e neznam koliko ce biti gluposti ili ce opet biti neki Bum euforija na trzistu  ,,Cestitam na Nokia sto ce ovo ugraditi ,meni se bas svigalo ovo kod WM ali nikad se nisam mogao odluciti da uzmem WM a sad imacu mozda na Nokiu ,,jos samo da izrade neka Vrh Tema slicna na WM ili da im je i nju Ukadu bas bi bilo Cool   

Nokia & Apple may face legal battle
over touch screen design?

Well, it is not a secret anymore that Nokia is developing a touch-screen version of the their S60 platform designed to compete with Apple's iPhone and that first phone with the improved S60 UI should be launched in the first half of 2008.

By what we know for now it will be a huge departure from the S60 phones like we uses nowadays.

From other hand, in my personal opinion Nokia, Samsung and some other leading brands already have an IPhone killer, actually Nokia has released it a few years ago with its first S60 phone, the famous and revolutionary Nokia 7650 and this is just a logical evolution of the S60 platform not a really attempt to produce an iPhone killer.

Anyway, MacWorld reports that Apple may put up a fight against Nokia in order to stop it from infringing on Apple's 200 touchscreen patents featured in the Apple iPhone, an analyst predicted today.

London-based analyst Richard Windsor said Nokia may see delays as it moves to release new products to compete with Apple’s iPhone and its touchscreen display. Windsor told Market Watch that he expects Apple to protect its patents as Nokia works on a new s60 model that will feature touchscreen technology.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs left little doubt that Apple was fully prepared to protect its technology when he introduced the iPhone in January 2007. Describing the iPhone’s touchscreen display as far more accurate than any touch display, Jobs added, “And boy, have we patented it.”

While a court battle is certainly an option in this situation, Windsor thinks that Nokia will more likely try to enter an agreement with Apple for the technology.

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Ovaj Steve Jobs vise voli da tuzi ostale kompanije nego 'leba da jede...

Uplašili se Nokia-e ko đavo od krsta. 

Šta znam... Bilo bi lijepo da vidimo , konačno , Nokia-e sa upotrebljivim tač skrinom... Samo da ovi Apple-ovci ne zeznu stvar. 

Ja se iskreno nadam da Nokia nece potpuno preci na touchscreen, tj. da ce i dalje proizvoditi i non-TS aparate... Bas kao sto se sada pojavljuju i UIQ aparati(istina, zasad samo Motorolini) bez TS.

Pa dobro ne svi modeli... Ali par njih da vidimo u Nokia izvedbi , bilo bi zanimljivo. 

Naravno da ce biti zanimljivo - posebno ce time naterati Sony Ericsson da bude bolji. Mada im je(Nokiji) poslednji izlet u TS svet bio ne bas uspesan(6708 - nije se bas proslavio). Ipak, konkurencija je cudo, tako da jedva cekam da vidim na sta ce liciti taj novi UI!

Krusell, the maker of carrying cases for portable electronics, has released its traditional Top 10 of popular cell phones (as it thinks). The list is based on sales in 50 countries over the month. In brackets we see the previous position:

1. (1) Nokia 6300
2. (2) Sony Ericsson K810i
3. (8 ) Sony Ericsson K850i
4. (3) Nokia N95
5. (5) Apple iPhone
6. (6) Nokia 3109/3110
7. (4) Nokia N73
8. (10) Sony Ericsson K530i
9. (-) Nokia 6500i
10. (-) Nokia 6120

In November the customers paid interest in Nokia and Sony Ericsson handsets. Apple iPhone has kept its position №5. Besides Sony Ericsson K850i soared from 3rd to 8th place, and Nokia 6500i and Nokia 6120 debuted in the Top 10 occupying 9th and 10th places. Krusell marked November as the “megapixel battle” with Nokia N95 yielding to Sony Ericsson K850i.

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Nokia comes with free music now

Nokia managed to surprise everybody with their latest service called "Comes with music". Nokia users will be receiving a 1 year free subscription to the service which allows unlimited music downloads to your mobile phone and PC. When the year expires, you get to keep the music.

It's first of a kind service and has no competition. We are yet wondering where the trick is as it sounds too good to be true. It's not yet clear which Nokia handsets will receive the service for free.

Universal Music is the first partner of the Nokia service, more will follow later on. The music downloading fiesta will obviously begin somewhere in mid-2008.

The free access to music will undoubtedly create some pressure on Apple's iTunes Music Store. Universal Music pulled out of iTunes earlier this year.

Update: We finally got a hold on of the full story abut the Nokia Comes with Music service. The whole deal is that Nokia is paying Universal Music a 5-dollar-monthly-fee for every handset sold by Nokia with the service. Nokia may or may not charge the user with a premium price for the handsets. It seems that indeed, you can keep the tracks after the 1-year-free-subscription expires, however they are all DRM protected, so you can forget about listening these songs on other music players beside your Nokia phone. In case you want to transfer them to other media, you'll have to buy all the tracks.
Interesting... Tj. zanimljivo...
Izvor: http://www.gsmarena.com/