iPhone 5: a little bit taller, a little bit baller
And if you've got a girl, you can call her. On LTE.
"iPhone 5: The biggest
thing to happen to iPhone since iPhone," says Apple, setting the bar
high for its newest smartphone. Rumors and speculation about the
sixth-generation phone began about 4.2 seconds after the introduction of
the iPhone 4S last October, but the iPhone 5 has now landed in our
grubby little hands. It's thinner. It's lighter. And it's—taller.
Apple brought plenty of improvements to the iPhone this year: the
company designed an entirely new processor, there's a new camera, and
the phone now supports 4G LTE data speeds. iOS 6 was just rolled out in
conjunction with the iPhone 5 release and features its own significant
upgrades (read our review of iOS 6 for more details on what's new).
Are these and other changes enough? We hope to help you answer that
question with this review. So strap on those fairy wings from your
Halloween box in the back of the closet; we're about to get "magical."
Screen size doesn't matter. Or does it?
iPhone 4S on the left, iPhone 5 on the right.
As rumored, the iPhone 5 has a larger screen than all
of its predecessors from Apple. Since 2007, Apple has produced iPhones
with a 3.5 inch (measured diagonally) screen. But in the sixth
generation of the design, Apple has bumped the screen size up to 4
inches diagonally, giving it a 16:9 aspect ratio ideal for widescreen
movies and many games.
The iPhone 5's 1136×640 screen features the same "retina" class pixel
density as the iPhone 4S—326 pixels per inch. Though images on the
iPhone 5 should look just as sharp as those on the iPhone 4 and 4S,
Apple claims that the iPhone 5 has 44 percent more color saturation,
making photos, icons, videos, games, and other elements appear more
vivid.
iPhone 5 on the left, iPhone 4S on the right. The visible difference in color saturation is very slight.
Colors did appear a bit more saturated on the iPhone 5 when directly
compared against the iPhone 4S, but the difference was slight. When
viewed independently, it's hard to see a noticeable difference.
The slightly taller screen has other benefits, largely in the form of
more screen real estate for your home screen and for apps. Apple
pointed out at its September media event that the iPhone 5's home screen
now fits five rows of icons instead of just four—a minor point, but
still much appreciated by those of us who experience icon
claustrophobia.
iPhone
5 screenshot on the left, iPhone 4S screenshot on the right. When
browsing the Web (or any content), you can now fit more on the screen.
The larger screen also means that you can see slightly more of the
Web when using Safari and a bit more text when reading an e-book; you
can also watch widescreen movies at full size (well, "full size" for a
4-inch screen) without black bars on the top or bottom. In my testing,
this proved surprisingly useful. I hadn't expected the ability to read a
few more words or see just a bit more of a list (see above screenshots)
to matter much, but I liked it quite a bit.
Developers are now updating their apps to take advantage of the
larger screen—many apps already have updates in the App Store. If your
favorite apps haven't been updated yet, Apple centers them in the middle
of the iPhone 5 screen with a basic black bar on the top and bottom.
Instagram is one such app that has yet to be updated; here's how it
looks on the iPhone 5 screen right now:
Apps
(such as Instagram) that aren't yet updated for the iPhone 5's larger
screen get centered with black bars at the top and bottom.
Android fans who like even larger screens may be
disappointed by the fact that the iPhone 5 isn't bigger, but let's be
honest: Apple was never likely to wander down the path that leads to
phone/tablet hybrids with the iPhone. Instead, a smaller version of the
iPad may be in the works (an announcement is still expected for October 2012).
That hasn't stopped the Internet from teasing Apple over its decision
to release a taller iPhone. Tall phone is tall! But in practice, it
works. Other iPhone buyers may like it as I do; at worst, they may feel
neutral about it. But it's hard to see many people actively disliking
the screen.
There was a time when the iPad seemed a bit like a novelty. You know
what I am talking about. We even snickered at the name. Well times
they are a changin...and so are iPad Rumors.
We at Shatter Buggy not only perform iPad repairbut
we use them too. So much so that as we being to franchise we will make
it mandatory that our franchisees utilize an iPad Mini for nearly all
facets of the business. From scheduling a repair to mapping a customer
the iPad Mini can do it all and do it well. We work hard to ensure that
all facets of our business perform at exceptional levels and the iPad
is no exception. They just work. Apple if you are listening, we love what you are doing...bring that iPad 5 on!
It’s
the battle between the flagships! Two handsets enter, only one can
leave claiming supremacy in the smartphone landscape. For a good while
now, Samsung’s pride and joy in the Galaxy S III has been tearing up the scene, and when the Apple iPhone 5
finally became a reality, Samsung made sure to let everyone know that
“the next big thing is already here.” Talking the talk, we’re taking
these two hotshot smartphones and pitting them against one another, to
unequivocally proclaim which device reigns supreme amongst the two.
Design:
Visibly
seeing a huge size disparity between the two, the iPhone 5 is
undoubtedly easier to grasp in the hand, seeing that it’s lighter in
weight, skinnier in frame, and not as cumbersome to hold in the hand as
the Galaxy S III. In addition, it’s quite evident that the iPhone 5 is
the more premium looking device between the two, as it sports a brushed
aluminum rear casing and a sturdier construction. However, there’s no
doubt in our mind that the Samsung Galaxy S III would probably handle a
fall a lot better than its rival – mainly because its plastic body
wouldn’t be as badly beaten up.
Below their displays, there are
physical buttons that get us back to their respective homescreens –
though, one is raised while the other is recessed. Nevertheless, there’s
not one that’s more advantageous since the necessary tactile responses
are there.
Buttons below the displays
Front cameras
Looking around the sides of
both handsets, they share many common elements – like their 3.5mm
headset jacks, microphones, power buttons, and volume controls. However,
the Samsung Galaxy S III employs a more universally favored microUSB
port, which offers video-out with the aid of an MHL adapter, while the
iPhone 5 sticks to Apple’s newer proprietary Lightning docking port.
Sizing up evenly to one another, these flagships bear the same count 8-megapixel auto-focus cameras with
LED flash, both of which can shoot 1080p videos of course. Meanwhile,
Apple’s beauty sports a front-facing 1.3-megapixel snapper, while
there’s a 1.9-megapixel one on the Galaxy S III. So far, it looks like
an even match, but we’ll compare the qualities of the two a bit later
on.
Bottom edges
Left
Top
Right
Backs
Rear cameras
The sides of the Apple iPhone 5 (left) and the Samsung Galaxy S III (right)
Display:
After
spending some time meticulously detailing their intricacies, it’s still
a difficult call on which device has the better display. With the
Samsung Galaxy S III’s 4.7-inch HD 720 x 1280 Super AMOLED display, we
love it for its larger size and saturated colors, while the iPhone 5’s
4-inch 640 x 1136 Retina Display wins for its better visibility outdoors
and exceptionally accurate colors. Sure, the Retina Display of the
iPhone 5 coughs up the higher pixel density of 326 ppi, versus the 306
ppi figure with the SGSIII, but in all honesty, it’s negligible since
they’re both soundly detailed. Since they both flaunt great viewing
angles, it ultimately comes down to colors for this one. Being an AMOLED
panel, the SGSIII exhibits cooler tones that tend to cast a bluish hue
to the color white, while the iPhone 5 produces colors that are very
natural in tone – so it’s simply a matter of preference.
Viewing angles
The Apple iPhone 5 (left) and the Samsung Galaxy S III (right)
At CeBIT 2004, Siemens Mobile
will launch the M65 solid outdoor Triband GSM handset. Packed with
full multimedia features for optimum performance and entertainment the
M65 is made with a unique mix of rubber and metal. This offers improved
resistance to water splashes, shock and dust as well as a complete range
of multimedia features. It also includes an integrated VGA video and
photo camera, a large high-resolution and 64k TFT colour display, and
the full MMS functionality.
The Siemens M65 pushes outdoor communications to new limits, fusing
the latest technology with a unique rugged design. Multimedia features
such as image and video messaging, the inbuilt VGA digital camera, and
the large 2.1 inch diagonal,132 x 176 pixel, 64 k TFT colour display
allow users to record adventurous moments and share these with friends
and family quickly and easily. In low-light conditions the attachable
flash lets experiences be captured around the clock. Special effects of
the photo editor can be added to images for an extra twist or touch of
drama.
Entertainment is also high on the feature list of the Siemens M65
with Java and games such as Turrican, Team Point Blank and Stack Attack
Advanced. Outdoor related images and animation – nature or sports themes
for example – allow users to personalize the interface. To add an
individual touch or to fit their moods users can download polyphonic
sounds (40-note polyphony). Instant messaging is also incorporated for
sharing news and adventures in real time with friends everywhere.
Rudi Lamprecht, Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG and
President of the Board of Siemens mobile, said: “The M65 is all about
experience but also optimum performance and progressive design. I
believe it stands out from competitors in this segment because it not
only offers superior outdoor functionality but also the latest
multimedia features, in a very unique and high quality design.”
Combining a robust mobile holder and advanced cyclometer with
additional tour-management functions and navigational elements, the
optional Bike-o-Meter is the perfect M65 bike companion. Simply mounted
in direct view on the bike’s handlebar, it displays not only information
on standard cyclometer functions but it gives you the option to record
new tours on the move or to follow predefined trips that are indicated
on the phone’s display.
With a 750-mAh lithium-ion battery supplied as standard, the phone
offers 300 hours of standby time and 5, 5 hours of talk time. A wide
range of Siemens Original Accessories is available: besides the
innovative Bike-o-Meter it includes an attachable flash with red eye
reduction, a variety of in-car solutions like the flexible
“plug&play” Car Kit Easy with an exchangeable mobile holder, or the
high quality Car Kit Comfort as well as various headsets, chargers and
data cables, an extra battery and practical carrying cases.
The Siemens M65 will be available across Europe, Middle East, Africa,
Asia-Pacific and Brazil in the second quarter 2004 in “Cool Gray”. The
price will be available locally.
RIM unveils five new touch-screen BlackBerry smart phones
Research In Motion today revealed that it is launching five new BlackBerry smart phones with touch screens, which are expected to debut later this month.
RIM is updating three BlackBerry Bold models and two BlackBerry Torch
models. All five phones will run BB OS 7, the company’s new operating
system.
The BlackBerry Bold 9900 and 9930 are RIM’s thinnest smart phones
ever, each offering a keyboard and touch display. The BlackBerry Torch
9810 features a 3.2” touch display and a slide-out keyboard. The
BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 introduce 3.7”, all-touch displays, the
largest on BlackBerry smart phones to date.
AT&T said it would launch the BlackBerry Torch 9810 later this
month, with the Torch 9860 and a Bold 9900 models expected to launch
later this year.
The new phones come at a time when RIM’s sales have been dwindling. Last month, a Nielsen survey
found that BlackBerry phones account for 21 percent of all smart phone
sales, lagging in third behind touch-screen makers Android (38 percent)
and iPhone (27 percent). Furthermore, the survey found that out of
consumers who had purchased a smart phone in the past three months,
BlackBerry’s market share dropped from 11 percent in February to only 6
percent in June.
Check out Consumer Reports' smart phone Ratings (available to subscribers) to find out how the latest models—including the current Blackberry Bold 9650, Blackberry Bold 9780 and Blackberry Torch 9800—performed in our tests.
We’ll test and report on the new Blackberry smart phones as soon as
we get them. In the meantime, weigh in below: Will RIM’s new offerings
give the company adequate ammo to fight the wildly popular iPhones and
Android-powered smartphones?
Sources: Research In Motion introduces BlackBerry 7 smartphones [RIM] New touch screen BlackBerrys being launched [Boston Globe] AT&T announces 4G BlackBerry portfolio [AT&T]
The new BlackBerry Torch 9800
with BlackBerry 6 keeps RIM in the smartphone game. It's the first
truly usable touch screen BlackBerry, and it's packed with new
features—a new Web browser, new apps, a new interface, and new social
networking hooks.
Ok,
so back in January, we reported the floating rumours about Samsung
planning a waterproof Galaxy S III and apparently, even the iPhone would
follow suit. That time, it was a company called HZO that was supposed
to bring about this wizardry to mobile phones. The latest tip this time comes from a independent phone retailer in the UK who claims the next version will indeed have a water proof coating, only this time it will be from Liquipel.
No more bulky water proof phones!
Liquipel
wowed everyone at CES 2012, at their booth when they demoed a HTC
Thunderbolt running just fine, even after being submerged in water.
What’s even more impressive is when the guy demoing phone just pulls off
the battery cover and submerges it once again. Liquipel currently
offers this coating technology directly to end-users as well via a
main-in program. This is currently in the US only and will cost you
anywhere between $60 and $80, per device. It works by coating the
innards of the phone or tablet with a near-invisible compound that
resists almost any liquid and moisture. The device can still work
submerged for several meters under water and for extended periods of
time, too. The main idea, however, is to protect the gadget from
accidental drops in the water or in the monsoon season. An insider also
claimed that the iPhone 5 will
also be getting this treatment. While this does seem a bit unlikely
given how Apple likes to take their time in releasing new technology, it
wouldn’t hurt to have it.
This
is all speculation right now, and we’ll only know for sure once Samsung
unveils it and unfortunately, we have to wait a little a longer than
MWC, this time, as they’ve decided to unveil it at their own event,
later. While that is a bummer, we could take it as a good sign, as a
separate event could mean Samsung really has something spectacular in
the works (*fingers crossed*).
We’ve got tiny smartphones and then we have the Nokia 700
- the tiniest of them all. This one comes with Belle on board. Nokia is
slowly gaining mileage with their WP7 phones – more with the Lumia 710,
than the Lumia 800, but they’ve still not abandoned ship with the Symbian ones. Does the Nokia 700 justify that decision? Let’s find out.
From all sides
Features and Performance
Design and Build Quality
Just three words can describe the Nokia 700 – slim, tiny and compact. It’s one of the tiniest smartphones
we’ve ever held in our hands. Don’t let the spec sheet showing a
3.2-inch screen fool you out here, because it’s more screen area
lengthwise than breadthwise. So, the 700 will feel much tinier than say,
a similar 3.2-inch screen that the SE Live with Walkman sports. It’s
quite similar to the Xperia Ray, in terms of looks, but yet the Xperia
felt slightly bigger in our hands.
It's not a slider
The
top consists of the 3.5mm headphone jack, a microSD card slot and
Nokia’s proprietary charging port. The right consists of the lock
button, a volume rocker and a dedicated camera button. The front
consists of the 3.2-inch ClearBlack nHD display with an ambient light
sensor and a proximity sensor on top and three physical buttons at the
bottom. The back has the 5 mp shooter and an LED flash. The microSD card
is located beneath the battery, so there’s no hot swapping feature.
Connectivity ports on top
This one is delicate, there’s a lot of plastic involved, and disappointingly it doesn’t have the same aluminium
build that we saw on the Nokia 701. The design is good, but Nokia could
have definitely done better with the build quality of the phone.
Interface
The
700 is powered by a 1GHz CPU with Nokia’s Belle operating system. We
first came across their improved OS with the Nokia 701 and we quite
liked it. It’s zippy, quick and lag-free. Also, there’s quite a bit of
customization available for the home screen and the overall layout of
the phone. Oh, and it’s borrowed some stuff from Android as well, with
the most prominent one being the drop down notification bar.
The interface
Though navigation is well covered, typing deserves a special mention for the 700. The small screen
size makes it almost impossible for you to type smoothly on the phone.
So much so that we wouldn’t be surprised if you’d have a special game
with your friends as to who makes the most mistakes, while typing. The
‘longer’ screen makes sure that it’s more difficult to type in portrait
mode. Social integration has been done well, but say you’re one of those
Twitter addicts, then again typing becomes a major issue.
Social networking integration
Media
The
media interface sports a similar look to the one we saw on the Nokia
701, and there’s a bunch of preset equalizers as well. The phone
supports MP4, H.263 and H.264 video formats and MP3, WAV, еAAC+ and WMA
audio formats. We didn’t get a pair of headphones with our review unit,
but the 700 drivers proved to be pretty good on our test headphones. The
loudspeaker is good enough for personal listening.
720p
video playback is possible, but the phone was unable to playback the
1080p files we tried on it. We scouted the app store for some third
party players, but that didn’t yield any success, either. Anyway, the
16:9 aspect ratio does tend to make this phone a better viewing device
than the other phones with a similar 3.2-inch screen.
Media options
Connectivity
The
700 is a quad-band phone and is well loaded with connectivity options.
There’s 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, GPS and NFC. In call quality is decent
and the loudspeaker works quite well. The problems started with the browser.
Firstly, full flash videos don’t load properly and secondly even
slightly image heavy web pages take some crazy amount of time to render.
We tried a full range of phones from this spot, but the 700 was the
slowest of them all. GPS works fine, though. For your business
purposes and e-mail attachments, there’s no dedicated office editing
application and you’ll have to purchase QuickOffice, if you need to do
any kind of editing.
On video: Nokia 700
We’d done a separate article on our experience with NFC on Nokia handsets, so you can check that out here.
However, if that’s too much of a read, we’ll briefly explain it in a
nutshell. NFC has potential, but it’s still in the nascent stage. You
wouldn’t really want to pay premium money just to tap and connect to a
pair of speakers, or get a few extra levels in Angry Birds. Also, the
chances that you’ll use it extensively with another Nokia NF- enabled
smartphone are quite slim.
Connectivity options
Misc. Features
Besides the usual recorder, calculator apps that are present on most smartphones, the 700 comes with a few apps like E! and CNN video.
However, the more useful ones are the video and photo editor. It’s
nothing extra-ordinary, but it’s good to know there’s something to play
around with. The app store is extremely limited in comparison to the
Android or the iOS store, so you’ll have to make do with that
limitation.
The Misc apps
Camera
Nokia
has always got good camera sensors on all its smart phones, so we
expected the same out of the 700. However, it’s more of a mixed bag out
here, because though the 5 megapixel camera dishes out some neat
pictures, it’s not autofocus. Outdoor snaps did come out quite well, but
we did have focusing issues with the fixed focus camera.Macro shots are
extremely difficult to shoot and you’ll just be lucky, if you can get
the camera to focus onto the subject at close range. The LED flash does help to shoot some decent low light snaps.
Outdoor snaps are good, but no autofocus
In
terms of video recording, the phone does 720p, but it does suffer from
some colour banding, just like the other phone cameras, we’ve reviewed
earlier.
Battery Life
The
700 comes with a 1080 mAh battery to power the ClearBlack AMOLED
screen. Under normal usage, we could get about three fourth of a days
usage on the phone, satisfactory, at best. In our video loop test, the
phone stood up for six hours straight, while it cranked up seven hours
and twenty minutes in our standard test. One and a half hour calling,
two hours of video, two hours of audio, and one and a half hours of
streaming via Wi-Fi. Overall, the 700 has an average battery life.
Worth a buy?
Verdict
The Nokia 700
is priced at Rs.16,500 (MOP). That’s one hell of a price, considering
the Nokia Lumia 710 is selling for a grand cheaper. In a similar price
range, you’ve got a range of pretty good Androids also – the Neo V, the
DEFY+, the Xperia Active, all of which are just about a grand
expensive. Alternatively, there’s a better option for a cheaper price
tag – the Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman. As far as the 700 is
concerned, it’s back to the drawing board for Nokia. We’d definitely not
recommend you buying this one at this price point.
نوكيا تطلق سلسلة هواتف Asha و تكرم المبدعين في السعودية
في حفل أقامته Nokia بالتعاون مع النادي السعودي المبتكر في فندق
الفورسيزون، قامت شركة Nokia بإطلاق سلسلة هواتف Asha، بالإضافة إلى تكريم
العديد من السعودين المبدعين في الحدث، و على رأسهم مهند أبو دية.
تصميمانيقبمواصفاتذكيةوسعرمنافس “نوكيا” تطلقأجهزة “Asha” فيالمملكةوتكرمالمبتكرينالسعوديين
شيفاكومار: تجمع هواتف نوكيا “Asha” بين جمال التصميم ومواصفات الهاتف الذكي وباسعار في متناول اليد.
معاذالمعيذر: هذاالتكريمخطوةهامةفيتطورالمستوىالعمليللمبتكرين
مهندأبودية: مجتمعنايزخربالعقولالمبدعةومبادرة “نوكيا” ستعودعلىالمجتمعبالنفعالكبير.
أجهزة “Asha” : قويةوأنيقة .. تساعدالمستخدمينعلىمواكبةالحياةالعمليةوالتواصلمعالجميعفيذاتالوقت الرياض،المملكةالعربيةالسعودية، 15 أبريل 2012:
أعلنت “نوكيا” عن إطلاقها سلسلة أجهزة “Asha” في المملكة العربية
السعودية، و ذلك خلال الحفل الذي أقامته بهذه المناسبة بالتعاون مع النادي
السعودي للمبتكرين “ابتكار”، حيث قامت “نوكيا” بتكريم مجموعة من المبتكرين
الشباب عرفاناً وتقديراً لجهودهم المبذولة ودعهم للمزيد من الابتكار
والابداع.
وبهذه المناسبة قال شيفاكومار، نائب الرئيس الاعلى للمبيعات، نوكيا
الهند والشرق الاوسط وافريقيا :”نحن فخورون جدا اليوم بإطلاقنا هواتف
“Asha” في المملكة العربية السعودية، والتي تجمع بين جمال التصميم ومواصفات
الهاتف الذكي وباسعار في متناول اليد والتي تلبي حاجات المستخدمين
الراغبين في التواصل مع الاصدقاء والاهل من خلال الشبكات الاجتماعية وبرامج
الدردشة الفورية.
وأضاف شيفاكومار:”إن تكريم المبتكرين المبدعين من الشباب السعودي اليوم
لهو دليل واضح على القدرات المميزة التي يتمتع بها الشباب السعودي، وشكرهم
على إبداعاتهم الرائعة من خلال ابتكاراتهم ودفعهم لتقديم كل ما هو جديد
ومفيد دوما للمجتمع”.
بدوره أشاد الأستاذ معاذ المعيذر، رئيس النادي السعودي للمبتكرين
“ابتكار” بمبادرة “نوكيا” مؤكدا أهمية دور القطاع الخاص والشركات الكبرى
على غرار “نوكيا” من تمكين الشباب السعودي وإطلاق العنان لإبداعاتهم، وأضاف
المعيذر :”يعتبر هذا التكريم خطوة هامة جدا في مسيرة تطور الشباب السعودي،
وهو الأمر الذي سينعكس بشكل إيجابي على المجتمع ويدفع المبتكرين والشباب
إلى المزيد من الإبداع والإبتكار، وهذا كله بدوره سوف يؤدي إلى تطور
المجتمع بشكل عام”.
من جهته قال المبتكر مهند أبو دية، أحد أبرز المبتكرين السعودين الذي
تألق اسمه في العالم أجمع ولديه أكثر من عشرين اختراعا عالمياً مسجلاً في
مجال الروبوتات والتقنيات الفيزيائية، وقد أهدى أحد اختراعاته غواصة “صقر
العروبة” إلى خادم الحرمين الشريفين :”نتقدم بالشكر الجزيل لشركة “نوكيا”
على هذه المبادرة التي تعكس وعيهم بأهمية دعم المبتكرين الشباب الذين هم
عصب المجتمع ومستقبله، حيث يوجد لدينا في المملكة الآلاف من العقول المبدعة
التي تنتظر دورها للبروز محلياً وعالمياً وهذا الدعم هو الذي من شانه
تحقيق أهداف وأحلام هؤلاء المبدعين”.
وفيما يلي نستعرض مزايا اجهزة “Asha” الذكية “Asha 200″ .. ثنائيالبطاقةبألوانجذابة
يعتبر “Asha 200″ من أجهزة الهاتف المتحرك ثنائية البطاقة الغنية
بالألوان الرائعة، والمجهزة بلوحة مفاتيح قياسية كاملة تضمن للمستخدم
السرعة في صياغة وإرسال الرسائل، ويقدم “نوكيا Asha 200″ للمستخدم خاصية
“إيزي سواب” لضمان سهولة التبديل بين البطاقات دون الحاجة إلى إعادة تشغيل
الهاتف أو إزالة البطارية، حيث يتيح هذا الهاتف استخدام 5 بطاقات هاتفية
يمكن تخصيصها وإدارتها بحيث يتمتع المستخدم بخدمات الاتصال والرسائل النصية
القصيرة وتصفح الإنترنت بأقل تكلفة وأفضل تغطية للشبكة الهاتفية.
يتوفر “Asha 200″ بطيف واسع من الألوان المشرقة، بما يتضمن الأسود
اللامع (الغرافيت) والأزرق والأخضر والوردي والأزرق المائي إضافة إلى
الأبيض اللؤلؤي والبرتقالي والوردي الفاتح، وهو أداة مثالية للاتصال حيث
يتضمن زراً خاصاً للدخول الفوري إلى حسابات البريد الإلكتروني وخدمات
الدردشة المفضلة من خلال تطبيق “Nokia Messaging”، الذي يستعرض الرسائل
النصية بشكل متسلسل على الشاشة ليجعل بذلك الدردشة مع الأصدقاء تجربة أكثر
روعة.
ويتيح تطبيق “Nokia Messaging”، الذي تم تنصيبه مسبقاً على “Asha 200″،
إمكانية تسجيل الدخول بكبسة زر واحدة إلى العديد من شبكات التواصل
الاجتماعي على شبكة الإنترنت، إذ أنه يتيح للمستخدم إمكانية استعراض بيانات
الأصدقاء وترك التعليقات ووضع تحديثات الحالة، إضافة إلى مشاركة الصور على
مواقع مثل “فيس بوك” و”تويتر” بشكل مباشر من الشاشة الرئيسية. نوكيا “Asha 303″ .. الأنيقالنحيف
جهاز “نوكيا Asha 303″ الأنيق الذي تم تزويده بشاشة ملونة تعمل باللمس
بقياس 2.6 بوصة ولوحة مفاتيح “Qwerty” كاملة، وبهذا فهو يعتبر مثالياً
بالنسبة للمستخدمين الذين يهتمون بالأناقة ويرغبون بالدردشة والتواصل مع
الأصدقاء عبر شبكات التواصل الاجتماعي.
ويتيح “نوكيا Asha 303″ للمستخدم إمكانية الدخول بلمسة واحدة إلى
الرسائل والبريد الإلكتروني وشبكات التواصل الاجتماعي، إلى جانب تضمينه
مجموعة واسعة من تطبيقات شبكات التواصل الاجتماعي مثل خدمة الدردشة على
موقع “فيس بوك” وتطبيق واتساب “What’sApp” وغيرها الكثير – ويمكن الوصول
إلى كافة هذه التطبيقات مباشرة من الشاشة الرئيسية.
يتضمن “Asha 303″ أيضاً تطبيقاً رائعاً لتشغيل الموسيقى وتشمل التطبيقات
الافتراضية التي تم تنصيبها مسبقاً على الجهاز لعبة “آنغري بيردز لايت”،
كما يمكن تحميل الآلاف من ملفات الموسيقى والألعاب وتطبيقات المعلومات عبر
موقع متجر نوكيا “Nokia Store”. وعلاوة على ذلك، تم تزويد هذا الجهاز من
السلسلة 40 الداعمة لتقنية الجيل الثالث من الاتصالات بمتصفح الإنترنت
“نوكيا براوزر” الذي يجعل تجربة تصفح الإنترنت أسرع وأسهل وأقل تكلفة. “نوكيا Asha 300″ .. قوة .. سرعة .. مرح
تم تزويد Asha 300 بشاشة ملونة تعمل باللمس ولوحة مفاتيح قياسية كاملة،
الأمر الذي يجعل إرسال النصوص والرسائل إلى الأصدقاء أكثر سهولة من ذي قبل،
كما أنه أحد أول الهواتف النقالة التي تأتي مجهزة مسبقاً بلعبة “أنغري
بيردز”.
ويقدم جهاز “نوكيا Asha 300″ الغني بالألوان المشرقة للمستخدم القدرة
على الدخول إلى الإنترنت عبر خدمات الجيل الثالث (3G) بسرعة وسهولة
فائقتين، إلى جانب إمكانية تحميل الآلاف من التطبيقات الرائعة المتوفرة على
متجر نوكيا الإلكتروني للتطبيقات (Nokia Store). وقد قامت نوكيا بتجهيزه
أيضاً بكاميرا بدقة 5 ميجابكسل لالتقاط صور رائعة يمكن تنظيمها وتعديلها في
الغاليري قبل القيام بتحميلها عبر شبكة الإنترنت على مواقع التواصل
الاجتماعي مثل “فيس بوك”.
ويعتبر’Asha 300‘، أحد أقل هواتف نوكيا الداعمة للجيل الثالث من
الاتصالات تكلفة، ويعكس هذا الأمر مدى التزام “نوكيا” بتقديم تجربة رائعة
للمستخدمين وتلبية احتياجاتهم مهما اختلفت وسواء كانوا يبحثون عن الترفيه
أم عن الاستخدام في مجال الأعمال، وقد تم تزويد هاتف “نوكيا Asha 300″
بمتصفح نوكيا للإنترنت “Nokia Browser” الخاص بالسلسة S40، لضمان حصول
المستخدم على تجربة تصفح متقدمة تسهل عملية البحث عن المحتوى الترفيهي
والمعلومات، حيث طورت نوكيا هذا التطبيق بشكل خاص لتقديم المحتوى والخصائص
ذات الطابع المحلي. وعلاوة على ذلك، يضمن “Nokia Browser” تجربة تصفح
سريعة محسنة وأقل تكلفة، نظراً لكونه يقوم بضغط البيانات ويقلل من حجم
البيانات المتبادلة مع الشبكة. “Asha 302″ .. الأنيقالقوي نوكيا “Asha 302″ الحلالامثللاداءالاعمالبكفاءة
جهاز نوكيا Asha 302 صاحب تقنية لوحة المفاتيح QWERTY المميزة، والذي
يعتبر بمثابة تجربة رائعة لتنفيذ وإنجاز الاعمال من إرسال بريد إلكتروني أو
الدخول الى التقويم لتحديث مواعيد العمل، او حتى عمل تزامن للأرقام
وبيانات المتصلين على البريد الالكتروني من خلال برنامج Exchange support
وهذا يعتبر اول جهاز يملك هذه الخاصية من سلسلة S40 المقدمة من نوكيا.
وفي ظل زخم حياة الأعمال للمستخدمين يتيح لهم جهاز “Asha 302″ التواصل
مع شبكاتهم الاجتماعية بسهولة كبيرة من خلال العديد من التطبيقات المتاحة
مثل واتس آب “What’sApp” والتراسل الفوري مدعومة بمعالج بسرعة 1 جيجاهيرتز
ومتوافقة مع شبكة الجيل الثالث المتطور 3.5G، إضافة إلى العديد من المزايا
التي من شأنها مساعدة المستخدمين على مواكبة جميع متطلبات حياتهم اليومية
واستخدام الانترنت من خلال متصفح “نوكيا” وذلك بأسعار معقولة بمتناول
الجميع.
أما فيما يتعلق بتطبيقات وأجهزة الوسائط المتعددة فقد زودت “نوكيا” جهاز
“Asha 302″ بكاميرا بدقة 3.2 ميجابيكسل والتي تمكن المستخدمين من مشاركة
لحظاتهم الخاصة، إضافة إلى برامج الموسيقى الذي يتمتع بجودة فائقة وإمكانية
ضبط قنوات الراديو FM وذلك كله من خلال ذاكرة رائعة بحجم 32 جيجابايت،
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