The Nokia 603 was unveiled at Nokia World back in October. Nokia kept pushing Symbian smartphone instead of their plan in using the Windows Phone 7 OS in their devices. The 603 come preloaded with the latest apps and featuring single-tap pairing, sharing and tag reading with NFC.
On Thursday, Nokia unveiled their newest Symbian Belle-powered smartphone called the 603. It comes with NFC support and targeted for first-time smartphone users. The device comes in white and black color but you can get colorful battery cover.
Nokia is coming with two new devices called C2-05 and X2-05. Both handsets are low-end devices. The C2-05 will cost 50 Euros while the X2-05 for 46 Euros.
Thanks to Pocketnews, we get to see Nokia’s first Windows Phone device advertisement. In the ads, it refer to Nokia 800 which we suspect to be the Nokia Sea Ray. One of the ads state that the handset will features a 8-megapixels camera.
Another info on the Nokia Windows Phone called Sun has been leaked. The device will be available in store by November 7 or November 13. It would run on Windows Phone 7.5 Mango.
We have heard that Nokia is launching two Windows Phone handsets by October. But according to Pocket-lint’s report, the Finnish company will add another Windows Phone handset this month. The device will be called Nokia Ace.
We are wondering if Nokia will ever launch their Windows Phone handset. However, we heard several rumors confirming the WP device for Nokia. Compal will make 2 million phones for Nokia which confirmed by Stephen Elop.
Nokia N9 is now up for pre-order in Australia. It should be available via all major carriers and phone retailers. However, there’s one carrier that have accepted a pre-order.
Nokia announced several of their latest devices during the IFA 2011. The devices includes 701, 700, and 600. A video comes up on Nokia’s 700 models and a Nokia handset that we haven’t seen before appears.
Nokia has announced that the Nokia N9 will not be available in the US, the UK, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Come to surprise, the device is heading to Mexico. The device received warm welcome with its unique design and revamped interface.
