The Nokia N97 Mini may look similar to its older N97 sibling, but this one comes with a smaller form factor and new design. It features a 3.2-inch touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard, and claims to be the first Nokia phone to come with Lifecasting with Ovi. The Nokia N97 Mini will be available from 7 November.
*Update: Pricing revealed
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Besides the Nokia Booklet 3G netbook and N900 announced earlier, the Finnish manufacturer has also announced the smaller N97 Mini as well as X6 and X3 mobile phones at Nokia World, in Germany.
Nokia has announced their new N900 with the updated Linux-based Maemo 5 software. Maemo 5 allows users to have multiple application windows running simultaneously while still offering cellular features, touch screen and QWERTY keyboard.
Sources indicate that Nokia, with its recent announced netbook, the Nokia Booklet 3G, will also be offering an ARM-based smartbook. Its initial batch is most likely to outsource the production to either Compal Electronics or Foxconn Electronics
Nokia has recently announced their new and colorful 5230 touch phone that features a large 3.2-inch touchscreen wide display (640x360), A-GPS and music player (with Come with Music service).
Yes, you heard right. Mobile phone maker Nokia has unveiled their new Booklet 3G netbook which is powered by Intel Atom processor and features Wi-Fi, integrated mobile broadband, Bluetooth and assisted GPS (A-GPS).
Not to be confused with the 5800 XpressMusic phone, this one is the Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition that features lifetime voice-guided DRIVE and WALK navigation licenses, quick access to the latest Ovi Maps software, full regional maps and easy zooming, all with the familiar Nokia touch UI and brilliant 3.2 inch widescreen.
The Nokia 6710 Navigator was announced at the Mobile World Congress in February, and after six months of waiting, the phone is finally arriving in Singapore. However, it would be exclusve to SingTel service provider only.
This afternoon, Nokia held a media workshop on Nokia Maps 3.0 at the Esplanade, Singapore. The media also got the opportunity to take a short ride in the NAVTEQ survey car to see how the survey team collect the various data used to update the maps.
