Thanks to the Nokia India team, we were taken to Delhi last Friday to preview the upcoming Nokia N8 device before it is launched in India. Here’s a quick profile of the device along with snaps we were able to take of the N8 while we played around with it. If you want to take a look at a bigger version of these pictures, just click on them to get the bigger versions. Rather than go into a detailed... 

We’ve had the C5 for well over ten days now, and its been put through its paces. The moment you open up the box the phone has promise, the screen is very clear, it feels solid and it’s incredibly sleek and slim. Build Quality: The C5 has a solid feel to it, the keys on the keypad offer good feedback and are large enough for easy typing. The numpad keys are also slightly raised individually,... 

The Nokia  C5 comes with a 3.2 megapixel camera along with a single LED flash, unfortunately there isn’t any auto focus, so you will struggle to get ant macro shots.Even with the LED flash the camera does suffer in low light conditions, So its best to stick to daylight shots which are more than 30cm away. The secondary camera can be used for for images as well as video. The Primary camera has... 

The Nokia C5 weighs in at a comfortable 89.3 gms (along with its battery)and has the dimensions 112 x 46 x 12.3 mm. But to give you a better feel of its size we’ve put it up a gainst few of our old favorites. We have the massive flagship Nokia N900 along with the sleek (but now unavailable) Nokia 5310 XpressMusic and my very own ancient artifact, the Nokia 8310. The Nokia C-5 is definitely a... 

A few days ago we were finally able to get our hands on a Nokia C5. The first of the C-series devices available in India. For those still confused by the Nokia Naming conventions you could check out their Blog over at Nokia Conversations. So the C5 represents the Core Product range and is priced Bang in the middle of the C-range, if we go by the naming convention.  For the rest of us the Nokia C5... 

So, as you might already know, we had the Nokia Booklet 3G with us for a while, courtesy WOM World. The Booklet 3G is Nokia’s first netbook, and runs Microsoft Windows 7 starter edition. Key Hardware Specs CPU and chipsetIntel® Atom™ Z530, 1.6 GHz Intel® Poulsbo US15WMemory and hard driveRAM: 1 GB DDR2 Hard drive: 120 GBDisplay and keyboard10.1″, 1280 x 720 pixel display Glass... 

We got a Nokia Booklet 3G courtesy WOM World, and we’re going to go through the feature list, one part at a time. Meanwhile, here are some of the unboxing shots! The retail packaging is quite brilliant. The side panels of the package house the charger and the extension! The rest of the package, including the headset, the USB charging cable, the manuals and the cleaning cloth are housed in the... 

The 5233 is exactly the same size of a Nokia 5800 XpressMusic both measuring 111 x 51.7 x 15.5 mm. To give you a better idea of size of the 5233, here are a few snaps of the 5233 alongside Nokia’s current flagship the N97. #gallery-4 { margin: auto; } #gallery-4 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-4 img... 

We’ve had the Nokia 5233 for a while now and its about time we gave you a list of the things we liked as well as disliked. First up the things we didn’t particularly like about the 5233. Removing the SIM card- Putting the SIM card in the 5233 is quite simple, taking it out though is another story altogether(as is the case with the 5800). You need to remove the rear panel, the battery and... 

Coming to the music, Nokia doesn’t classify as the XpressMusic phone. Nevertheless it seems to function as one, it has the dedicate media key just above the screen making it easier to access the web, images and music. The loud speaker situated on the left hand side on the device isn’t stereo and isn’t very loud, quality is mediocre at best. the headphones supplied with the phone are...