Mobile-Review reviews the Nokia 6210 Navigator

Eldar with his great site Mobile-Review.com has received the upcoming Nokia phones before their public releases. As he has done with the N96 or G900, he has published his review about the Nokia 6210 Navigator.

Focusing on everything related with GPS and navigation, the Nokia 6210 Navigator positions itself in the mid-range with a full navigation capabilites thanks to a built in GPS chip and a not expiring license for Nokia Maps 2.0.

HAVA Mobile Player to support S60 Phones

Monsoon Multimedia, an innovative digital video solutions provider, today announced HAVA Mobile Player for S60, a TV place-shifting video-streaming solution for S60 3rd edition on Symbian OS. The HAVA Mobile Player gives HAVA owners the ability to watch and control all of their home television channels and services from anywhere in the world on a mobile device – whether it be cable or satellite, receiver or DVR, standard or high definition. Monsoon Multimedia will be showcasing the new software at the S60 Summit 2008, held in Barcelona, Spain, May 28-29, 2008.

First Nokia E71 Review online

First of all I must say hat everything around the E1 gets more and more confusing. Still unannounced, Boy Genius Report has already reviewed the final device. Strange that there is still no official statement from Nokia…

Boy Genius Report is very very impressed by the E71. They even call the E71 the best Nokia phone every made. They love the design, the specs and the size with its thinness – a great entire package.

Nokia N95-3 Firmware v20.2.011 released

Like we have expected after the discussion at the Nokia Support Forums, Nokia has finally released a firmware update for the US version of the N95-3.

US N95 users were with good reason very angry about Nokia not showing any sign of support for them, although especially in the US Nokia has such a little market share and they should especially show presence there.

First official Press Pictures of Nokia E66 and E71

With a lot of live pictures and the FFC approval, the upcoming two business devices E66 and E71 are confirmed, but still unofficial. Suprising for me that we haven’t heard an official statement about both phones yet after such a long period of time since pictures and information are zipping arount the web.

Anway, while we are still waiting for the official announcement of the E66 and E71, the first official press pictures have appeared which show both phones in their whole beauty.

An Evening with S60 in Boston

Another very cool S60 meeting, this time in Boston:

Have you been itching to talk to other S60 fans around Boston? Well here’s your chance! An Evening with S60 lands in Boston on Thursday June 5th from 8 PM to 10:30 PM at The Living Room. Come join  for an evening fun with good food, drinks, people and of course cool technology! This is a night you don’t want to miss!

N95’s Accelerometer controls Robot

We have already seen similar projects like the popular “ShakerRacer”, but for me it’s again and again interesting to see what can be done with the N95’s accelerometer.

I found a new video that shows how the Nokia N95 replaces a remote control and is able to control a vehicle by using intuitive motion control.

Nokia and Samsung to collaborate on DVB-H and DRM Standards

To encourage greater adoption of broadcast mobileTV services and accelerate service deployment, Samsung and Nokiatoday announced they will work to achieve interoperability among theirDVB-H (Digital Video Broadcast – Handheld) enabled mobile devices and theopen standards based Nokia network services system.

N-Gage Users will be able to transfer their Games

Maybe you have heard about the disussion that has been kicked of by All About N-Gage a few days ago by unveiling that purchased N-Gage games are locked to one IMEI. They can be activated on one phone as often as you like e.g. after resetting your phone, but when you buy a new device or want to use your second phone, the game activation won’t work.

Nokia’s official stated policy is that N-Gage activation codes should only work on the device where they were first activated, because they feel this is an important way to combat digital piracy and ensure that their partners are not losing out on sales.

N-Gage Game Snakes Subsonic released

As announced, the N-Gage team has today released the futuristic snake game, “Snakes Subsonic”.

“Snakes Subsonic” packs the old classic snake game principle to control a constantly moving snake with left and right turns by collecting items through a level. It delivers an addictive blend of music-driven puzzle solving fused with subsonic speed.