A rather popular company in Europe named Roadpilot is known for manufacturing speed camera detectors also known as GPS radar which provides real-time alert that enables drivers to notify other members of the RoadPilot user community if specific mobile speed camera sites are active, or if a police car is on the hideout. Lucky for Nokia because Roadpilot’s mobile version currently only works on their software however support for Sony Ericsson, Samsung and Blackberry is on its way. This version currently supports Nokia devices such as N95, N95 8GB, N78, N79, N82, N85, N96, E66, E71, E75, 6110 Navigator, 6210 Navigator and the 6220 Classic. RoadPilot is offering RoadPilot Mobile on a no-strings-attached free trial which will run until 28 February 2010.

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After the N86 8MP comes its updated version, the N87 with 12MP camera and Xenon flash. Although still unofficial, a leaked video appeared on YouTube apparently showing an image and some details about the phone. The video revealed a 12MP camera is in the works equipped with a Xenon flash along with a dual LED flash. The phone will be a slider and other features include a 3.2 inch capacitive screen with a resolution of 480×800 pixel, a 600MHz CPU and up to 16GB of internal storage. Unfortunately, no specific date was mentioned regarding the estimated release date of the still unofficial Nokia device.

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For those people who are looking for cheap, basic phones but do not want to sacrifice style and appearance, Nokia’s newest announced phones,  6700 and 7230 might be the best answer to your problem. 6700 will have features like  a 2.2-inch display, 5 MP camera with dual LED flash, 2.2-inch display, HSDPA/HSUPA, Bluetooth 2.1and an FM radio and is expected to cost around $239. 7230 on the other hand will have features like 2.4-inch display, 3.2 MP camera, Bluetooth, microSD slot and FM radio will cost you around $149

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Finally! the highly anticipated Nokia E72 has finally started shipping. Although the handset’s release date was about 2 months late, it didn’t dampen the spirits of it’s fans who waited patiently to get their hands on this beauty. The Nokia E72 has a QWERTY keyboard, a 5 megapixel camera, an optical navigation key that acts like a trackpad, an electronic compass that enhances the GPS navigation experience and a faster HSDPA of up to 10 Mbps. Despite all these added feature, the phone has retained it’s slim body. The Nokia E72 will be available in Zodium Black, Metal Grey and Topaz Brown and tentatively priced at 350 euro.

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Initially, there were only 2 colors available for the Nokia N97 mini. These two color versions are Cherry Black and Garnet. But just after a few days of being out in the market, a new color has been added to the collection, it’s the white version that reminds me of winter  and a perfect timing for upcoming holiday season. All features remain the same with the regular N97 except  the N97 mini only has 8GB of internal memory whereas the regular one packs 32GB memory, but nonetheless you still get the same 3.2″ resistive touchscreen, slide out full QWERTY keyboard and a 5 megapixel camera. As awkward as it may seem, the N97 mini costs more than it’s more capable big brother.

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According to the rumor, Nokia X6 is set to be released on November 12 for a retail price of $875. Pretty pricey yet taking into consideration that the handset is the most technologically advanced all-about-music cell phone of one of the the world´s largest cellphone manufacturer, and with 32GB built-in memory plus a one-year subscription for Comes With Music, I think it’s relatively fair. Some other features include a 3.2-inch capacitive display, 5-megapixel camera with flash, Wi-Fi, 3.5mm jack and a radio that doesn’t require headphones. All these sound absolutely thrilling yet still not yet official so let’s keep our fingers crossed, shall we?

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Another new phones have been recently released by Nokia. These are the Nokia 2220 and the Nokia 2690. Release date of the phone will be this year and it’s going to be a simple and basic phone. The Nokia 2220 will have features like Bluetooth, VGA Camera, MMS and can also record FM radio broadcasts. The Nokia 2690 on the other side will have all the same features as what the Nokia 2220 has plus in addition will also have a 3.5mm jack and a 2GM microSD expansion card. The Nokia 2220 was priced at $66 and its big brother 2690 still has a tentative price but is expected to cost around $80.

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Nokia, being one of the biggest mobile phone manufacturer in the world and one of the pioneers, own a lot of technology patents that other companies have to pay in order for them to be able to use this technology. When Apple announced the iPhone in 2007, Apple have used some of Nokia’s GSM, UMTS and WLAN patented technologies in all their iPhones but refused to pay any fees. This is why today, Nokia announced that it is going to sue Apple for infringement of its patents with Apple’s iPhones. If this is true, Apple is in serious trouble.

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A very futuristic  Nokia concept phone named Nokia CORE is based from the idea and concept of the movie Star Wars which we gotta admit looks pretty neat. Feature wise, its best aspect is the interface and the phone was entirely designed around it and the style of this phone resembles a solar system. The phone itself is user-friendly having sports soft touch concavity on each side and the shape allows for a better grip. The most amazing thing about this phone is that its interface and content can be transferred to a computer using either WiFi or Bluetooth. After the transfer is made the phone will then turn into the mouse of the computer and it will control the device via its UI. At the backside of the phone is a camera lens and of course the mouse buttons both are well hidden. The product  seems too unrealistic and is not yet official, I doubt if it will ever be.

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The new release of N86 8MP is all about better mobile experiences with an overall upgrade of its camera performance. Recently, released by Nokia are the new specifications that the 20.115 version of N86 includes face detection, general improvement of still image and video quality. Nokia dedicates itself for the improvement of the N86 since this release was an immediate follow up on the previous release 11.043 wherein it already incorporated red-eye removal, macro shots and a new focus point indication.

Nokia has placed a great deal of improvement on bugfixes with this newly released N86 since there was a patch up on its application as well like Ovi Maps, the browser, Nokia messaging, Music store client, N-g age and the RealPlayer.

Due to this update and fixes, it freed up a great deal of memory both in storage and in  RAM. To get a patch of this new update, availability could be found over the air or through Nokia Software Update.

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