With Windows ® Phone 7.5 software on board, the white Nokia Lumia 800 features head-turning design and the best social and Internet performance, with one-touch social network access, easy grouping of contacts, integrated communication threads and Internet Explorer 9. It features a 3.7-inch AMOLED ClearBlack curved display blending seamlessly into the reduced body design, and a 1.4 GHz processor with hardware acceleration and a graphics processor. The Lumia 800 contains an instant-share camera experience based on leading Carl Zeiss optics, HD video playback, 16GB of internal user memory and free SkyDrive storage for storing images and music.

Lumia smartphones include signature Nokia experiences optimized for Windows Phone, including Nokia Drive, which delivers a full-fledged personal navigation device (PND) with free, turn-by-turn navigation and dedicated in-car-user-interface; and Nokia Music introducing MixRadio*, a free mobile music-streaming application that delivers hundreds of channels of locally-relevant music. Windows Marketplace also gives Lumia users more than 55 000 apps to choose from.

“Since we began selling it late last year, the Nokia Lumia 800 has received rave reviews around the world,” said Ilari Nurmi, Vice President of Product Marketing, Nokia. “Now in white, the Lumia 800 brings with it an even more premium look and feel with its gloss finish, but packed with power and performance underneath its sleek body.”

More information about the Nokia Lumia 800 can be found at www.nokia.com/lumia800.

Aesthetics
Of course, the main attraction of the White iPhone 4S is its colour scheme. With its head turning white finish, it makes the ideal choice if you are one of the many style conscious users who also view their phone as a fashion statement. The construction of the phone is the same as the original, with its robust glass panels and durable build quality.

Screen
The White iPhone 4S has a 3.5 inch LED backlit IPS TFT capacitive touchscreen which has a resolution of 640x 960. This is known as the retina display, because the naked eye is unable to distinguish between individual pixels, resulting in stunning display quality. As you can imagine, this means that the handset really lends itself to multimedia use such as viewing photos, videos, playing games and browsing the internet.

Memory
Although the White iPhone 4S does not have a micro SD slot as many other smartphones do, it does have a generous amount of internal storage. Dependent upon the model, 16 GB, 32 GB or 64 GB is provided as standard. Therefore, even the basic 16GB model is capable of storing thousands of music tracks along with hundreds of photos, videos, documents or apps downloaded from the AppStore.

Internet Browsing
Like the other iPhone models, the White iPhone 4S is a very capable web browsing device. It utilises both 3G and Wi-Fi as its main means of connecting to the internet. Wi-Fi is the preferable option, as it provides faster speeds, as well as less battery consumption than 3G. As an added bonus, it does not use up your data allowance should your tariff have such restrictions. When no Wi-Fi connection is available, 3G coverage provides speeds of up to 14.4 Mbps which is double that of the previous iPhone 4.

Camera
The White iPhone 4S is well equipped to take high quality still images thanks to its 8 megapixel camera. This not only produces pleasing photos, but it also has the ability to capture video footage, with settings of up to 1080p full HD. The camera also comes with an LED flash, face detection and touch focus among it package of features.

Along with other key features like its powerful 1 GHz dual-core processor and apps available from the AppStore, the iPhone 4S remains one of the most popular and desirable handsets on the market. With its stylish new white option, it offers the ultimate smartphone package.

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Mike Lazaridis, former Co-Chair and Co-CEO, has become Vice Chair of RIM’s Board and Chair of the Board’s new Innovation Committee. As Vice Chair, he will work closely with Mr. Heins to offer strategic counsel, provide a smooth transition and continue to promote the BlackBerry brand worldwide.

Mr. Heins said he looks forward to continuing to work with Mr. Lazaridis, globally recognized as a technology pioneer. He said, “Mike created a whole new way of communicating and I look forward to continuing our close collaboration.”

On the transition to CEO by Mr. Heins, Mr. Lazaridis said, “There comes a time in the growth of every successful company when the founders recognize the need to pass the baton to new leadership. Jim and I went to the Board and told them that we thought that time was now.  With BlackBerry 7 now out, PlayBook 2.0 shipping in February and BlackBerry 10 expected to ship later this year, the company is entering a new phase, and we felt it was time for a new leader to take it through that phase and beyond.  Jim, the Board and I all agreed that leader should be Thorsten Heins.”

Jim Balsillie remains a member of the Board. “I agree this is the right time to pass the baton to new leadership, and I have complete confidence in Thorsten, the management team and the company,” he said. “I remain a significant shareholder and a Director and, of course, they will have my full support.”

Mr. Lazaridis said that he decided to move from Co-Chair to Vice Chair of the Board in order to return the public’s focus to what is most important: “the great company we have built, its iconic products, global brand and its talented employees.”

Mr. Lazaridis added, “Thorsten has demonstrated throughout his tenure at RIM that he has the right mix of leadership, relevant industry experience and skills to take the company forward.  We have been impressed with his operational skills at both RIM and Siemens.  I am so confident in RIM’s future that I intend to purchase an additional $50 million of the company’s shares, as permitted, in the open market.”

Mr. Heins said he believes that RIM has tremendous potential.  He joined RIM from Siemens Communications Group in December 2007 as Senior Vice President for Hardware Engineering and became Chief Operating Officer for Product and Sales in August 2011.

“Mike and Jim took a bold step 18 months ago when RIM purchased QNX to shepherd the transformation of the BlackBerry platform for the next decade,” Mr. Heins said.  “We are more confident than ever that was the right path. It is Mike and Jim’s continued unwillingness to sacrifice long-term value for short-term gain which has made RIM the great company that it is today.  I share that philosophy and am very excited about the company’s future.”

Mr. Heins said that RIM has a strong foundation on which to build. “We have a strong balance sheet with approximately $1.5 billion in cash at the end of the last quarter and negligible debt.  We reported revenue of $5.2 billion in our last quarter, up 24% from the prior quarter, and a 35% year-to-year increase in the BlackBerry subscriber base, which is now over 75 million.”

Mr. Heins said, “BlackBerry 7 has been well received.  We are very excited about PlayBook 2.0 and BlackBerry 10.  The reception of our products at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show was encouraging.”

He continued, “RIM earned its reputation by focusing relentlessly on the customer and delivering unique mobile communications solutions. We intend to build on this heritage to expand BlackBerry’s leadership position.”

Mr. Heins said that RIM has grown quickly. “As with any company that has grown as fast as we have, there have been inevitable growing pains,” he said. “We have learned from those challenges and, I believe, we have and will become a stronger company as a result.

“Going forward, we will continue to focus both on short-term and long-term growth, strategic planning, a customer- and market-based product approach, and flawless execution. We are in the process of recruiting a new Chief Marketing Officer to work closely with our product and sales teams to deliver the most compelling products and services.”

Barbara Stymiest, who formerly served as a member of Royal Bank of Canada’s Group Executive and has been a member of RIM’s Board since 2007, has been named the independent Board Chair. John Richardson, formerly Lead Director, will remain on the Board.  Prem Watsa, Chief Executive Officer of Fairfax Financial Holdings, also was named to the Board, expanding it to 11 members.

Speaking on behalf of the Board, Ms. Stymiest said:  “We believe that Thorsten is the right executive to succeed Mike and Jim.  He has 27 years of telecommunications experience, including four years at RIM in senior management positions.  As a Board, we have been impressed with his outstanding management skills, his leadership and his accomplishments within the company.”

Ms. Stymiest also expressed the Board’s respect and admiration for Messrs. Lazaridis and Balsillie, the company they built, and the steps they have taken to position RIM for the future.

“They created RIM, nurtured it, and in the process not only built an iconic brand, but literally pioneered the smartphone industry,” she said.  “It is Canada’s largest tech company and one of the largest in the world.”

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The other 2 phones are Xperia ion, first LTE Xperia smartphone from Sony available exclusively with AT&T in the US and Xperia S, the first smartphone in the Xperia NXT series – next generation smartphones from Sony, with Sony HD for stunning viewing experiences.

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It might be dangerous to make statements like this. The industry moves extremely quickly and there are a lot of factors involved. This is why I believe that the mobile OS battle will continue for some time:

1. The operators/carriers don’t want Apple and Google to gain complete dominance

The operator device teams at operators made it clear during conversations at Mobile World Congress that they don’t want Google or Apple to dominate completely. They will continue to back Nokia with the Windows Phone, RIM with Blackberry OS, Limo as the operator partnership and WAC as a cross-platform development platform.

2. Failing is not an option

For RIM, HP and Microsoft failing is not an option. The Blackberry OS made RIM successful and this is what lead HP to acquire Palm WebOS. Microsoft is probably the company that has the most to lose. Their strategic deal with Nokia they has proven how far they are willing to go to achieve their objectives. If RIM fail with Blackberry OS they will go down for the count as a smart phone manufacturer.

3. Device manufacturers and OS developers have deep pockets

Nokia, Samsung, RIM, HP and Microsoft all have big cash piles to execute their mobile OS strategy. They may not get the same number of app developers to adopt their platform as Apple or Google and they may fail in the long term. However, it does mean that they can invest huge amounts of money in marketing, pay developers for app development and get big brands and services such as Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Google, etc. to build for their platform. They will not give up in the next 2-3 years.

4. Consumers still want choice

There is still demand for different solutions by consumers. Not only is the mobile phone a fashion statement – people want different looking phones – but there is also a demand for different screen sizes, input mechanisms and shapes. A great example is Blackberry which has continued to be very successful among business users as well as teenagers thanks to the keyboard and great messaging services.

5. Money is not everything

Having said that several of the mobile OS players have very deep pockets money is definitely not everything. Nokia allegedly spent as much money on R&D for Symbian and Qt as Apple has on R&D. Despite this they failed. At the same time Palm WebOS, which is considered one of the most advanced smartphone platforms, was developed by a small team within Palm and with the distribution of HP it might succeed.

What shall you bet on for the future?

Having said that the battle will continue there is no question about who is dominating at the moment. iOS and Android are currently the platforms of choice. Other platforms are prioritized, based on promotion agreements with the device manufacturers and carriers. I believe that there are great opportunities for differentiation and distribution by embracing the full mobile ecosystem.

Magnus is the CEO and Founder of Golden Gekko, the largest mobile app developer in Europe. He started the company in 2006 based on a vision that apps would revolutionise mobile consumption in the future. He has over 10 years proven experience with mobile and broadband operators across the world with development and implementation of marketing strategies and due diligence of suppliers that have lead to the successful launch of industry leading products & services. Before leaving Vodafone Magnus was leading the development of the global product marketing strategy for Vodafone’s consumer team including services such as mobile TV, mobile music and casual gaming that generated more than €1.4Bn in 2006. Prior to this Magnus had marketing and strategy roles at Vodafone, Orange, Driftbolaget and Framfab. He is also the co-founder of three successful start-ups whereof one was sold in 2001 and the second one went public in 2003. Few other people in the mobile industry come close to Magnus knowledge, experience and network in the business.

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In terms of design, Lumia 800 is equal to the Nokia N9, but in terms of specifications is different. Nokia Lumia 800 equipped with a single 1.4GHz processor and 3.7inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 800×480 pixels and 8MP camera with Carl Zeiss optical lens.

For Lumia 710 exhibits the characteristics to support for social sites like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn with a web browser, also features support for email and office integration.

At the Nokia  World Conference today also, the company has announced three new services that come free with Lumia – Nokia Drive, Nokia Music with MixRadio and GigFinder, and the Sports Hub.

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Track and Protect is a remote management tool and security application that can be used to secure content on a mobile device through remote commands sent via the Track and Protect web service.  Once users enable Track and Protect by selecting “Configure” from the Security Settings screen and create an online account at https://trackandprotect.com, security features are available immediately.  Users can log on to the online mapping system to accurately track the location of their N9 device in real time using Ovi Maps with satellite imagery.  Even if GPS tracking has been previously disabled, Track and Protect has the ability to switch GPS tracking back on for location requests.  Once the SIM card swap option is activated, all features are operable even after illegal SIM change.  Because Track and Protect uses SMS as transport for remote commands, the system runs the application in the background without consuming battery power, and coverage is truly global, even when in roaming mode – continuing to protect where other security applications fail.

The Nokia N9 began shipping September 27, 2011, to select countries worldwide. Highly anticipated for its distinctive button-free, all-swipe interface, Nokia has pre-loaded the N9 with market-leading applications for an instant out-of-the-box experience.  The device currently retails for $650 USD (16GB) and $730 USD (64GB).

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The Droid RAZR will be unveil by today according to official source.

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The phone uses curved AMOLED touch screen. There are three colors to choose from. Black, magenta and cyan.

The price range might be between RM1700-Rm1900.

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The Nokia 101 is Nokia’s fifth dual SIM device in the last three months and is the most affordable to date. The dual SIM functionality enables users to connect to two different networks to receive calls and messages.

The Nokia SIM manager allows users to select which SIM card to use to make a call or send a text message helping them manage costs and maintain network coverage without needing several phones. In addition, the SIM manager allows users to store the settings of up to five SIM cards on the phone, and to personalize them by assigning names and logos for each SIM setting.

In addition to an FM radio, the Nokia 101 features an integrated MP3 player and a 103 phon loudspeaker, and provides support for up to 16 GB microSD memory cards, allowing users to carry their entire music collection with them.

The Nokia 100 is perfect for people looking for durability and simplicity as well as affordability when making calls and sending text messages. The Nokia 100 is Nokia’s most affordable color display phone, and people can enjoy its new attractive grid-based menu system with fun and easy-to-read icons. Furthermore, the Nokia 100 features an FM radio, enabling users to tune into their favorite music stations, whether on-the-go or at home.

Both the Nokia 101 and Nokia 100 offer Nokia Life Tools (selected markets) and Nokia Money (in India), providing instant access to locally-relevant information on healthcare, education, agriculture and entertainment.

“We recognize that for many of the next billion people, a phone purchase is an investment. People are looking for a phone that offers great features but also one that is dependable,” said Mary McDowell, Executive Vice President, Mobile Phones, Nokia. “When paired with powerful and locally relevant services such as Nokia Life Tools, the Nokia 101 and Nokia 100 offer a unique experience that is simply unmatched in their markets at these price points.”

Pricing and Availability
The Nokia 101 will be available in the third quarter of 2011 for about 25 euros (USD 35) and comes in Phantom Black and Coral Red.

The Nokia 100 will be available in the fourth quarter of 2011 for about 20 euros (USD 30) and comes in a range of vibrant colors including Legion Blue, Festival Pink, Ocean Blue, Phantom Black and Coral Red.

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