New Nokia 206

Model - Nokia 206 is a regular 'bar' style feature phone and sports a 2.4-inch display,has rounded corners, and a plastic back cover.The phone sports a 3.5mm headphone/headset jack and a 2.5mm charging port. It doesn't have a volume rocker or other physical buttons. There's a slot for the secondary SIM card on the left side of the phone that is protected by a plastic insert.

Camera - A 1.3-megapixel camera is located at the back, and takes average quality photos and videos. 

Storage & OS - Nokia 206 runs Nokia's Series 40 operating system, and comes with about 10MB of internal storage that can be expanded up to 32GB via a microSD card.

Nokia's 10-inch Windows RT tablet could debut at MWC

Nokia is reportedly set to resume work on a 10-inch Windows RT tablet that may be unveiled as early as MWC in February, a report in Digitimes has revealed.

Nokia originally planned to develop a 10-inch Windows RT tablet equipped with Qualcomm's S4 processor in first-quarter 2012, with Compal to undertake ODM production and initial shipments of 200,000 units to test the market, the sources indicated. But because Microsoft later announced Surface, and the market for Windows 8/RT tablets needed to be proven, Nokia internally focused on smartphones, and delayed the development of the 10-inch Windows RT tablet, the sources pointed out.

Nokia unveils Lumia 505 with Windows Phone 7.8, 8-megapixel camera

 

The Nokia Lumia 505 sports a 3.7-inch 480x800 display, 4GB internal storage and a paltry 256MB RAM. There's no word yet on the processor inside the Lumia 505. The standout spec of this otherwise modest smartphone is perhaps its 8-megapixel camera that is also capable of recording 640x480 video at 30fps. There's no front camera on the Lumia 505.

Nokia claims 7.2 hours of talk time and 600 hours of standby time (both over 3G) from the 1300mAh battery that the Lumia 505 sports.

Cracking News- Nokia sells its HQ in Finland, to stay there on a lease

Nokia's financials aren't what you'd call great lately, and as a result the company is selling its headquarters building in Espoo, Finland for €170 million.

The deal is expected to be finalized by the end of the year, but the company has no plans to move out afterwards. Instead it will lease it back and continue its operations there. The building offers 48,000 square meters of office real estate and has been housing Nokia's HQ since 1997.

Here's what the chief financial officer of Nokia, Timo Ihamuotia had to say.

We had a comprehensive sales process with both Finnish and foreign investors and we are very pleased with this outcome. As we have said before, owning real estate is not part of Nokia's core business and when good opportunities arise we are willing to exit these types of non-core assets. We are naturally continuing to operate in our head office building on a long-term basis.

Nokia is obviously in dire need of money and is trying to cash in on just about everything valuable it holds. In June the company sold its Vertu subsidiary and now its the HQ turn to go. Hopefully, the cash will help the company continue normal operating until the WP investment pays off. That Q4 report will make for a pretty interesting read.

Nokia has got pre-orders for 2.5 million units of Lumia 920: Report

As per report from Yahoo China : Nokia has received pre-orders for 2.5 million units of Nokia Lumia 920.

The number is indeed impressive for a smartphone that has just been available for less than a month now.

Nokia Public Transport drops its beta moniker, wants to show you the way on your Belle device

First introduced as a beta several months ago, Nokia Public Transport has made its way into a commercial release. As its name suggests, the Nokia Belle app is ready to help you navigate your way around the transportation systems of about 80 cities and urban areas.

The application lets you search for any address in the supported locations. It also gives you the opportunity to find different points of interest such as hotels or restaurants. You can save your favorite locations on the application’s home screen for easy access.

In case you are a Nokia Lumia user and feel a bit jealous about the app being available only for Belle users, don’t despair. A Windows Phone version of Nokia Public Transport is already in the works.

You can download the application on your Nokia Belle device here. Feel free to drop us a line with your impressions in the comments section below.

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Nokia Lumia 800 sports two new colors in a commercial

It looks like more colors are on the way for Nokia Lumia 800, following closely the white version, which we got to spend time with. The Windows Phone device showed up in red and green in a commercial for the Nokia BH-220 Bluetooth headset.

The colors are yet to be confirmed by Nokia, as the video cannot be found in the company's official YouTube channel. Check it out below.

In case the music in the video sounds familiar, you are right. It is the Nokia Tune Dubstep Edition, whichwe told you about back in October.

Now your Money will be on your Mobile.

For more information please Visit Nokia official website.

Nokia 801T for China image and specs leaked

With all the leaks doing the round, this one comes straight from China. Pictures of a probable Nokia 801T have emerged over a Chinese forum which comes directly from the Telecommunication Equipment Certification Centre, China.

The device has TD SCDMA /GSM support with an 8MP camera and no physical button on the front. Well this brings us to a question that the device will run on Symbian ^ 3 OS and so how will a user access the menu? Probably it will run Symbian Belle as it doesn't need one.