Potpunija je xperia (hardverska tastatura, za početak) ali je i ovo prilično dobro

Wow... koji s^it 
Ne svidja mi se uopste, a ikonice ko da su sa 6600 

Pa dobro, pretpostavljam da se mogu menjati teme

Negde sam pročitao da Nokia i ne planira da ovo bude top-selling uređaj, već samo uvod u TouchUI uređaje... kao što su 3250 i N91 recimo bili uvod u s60v3 

Tako i meni izgleda - ovo je samo proba... A s obzirom na moj utisak da Sony Ericsson propada polako, verujem da ce uskoro trziste touchscreen smartphone/ppc uredjaja biti podeljeno izmedju HTC-a i Nokia-e, koji ce imati lavovski deo kolaca.

Nokia 5800 caught in the wild again!
First glimpse of 5th edition web browser!

Several screens from the hotly anticipated first Nokia's S60 touch based phone have found their way to the internet by an unknown Chinese site and I am not surprised at all that these photos are leaked from China again.

Anyway, the screens give us first glimpse of the touch optimized web browser for the 5th edition of the series 60 platform and I must admit that it looks great although I know it is only due the great high-resolution Tube's screen!

One other thing we can easily derive from the just leaked photos is that browser supports the finger based controls and that stylus will not be necessary in most situations, or maybe I am wrong?










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Nokia's 8800 Carbon Arte takes luxury to the moon



Besides the RAZR, few handsets have milked longevity like Nokia's 8800 slider -- first introduced in April 2005 (spied in March). Unlike RAZR, however, the 8800 somehow manages not to annoy... too much. The latest Carbon Arte model brings 3G, a 3.2 megapixel camera, 4GB of flash memory, and OLED display with anti-fingerprint coating. Fine, but it's the rocket-esque carbon fiber, titanium, and stainless steel materials that help push the price tag to €1,100 (that's about $1,600) before taxes and of course, carrier subsidies. Expected to brazenly appear in the smoking dens of Europe's finest gentlemens' clubs sometime in Q3.

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koliko lep, toliko mu i cena lepa 
ja cekam xperia!

Nokia N96 gets Indian pre-launch



Nokia's Indian outpost has announced that it'll be offering the hotly anticipated top-of-the-line N96 there starting next month, and in the meantime, about 2,000 stores across the country have been authorized to start accepting pre-orders. By and large, this N96 seems to be the same one everyone else will be getting -- but one India-exclusive feature will be Wave Secure, an S60 app designed to give owners some semblance of peace of mind by backing up their data to the cloud and enabling device tracking if their precious payload is lost or jacked. It's a hot phone, no question about it -- 16GB of onboard storage plus the capability for microSD expansion is nothing to sneeze at -- but without a 3G network to latch onto, seems like it could be a tough sell if the price isn't right.

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