Steve Litchfield comments that even T-Mobile, with their much heralded "web 'n' walk" tariff extension, don't really 'get' the mobile Internet. What's really needed? Read on...
Rafe takes a look at Nokia's main smartphone music device - the Nokia N91, and assesses its capabilities as a music player, as a smartphone and in real world usage.
Rafe takes a look at Nokia's understated but extremely capable N73 with its 3.2 megapixels camera with Carl Zeiss optics and state of the art cellular connectivity.
The Nokia N72 specifications are not at the cutting edge - there is no 3G or WiFi, 'only' a 2 megapixel camera, a 'low' resolution screen, and it runs the 'old' version of S60 (2nd Edition). However this phone has it's own significance and it should outsell any of the other Nseries devices announced thus far. Rafe looks in more detail at the recently announced Nokia N72.
Steve's still reeling(!) from the announcement of the new Nokia N93, having watched the webcast and been rather impressed. The N93 is convergence exemplified, a theme close to his heart...
Alan Blount, a Consulting Engineer from Orange T&I Boston, gave developers his perspective on how they could engage the early adopter in a session at Orange Code Camp Opio 2005.
Mark Donohoe, Principal Engineer Sony Ericsson, introduced developers to the recently announced Sony Ericsson P990 running on Symbian OS 9.1 and UIQ 3 at Orange Code Camp Event (October 2005).
