Nokia E63 officially announced. Following the recent Nokia E63 appeared at the Symbian Smartphone Show, the Nokia Eseries smartphone has finally been announced by Nokia. The Nokia E63 is the cheaper and low-end version of the more elegant Nokia E71. Both are significantly more compact than Nokia E61i.
Nokia E63 vs E71 Specifications:
+ Instead of the E71’s stainless steel casing, Nokia E63 is now more plasticy.
+ Nokia E63 has an improved QWERTY keyboard — “CTRL and “CHR” now have separate keys and so do “@” and “/”.
+ Nokia E63 is slightly thicker than the E71, measuring 113×59×13 mm/126g as opposed to the E71’s 114×57×10 mm/127g.
+ If Nokia E71 has a 2.5mm jack, the E63 has now a “more regular” 3.5mm audio jack.
+ Unlike the popular Nokia E71, Nokia E63 lacks GPS.
+ Nokia E63 has 2 megapixel camera as opposed to Nokia E71’s 3.2 megapixels camera. Continue reading ‘Nokia E63 officially announced’
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Symbian 10 years anniversary. Symbian, the market leading open operating system for mobile phones, celebrates its ten year anniversary. This year already, over 20 new mobile phones have been announced on Symbian OS v9. All of the world’s top five handset manufacturers have announced new Symbian OS models and more will come to market this year with volumes continuing to grow. Symbian also launched a dedicated site to talk about where they’ve been, what they’re doing now and where the future leads. You may check it out at http://tenyears.symbian.com/
Scalado’s imaging license for Symbian OS. Symbian licenses Scalado software to deliver picture perfect mobile imaging Symbian OS even more attractive for mid-range mobile phones. Scalado’s solution for Symbian OS will significantly improve Symbian’s imaging performance for higher megapixel images. It will deliver faster rendering, scaling and rotation and superior image editing features - with the added benefit of reduced memory consumption. Importantly, Scalado’s patented Random Access JPEG technology allows imaging operations to occur while the image is in compressed form, greatly reducing RAM consumption. 
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