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Nokia’s been launching many firmware updates in the last few days, including the Nokia N97 firmware update that should be launched tomorrow, and the Nokia 5800 that should come this week. Today it’s the time for the E51, with the new firmware v400.34.011.

No changelog of the new features have been made available yet, but according to what was reported by users, the FlashLite client seems to have been updated, making it now possible to view Youtube videos directly from the website.

The internet is always releasing new rumors and anticipations, like this time, the first image of the Nokia 3720, a new model that Nokia will launch on September. The device has a candybar design and was build to resist damage and water.

The technical specifications are still unknown, but will probably be rather simple since the device is an entry-level. The first carrier to announce the mobile on their list is T-Mobile, for a price that is still not known.

Nokia is aiming more and more towards OVI, the platform that connects the Nokia cellphones to internet. The services include music, games, software and a virtual Store, not to mention file sharing for video and pictures.

The suites for the device management on the Computer are different. The free “made in Nokia” ones are three: Nokia PC Suit, Nokia Nseries PC Suite and Nokia OVI Suite. It seems the latter will be better used by Nokia, as it will allow the integration wtih all the services above mentioned, and also offer all the interesting features used by users with other programs.

The Nokia Beta Labs have announced the future version of Ovi Suite 2.0, compatible only with Windows for now. It’s a beta version, and we don’t really know the official launch date yet, but we will be tuned. In the meantime, watch the video above about the OVI Suite 2.0.

According to what was reported by Technology Review, Nokia would be working in the development of a technology that allows the cellphone to recharge themselves through radio waves in the surrounding environment. The electromagnetic radiation is around us daily from routers, Wi-Fi, TV antennae and cellphones.

In the Nokia projects, the energy on those waves could be converted into electricity useful enough to at least keep the cellphone battery constant. Markku Rouvala, one of the researchers from the Nokia Research Centre in Cambridge, has declared that his group is working on building a prototype that that is capable of retrieving 50 mW from the electromagnetic waves, necessary to recharge a cellphone, even if slowly. The main basis is the same from the RFID technologies, capable of converting an electromagnetic signal into an electrical signal, by using passive circuits.

However, experts say that a 50 mW goal is a little difficult at the moment, and most seem rather skeptical about it.

It’s been talked about in the past few days: the new concept that Nokia would be working on is called Nokia Morph, and its idea is extraordinary, to say the least. Whether it will ever be on the market or not, it’s yet to be seen, but according to a press-release, the development of this brilliant new cellphone model has already started. It’s a flexible device built thanks to the nanotechnology, that would enable users to model their cellphone in any ways they want.

Nokia talked about revolution on this device, which was first presented on at the MoMA in New York. And the keyword is the technological advance. The main points on this future concept: transparent electronic devices, auto-cleaning surfaces, low battery consumption and ambient detection.

When it’ll be available and how much it will cost, it’s still unknown. But the press release mentions technologies that will be integrated on other devices during the next seven years. So we will have to wait and see. The idea is fantastic and it’s definitely worth the wait.

Here are some images of the concept and a video as well. Enjoy!

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Still taking advantage of the recent announcement, we’re going to present a few new images for the new Nokia E72, a model with QWERTY keyboard, integrated GPS, digital compass and the Exchange technology from Microsoft.

Other features are the 5 megapixel photocamera with flash, 3.5mm jack for headphones, HSDPA connection up to 10.2Mbps and an optical pad in order to perform the menu navigation.

Enjoy the images!

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After talking a little bit about it on this post, we come back with a new promotional video for the E72, that shows a few of the possibilities on this new smartphone with QWERTY keyboard from Nokia, dedicated to the business users.

The second videos is a hands-on that shows a bit more of the design and features as well. Enjoy!

After the official announcemente, videos about the new Nokia 5530 XpressMusic, considered somewhat of a “less-expensive” version of the now famous 5800 XpressMusic, have been found on the net.

It’s smaller than the 5800 XpressMusic, using the EDGE protocol for the connectivity, a 3.2 Megapixel photocamera with LED flash, touchscreen display with the resolution of 640×360 pixels, Wi-Fi and 3.5mm Jack for headphones.

Here are two videos that shows the new model. Enjoy!

Nokia has recently announced two new models to their product list: The E72 and the 5530 XpressMusic. Many peole though that the E71’s form-factor would have disappeared from Nokia’s line-up witht he launch of the E75, but the E72 certainly dismisses that thought. The confirmation was done officially

The 5530 XpressMusic is the “economic” successor of the Nokia 5800, while the E72 will feature a 5 Megapixel photocamera, 3.5mm Jack, HSDPA, digital compass and optical navigation pad. The launch is scheduled for the third quarter of 2009.

Pro:

- HSDPA
- GPS
- Touchscreen display
- Pocket Office suite
- QWERTY keyboard
- Photocamera

Cons:

- Price

Conclusion:

The new Nokia N97 is indeed extraordinary in more ways than one, capable of satisfying even the most demanding customer, thanks to all the features it has. Interesting to mention are the 16:9 touchscreen display and the slide QWERTY keyboard. Also, the integrated GPS, the 5 Megapixel photocamera, the 32GB expandable internal memory, the HSDPA protocol, the Wi-Fi connectivity and the Pocket Office are definitely worth features on this excellent cellphone.