kud ce ti dusa  auu bre al si ne skroman... pikati igre psp kvaliteta na telefonu-po meni je to cudo,dalje od toga ne mogu da zamislim(zbog velicine ekrana prvenstveno) 
Kazanegra-ma daj bre,nikada jedan telefon nece moci da bude gaming konzola,prvenstveno jer bi za tako nesto trebela baterija nekog abnormalnog kapaciteta,tako da to i dalje ostaje samo u zagradi )igrati igre samo radi zabave i razonode kad se smaras,tipa 10,15,20 min cekas kod lekara ili slicno nesto  sve ostalo je smesno...

Nokia 5710 XpressMusic leaked by none other than Nokia itself



You might remember (emphasis on "might") that Nokia was rumored to have a 5700 XpressMusic upgrade in the works a few months back -- 3.2 megapixel autofocus cam, larger microSD expansion limit, and that's about it. Believable if not intensely boring, right? Well, a 5710 just showed up on Nokia's US site that looks an awful lot like a black 5700, and let's be real: 5710 sounds like the right model number for an ultra-mild 5700 upgrade. No official announcement yet, but yeah, we could totally see this showing up on T-Mobile at some point this year.

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Uvjek mi se svidjao ovaj 5700, ako ovaj bude makar malo bolji, bice extra!

Neka mu ugrade Wireless, GPS i accelerometer i biće extra 

CES 2009 Shows Off Nokia N97

At the Nokia booth, the hardest phone to get close up to was the Nokia N97. Shocker!

The N97 was announced with much anticipation in December 2008, and is slated for release in Europe sometime in the end of the first half 2009, with North America release sometime soon after. The rep mentioned the pricing should be around the same as the N95 and N96 when they were first released.

So, instead of giving out exact dates, the next best thing is to show off live pics of Nokia’s new candidate for the title of iPhone Killer. Don’t worry — videos are coming soon!

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The new Nokia N79 Active pack just screams sports

Last month we saw the first leaks about the new wireless Polar heart monitor made for Nokia mobile phones. Well, now it’s official. And it comes in the company of Nokia N79 through a special retail combo.

The Polar WearLink Bluetooth heart rate belt allows you to monitor your heart rate while practicing so you can improve the way you train by staying focused on your training goals.

While you're training you can listen to the music stored on the 4 GB microSD card you'll find enclosed in the Nokia N79 Active pack. There will also be a pair of sports headphones and an armband which should make the Nokia N79 easier to wear while jogging.

At the same time you can monitor your heart rate using the handset, again, and see if you need to step up or if it's time for a little brake.

An updated version of the Nokia Sports Tracker application is expected to become available by the time the Nokia N79 Active hits the shelves (release time still unknown). The Sports Tracker allows keeping and sharing your workout records or favorite routes.


The Nokia N79 Active will only be available in select markets for an estimated price of 375 EUR before taxes and subsides.

Izvor: GSMArena




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Vredi pogledati reklamu, stvarno jedna od najboljih reklama koju sam gledao 

Taman sam hteo da napisem da def. nisi gledao dobre reklame,ali pred kraj sam se predomislio 

Nokia N97 goes on sale on March 31st?



File this under “rumors” or “wishful thinking” until we hear anything official from Nokia (NYSE: NOK). However, quite respected online retailer, Play.com, has a pre-order page for the upcoming Nokia N97 on its website. From there, we’ve learn that the highly anticipated device will start shipping on March 31st. The price is kinda steep — 479.99 GBP, which is about $707 — but then again, that amount buys the single best Nokia smartphone released to date.

Both the large touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard are on board, meaning this baby could help you increase your productivity while on the go. Alternatively, it’s also a media savvy device, sporting a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and dual-LED flash, media player, 32GB of built-in storage memory, GPS, WiFi, 3G (HSDPA), and a whole lot more.

Since Play.com is a British website, it’s fair to argue they’re selling the N97 with European 3G frequencies, so if you’re in the U.S./Canada, I would suggest waiting for the local retailers…

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480 funti = 535 evra
Ko zna kakva ce cena biti kod nas 

1000 evra