGA camera exists in Nokia 2690 is a bit of a spirit dampener. But coming to the other positive aspects, the phone scores in terms of Battery life. Its BL-4C 860 mAh Li-Ion battery gives up to 270 minutes of talk time and a standby time of 335 hours. Videos can be recorded with the handset at 176x144 pixels, 15 fps. The phone supports S40 themes, Java games and MMS.

Nokia 2690 has other basic features at par with other Nokia handsets. These include Calendar, Contacts, To-do, Notes, E-mail, converter, clock, calculator and recorder. With all these features backed by such affordability, Nokia 2690 deserves a good consideration.

Nokia N900 Arrives in India Officially

Will cost Rs. 30,639

Nokia's Maemo 5 based tablet, the N900, was available in India via unofficial channels for quite some time now. Seeing the demand for the handset in the grey market, Nokia seems to have thought of bringing in the handset officially to India and that is exactly what it has done today.

Nokia has officially launched the N900 in India. The N900 boasts of an impressive hardware spec sheet that begins right from the processor - an ARM Cortex A8 that provides 1GB of application memory and Open GL ES 2.0 Graphics acceleration support.

The OS is Linux-based Maemo 5 that provides the device comprehensive multitasking ability. The N900 also features a WVGA touchscreen and a full, slide-out QWERTY keyboard. It comes with 32GB of memory (which really isn't an upgrade over the N97) and an expansion slot - you can add up to 48GB - which should suffice for "normal" users. With a decent 5 megapixel camera, the N900 seems to take photography seriously. All the other features you might expect find their way in as well. We're talking about the A-GPS and FM transmitter support. On the connectivity front, it supports HSPA Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity as well.


The phone will cost Rs. 30,639 in India, which is on the expensive side - but is well below the initial expected cost of the handset - which was just over Rs. 35,000. The N900 was officially launched in August 2009.

5 Things You Need To Know About The Nokia N8

The Nokia N8 is a revolutionary handset, providing a range of excellent features and promising to take on the very best the mobile phone market has to offer. From the 12-Megapixel camera to the Symbian ^3 OS, it really is a cutting-edge smartphone. Join us after the break to find out everything you need to know about the Nokia N8…

We’ve put together this list to tell you everything you need to know about the Nokia N8, with five features that help it to stand out from rivals.

Symbian ^3 Operating system
The Nokia N8 features the brand new Symbian ^3 operating system, which brings a host of benefits over previous versions of Symbian. You’ll find multiple home pages, for a start, as with the likes of Android, and the icons and menus make it a lot better suited to touchscreen use.

HD video recording
The Nokia N8 is capable of recording videos in 720p high-definition, and the results are simply staggering. The quality of videos is better than some stand-alone camcorders, and no longer will you be reduced to taking low-quality shaky videos with your cameraphone.

Capacitive touchscreen
The Nokia N8 boasts a capacitive touchscreen, offering multi-touch and providing fast and smooth responses. It’s perfect for using the onscreen keyboard, and you should also find it more than responsive enough for browsing the internet or flicking through menus.

Aluminium finish
Unlike previous Nokia smartphones, the Nokia N8 is finished in anodised aluminium, providing excellent quality. It’s sturdy in the hand, and looks great. It also lets Nokia take on the HTC Legend head to head, giving consumers wanting a metal smartphone more choice.

12-Megapixel camera
One of the most impressive features on the Nokia N8 is its 12-Megapixel camera. With Carl Zeiss optics and autofocus, along with a xenon flash, it’s capable of taking incredibly detailed photographs, and it really won’t matter if you forget to pack your dedicated camera when out and about.

Nokia X9 Price in India, Nokia X9 Price India X-series X9 Mobile Features

From the time the new Nokia Xseries has been announced , Nokia is launching its smartly priced , features packed X series mobile phones one by one.First came the Nokia X6 and Nokia X3.Then the cheapest 5 megapixel mobile phone , the Nokia X2.Now the Nokia X9 concept mobile phone has emerged on the web.It is a full touchscreen mobile phone with 12 mega pixel camera.

This means that the price of the X6 16gb is a lot cheaper than expected. If you do the conversion, The X6 16gb would be almost cheaper by Rs.10000 approx. than the X6 23GB .

The X6 16GB at around Rs.23000 should be a good buy for a music phonemusic phone with a 5 mega pixel camera and a Capacitive touchscreenCapacitive touchscreen . But it still runs the same Symbian S60Symbian S60 5th Edtion.

Nokia X9 features & specifications are:Brand: NokiaModel: X9Type: Mobile phoneCamera: 12 megapixel camera with dual LED flashDisplay: Large AMOLED touchscreen displayHD Video recordingHDMI portTwo miniUSB portsDedicated Facebook and Twitter keysDedicated Volume keysAudi Player & Video PlayerBluetoothFM Radio3GWiFiGPS

The X2 is slated to be launched in June, first in India. The price is expected to hover at around the $112 (Rs. 5,000) mark. That seems to be a decent price for a handset of its caliber. Also, this might just be the cheapest 5 megapixel phone you could buy these days.

Nokia, India’s leading manufacturer of mobile phones is gearing to introduce four brand new handsets in India- the Nokia E5, Nokia C6, Nokia C 3 and Nokia X6 16 GB . The company is planning to launch the Nokia X and Nokia C at the end of this year and aims to price the phones starting from Rs. 5,000. The phones are targeted at the mid and high end users and are said to be reasonably priced.

Good morning. My name is [Dennis] and I will be your conference operator today. At this time I would like to welcome everyone to the Nokia first quarter 2010 earnings conference call. All lines have been placed on mute to prevent any background noise. After the speakers’ remarks there will be a question-and-answer session. (Operator instructions) I will now turn the call over to Mr. Kristian Pullola, Vice President, Head of Treasury and investor Relations. Sir, you may begin your conference.

Nokia has already launched in X series, with the X3 and X6 , two music phones. The first was a telephone keypad to slide, the second touch 32GB of storage shipped.
Nokia is now complementing the range with a “small” X2-piece, equipped with dedicated keys for music playback on its flanks. The whole is accompanied by a photo sensor for a definition of 5 MP, but is stalled by cons on 3G. It forays into India at INR 5000.

Now, E72 in White with New Firmware

Nokia has announced the release of the latest edition of its E72 smartphone - the White Edition.

The device, which was first heard of just last week, has the same specifications as the "original" E72. It's just the colour that has changed. Apart from this, it comes with a Nokia BH-216 Bluetooth headset and Nokia C-313 jeweller.

To keep the "whiteness" of the phone intact on the insides, the phone is preloaded with an exclusive white theme and a personalised home screen. This new version of the phone also comes packed with a new firmware. Firmware updates are also being made available for existing E72 users. All you need to do to get this update is to fire up the Nokia Software Updater on your PC and connect your phone. This update brings the latest version of Ovi Maps (with free navigation), enhanced stability and performance, and improved social networking capabilities (Facebook-related).

As for the E72 white edition, it will be first launched in Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Singapore and is expected to cost a tad over $327.

Nokia X2 Announced, Will Reach India First

Looks like Nokia has gone on a phone announcement spree of late. Just days after the N8 was officially unveiled, Nokia has revealed its latest addition to the X-Series range of handsets.

The X-Series which, until now, comprised of the X3, the China specific X5 and the high-end X6, received a new sibling in the form of the X2. The X2, as evident from the naming scheme, will be positioned below the X3 and is a mid-range handset.

Let's see what it has to offer you.

The X2 features a 2.2 inch QVGA display, dedicated music keys, dual speakers, Bluetooth 2.1, 3.5mm headset jack, FM radio, Nokia Messaging, Facebook integration and MicroSD card support. The phone, unlike other X-Series handsets, runs Nokia's proprietary S40 OS. On the imaging front, it has a very impressive 5 megapixel camera at the rear. This is a rather surprising because the X3, which is positioned above the X2, has a 3.2 megapixel camera.

The X2 is slated to be launched in June, first in India. The price is expected to hover at around the $112 (Rs. 5,000) mark. That seems to be a decent price for a handset of its caliber. Also, this might just be the cheapest 5 megapixel phone you could buy these days.

We leave you with a few images of the X2.

Nokia launches first open source Symbian phone

The first handset to use the Symbian operating system since it became open source has been announced by Nokia.

The N8 phone has a 12 megapixel camera and allows people to record and edit High Definition video clips, as well as watch web TV services.

Analysts said the phone was a "pivotal device" in efforts "to make Nokia's high end phones credible again".

It is also a chance for Symbian to prove itself alongside Google's Android operating system and Apple's iPhone.

Despite being the world's most popular smart phone software, Symbian has lost "mindshare" against more high-profile software, according to industry experts.

Analysts at CCS Insight described the Symbian 3 software as "evolutionary not revolutionary" but said it was a "key first step if it proves reliable".

Cinema support

It is the first version of the software since the Symbian foundation announced that it had made its code open source in February.

The Foundation - which includes Nokia, Motorola and Samsung amongst others - gave away the code to developers for free in the hope that it would help speed up the pace of improvements. Any organisation or individual can now use and modify it.

The software in the N8 allows the phone to have multi-touch and multi-tasking, meaning more than one application can be open at any one time.

The device will be Nokia's flagship smartphone. It can be plugged into home theatres and supports surround sound as well as high-quality video.

Social networks, such as Twitter and Facebook, can be displayed on the home screen in a single application.

Lee Williams, executive director of the Symbian Foundation, said he was "stoked" that Nokia had chosen to use the operating system on its phone.

Available in the third quarter of 2010, Nokia says the N8 will cost just under $500 for an unlocked carrier-independent model (i.e. no carrier subsidy announced yet), and would be able to work on AT&T and T-Mobile's US networks.

Nokia C3 price in India – Also Nokia C6 E5 price with full features and specs

Yesterday Nokia announced about three of its new mobile phone specially targeting the teenagers and youth in many glamorous colors. Nokia announced about C3, C5 and E5 mobiles yesterday.

Directly coming to the price of these models first. In India C3 will cost you about Rs 5500 while C5 expected to be around Rs 16000. And E5 model will cost you – Well its not declared till now.

The E5 model of Nokia is optimized for messaging and e-mail with a full messaging keyboard and support for EGPRS, WCDMA, HSDPA/HSUPA (3.5G) and WLAN. One can take photos with a 5 Mpixel Full Focus (EDOF) camera. Write messages with intelligent text input, enjoy videos, music, and graphics on the 2.36” QVGA display. Additional features include GPS and Ovi Maps 3.0, UPnP, Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR, and USB 2.0 High-Speed. Supported WCDMA frequencies depend on the region/variant where the device is available.

The Nokia C6-00 is a S60 5th Edition mobile computer with a large 3.2“, bright nHD (640 x 360 pixels and 16:9 aspect ratio) TFT color display with resistive touch screen and tactile feedback. This mobile combines the convenience of qwerty keyboard with a touch UI and Home screen functionality. Use the C6-00 to connect to mobile broadband using WLAN or HSDPA (3.5G). Find directions and locations with the integrated A-GPS and included maps. Take photos with a 5 mega pixel Auto Focus with LED flash camera. Supported WCDMA frequencies depend on region where the device is available.

The Nokia C3-00 is a QWERTY messaging mobile on Series 40 6th Edition, supporting quad-band GSM 850/900/1800/1900. Some of the Key features include Nokia Messaging 3.0 IM/SMS service for social networking, QVGA landscape display, WLAN, MP3 player, 2Mpix EDOF camera and support for up to 16 GB memory card. Other features include contacts on homescreen and also Flash Lite 3.0, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and MIDP Java 2.1 with additional Java APIs.