Motorola A925
 
The Motorola A925 is the second 3G smartphone to be developed jointly by Motorola and 3. Based on the UIQ user interface it incorporates a touch screen and handwriting technology. The A925 features 2-way video calling, video streaming and downloading, location-based services with built in AGPS, Java gaming and advanced PDA functionality. Available now.

Motorola A925 Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v7.0
User Interface: UIQ 2.0
Operating Frequency: Tri-band 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz 3G / UMTS / GPRS
Email Protocols: POP3
Width: 60mm
Length: 148.5mm
Weight: 212g
208 x 320 pixels, 16-bit
Color Depth: 65K colors
Number of Cameras: 1
Camera Pixels: Integrated VGA camera: 640 x 480 (still image)
176 x 144 (QCIF video)
Music Player: MP3 Player
Video Calling: 2 way video call
Browsing: Built-in Opera web browser, xHTML MP, cHTML, iHTML, WML 1.2.1
Connectivy: Bluetooth? technology, USB
Memory: Built in 8 MB (or 8192 KB) Expandable MMC / SD slot

Nokia 3650/3600
 
Optimized for MMS and media applications, the Nokia 3650 and 3600 imaging phones build on the success of the Nokia 7650 with additional memory and video recording and playback facilities. The 3650 has tri-band global network coverage and is available in China and Europe. The 3600 has dual-band network coverage and is available in the US.

Nokia 3650 Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v6.1
User Interface: S60
Operating Frequency: Nokia 3650:Tri-band, GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Nokia 3600: Dual-band, GSM 850 / 1900 MHz
Email Protocols: SMTP, IMAP4, POP3
Width: 57mm
Length: 130mm
Weight: 130g
Display: 176 x 208 pixels
Color Depth: full color - 4096 colors
Number of Cameras: 1
Camera Pixels: 640 x 480 pixels
Video capture: H.263 video inside 3GP file format
Imaging Features: Two way video, Integrated flash, etc
Music Player: RealAudio and RealVideo

Browsing: XHTML, Java MIDP 1.0
Connectivy: Bluetooth? technology, Infrared, SyncML, play games
Memory: External memory on 3V MMC memory card

Nokia 3660/3620
 
The Nokia 3660 and Nokia 3620 further expand the portfolio of Symbian OS smartphones that have advanced imaging capabilities. In addition to an integrated high-resolution VGA camera for still picture and video capture, a video player and MMS functionality, they both feature a 65,500 color display. The tri-band Nokia 3660 (GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900) is primarily for the European, Middle-East and Asia Pacific markets while the Nokia 3620 (GSM/GPRS 850/1900) phone is primarily for the Americas. Both are expected to be available in Q4 2003.

Nokia 3660/3620 Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v6.1
User Interface: S60
Operating Frequency: Nokia 3660: Tri-band, GSM/GPRS' 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Nokia 3620: Tri-band ,GSM/GPRS, 850 / 1900 MHz
Email Protocols: SMTP, IMAP4, POP3
Width: 57mm
Length: 130mm
Weight: 130g
Display: 176 x 208 pixels
Color Depth: full color - 65K colors
Number of Cameras: 1
Camera Pixels: 640 x 480 pixels
Video capture: H.263 video inside 3GP file format
Imaging Features: Two way video, Integrated flash, etc
Music Player: RealAudio and RealVideo

Browsing: WXHTML browsing over HSCSD and GPRS
Connectivy: Bluetooth? technology, Infrared, SyncML, play games
Memory: External memory on 3V MMC memory card

Nokia 7650
 
The Nokia 7650 phone has an integrated digital camera. Store, download, or send your pictures to a friend as a multimedia message (MMS). MMS allows you to send a message containing text and pictures to a compatible phone.

The Nokia 7650 phone makes it easy to use multimedia entertainment and information services; you can receive the latest news or sports headlines together with a picture and a short commentary.

The connection to WAP services over GPRS is always on, so you can quickly connect to your WAP homepage or a book-marked page.

Nokia 7650 Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v6.1
User Interface: S60
Operating Frequency: Dual-band EGSM 900, GSM 1800, and GSM 900 / 1800 MHz; automatic switching between bands
Email Protocols: SMTP, POP3, and IMAP4
Width: 56mm
Length: 114mm
Weight: 154g
Display: Illuminated high-contrast, full-graphics color display
Number of Cameras: 1
Camera Pixels: Image capture at 640x480 resolution
Photo album 3.6 MB
Voice Features: Voice dialing; memory for 25 names and numbers
Voice recorder
Browsing: WAP 1.2.1 over GSM data, HSCSD, and GPRS
Connectivy: Infrared, Bluetooth? technology, Wireless phone-to-phone or phone-to-PC connectivity
Memory: 72 Mb expandable memory

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Nokia N-Gage

It's a game deck, it's an MP3 player, it's a wireless browser, it's a phone. If it's a Nokia N-Gage mobile game deck, it's all of these and more. If you want to know exactly what's inside this little package, you're on the right page.

Nokia N-Gage? Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v6.1
User Interface: S60
Operating Frequency: GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Email Protocols: SMS, MMS
Width: 69.7mm
Length: 133mm
Weight: 135g
Display: 176 x 208 pixels, pixel ratio: HxV 1:1
Color Depth: TFT, 14096 colors, 12-bit 6M colors
Java APIs: - CLDC 1.0
- MIDP 1.0
- Nokia UI API
- Wireless Messaging API
- Mobile Media API
Browsing: WAP 2.0 XHTML/HTML multimode browser
Connectivy: WAP OTA, Bluetooth? technology, USB PC Suite,
email attachment, MMS
Memory: External Memory Card supported

Nokia 9210, 9210i and 9210c
 
Initially launched in Europe in 2000 as the Nokia 9210 Communicator, the following variants soon reached the shops: Chinese variant 9210c, US variant 9290 and the European successor to the 9210, the 9210i. Optimized for the enterprise market, the 9200 series features a full keyboard, HTML and WAP browsers, email and office applications.

Nokia Nokia 9210, 9210i and 9210c Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v6.0
User Interface: S80
Operating Frequency: Dual-band EGSM 900 / 1800 MHz
Email Protocols: IMAP4, POP3, SMTP (SSL, TLS)
Width: 56mm
Length: 158mm
Weight: 244g
Display: Full-color display
Color Depth: 4096 colors
Camera Features: Digital camera connectivity
Video Features: 9210: video player
9210i: RealOne Player
Applications: Word processor, spreadsheet, presentation viewer, file manager, contacts and agenda
Connectivy: IrDA, Ir-TranP and cable (DLR-2L)

Nokia 9290
 
The Nokia 9290 Communicator is the US variant of the Nokia 9210. Optimized for the enterprise market, it features email, fax, mobile Internet, a calendar, HTML and WAP browsers, contacts information and a full keyboard.

Nokia 9290 Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v6.0
User Interface: S80
Operating Frequency: GSM 1900 MHz
Email Protocols: IMAP4 or POP3, SMTP, MIME 1 & 2. NHTML
Width: 1.06"
Length: 6.22"
Weight: 8.6oz
Display: Full-color display 640 x 200 pixels
Color Depth: 4096 colors
Extra Features: Real audio and video and Macromedia Flash
Applications: Word processor, spreadsheet, presentation viewer, file manager, contacts and agenda
Connectivy: IrDA, Ir-TranP and RS-232
Memory: Multimedia card slot. 16Mb memory included

FOMA? D901i

The FOMA? D901i was the first Mitsubishi mobile phone based on Symbian OS, built exclusively for NTT DoCoMo’s 3G FOMA network in Japan.

The D901i offers surround 3D sound for vivid ringing melodies and realistic audio effects when playing i-appli? games or using other applications.

The D901i has an integrated Super CCD Honeycomb camera? with effective resolution of 2 megapixels and auto focus. The D901i can create videos at up to 30 frames/second and QVGA video can be recorded or played back with TV-broadcast quality. The multi-illumination light on the bottom of the handset changes its color and blinking pattern to indicate incoming mail and phone calls.



FOMA? D901i Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v6.1
Width: 50mm
Length: 106mm
Weight: 136g
Display: approx.2.4 inches
Color Depth: 262k colors; QVGA; TFT
Number of Cameras: 2
Camera Pixels: Outer CCD camera with 2 megapixel effective resolution and 2 megapixel recorded resolution
Inner CMOS camera with 320k pixel effective resolution and 310k pixel recorded resolution
Video calling: approx. 100 minutes
Memory: miniSD memory card

Nokia 6620

The Nokia 6620 imaging phone is the first Symbian OS smartphone for the Americas market optimized for use on high-speed EDGE networks. Still images and video clips can be captured by the integrated VGA camera for real-time video streaming over the EDGE network using the built-in RealOne player. Users have the ability to use the 2x digital zoom and a self-timer feature to allow everyone to be included in a photo, whilst the extended memory enables the saving of thousands of images. It is based on the Series 60 platform that enables business and productivity tools such as mobile email, over-the air synchronization of PDA data, and a wide selection of third-party applications. The Nokia 6620 is expected to be available during Q2 of 2004.


Nokia 6620 Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v7.0s
User Interface: S60
Operating Frequency: GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 850 / 1900 / 1800 MHz
Email Protocols: SMIL (Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language), MMS and email
Width: 49mm
Length: 102mm
Weight: 125g
Display: 176 x 208 pixels
Color Depth: bright active matrix TFT color display - 65k colors
Number of Cameras: 1
Camera Pixels: 2 x digital zoom and a self-timer
Video recorder: RealOne mobile player for real-time video streaming
Browsing: HTML 4.01, XHTML, CSS and WML
Connectivy: Bluetooth? technology, Infrared and SyncML
Memory: MMC memory card

Panasonic X700

The X700 smartphone is the first phone from Panasonic to use Symbian OS. This compact digital camera phone, with video capability, is a stylish clamshell design and supports the miniSD? card. It allows users to view and edit presentations and documents, which can then be seamlessly connected to other AV equipment. In addition, the X700’s digital camera, video, email and multimedia messaging capabilities make it a comprehensive phone for personal and business use. The X700 uses the S60 user interface and shipments across Europe are expected to begin in Q3 2004.

Panasonic X700 Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v7.0s
User Interface: S60
Operating Frequency: Tri-band GSM, GPRS class 10
Email Protocols: SMS, MMS and email
Width: 49mm
Length: 97mm
Weight: 107g
Display: Full color TFT display
Color Depth: 65k colors
Number of Cameras: 1
Camera Pixels: Integrated VGA camera
Video Features: capture, download and playback
Extra Features: View and edit native Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint documentsdio with Visual Radio client
Browsing: WAP 2.0
Connectivy: USB, infrared, Bluetooth? technology
Memory: miniSD memory card

Sendo X
 
The Sendo X is the first Sendo smartphone based on Symbian OS and the Series 60 user interface. It is a highly featured multimedia smartphone and is compact, stylish, small and light with a distinctive aluminium finishing. Containing a 176 x 220 TFT display with up to 65K colors and a built-in camcorder function, the Sendo X can record more than half an hour of quality video and audio. It features a dual acoustic chamber speaker system for the highest quality sound and its extensive memory allows users to store a whole music album on the phone.

Sendo X Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v6.1
User Interface: S60
Operating Frequency: Tri-band: GSM and GPRS
Email Protocols: SMS, MMS, email
Width: 48.5mm

Length: 110.5mm
Weight: 120xg
Display: 176 x 220 pixels
Color Depth: 65K colors
Number of Cameras: 1
Camera Features still camera with 4x digital zoom, integrated flash with automatic red-eye reduction
Music Player: MP3 Music Player with dual acoustic chamber speaker system
Video Player: RealOne player with H.263, MPEG 4 and RealVideo formats
Extra Features: for Word, Excel, PDF, PowerPoint and ZIP
Browsing: HTML 4.01, Frames, WAP 2.0, XHTML MP and Security (SSL and WTLS)
Connectivy: USB, infrared and Bluetooth? technology
Memory: 64 Mb flash memory with 32 Mb free to users,
MMC and SD cards

Siemens SX1

A unique keypad arrangement, outstanding design and the world’s most powerful suite of features and applications for its size set the SX1 apart from other handsets - perfect for the most demanding mobile phone consumers.

The SX1 has strips of keys built in to each side of the phone, instead of an ordinary keypad, to give it a sleek shape. This design innovation also shifts the large, 65K color high-resolution screen into the center of the device without compromising overall size as the SX1 only weighs 110 grams. Embedded discreetly underneath the screen are central navigation keys which help make the features of the SX1 even easier to navigate in the usual portrait mode or, if the application supports it, in landscape mode.

Powerful as it is beautiful, the SX1 hosts the ultimate entertainment and business package. Features packed into a slender 99cm volume frame include: built-in video player, camcorder, music player and FM radio; rich unlimited gaming supported by S60 or Java (J2ME); full set of business applications directly comparable to a normal PDA, including local and wireless sync. By combining the latest entertainment and business technology, the SX1 is perfect for those who ‘work hard, play harder’.





Siemens SX1 Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v6.1
User Interface: S60
Operating Frequency: Tri-band GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Email Protocols: SMS, MMS and email
Width: n/a
Length: n/a
Weight: n/a
Display: 170 x 220 pixels
Color Depth: TFT Display - 65K
Number of Cameras: 1
Camera Features Integrated VGA Camera with 4x zoom
Music Player: Audio Player, Video Player/Recorder, FM Radio

Extra Features: Remote synchronization of calendar entries, addresses, tasks and notes via SyncML
Browsing: XHTML, WAP 2.0
Connectivy: Bluetooth? technology, IrDA and USB interface
Memory: MultiMediaCard-Slow for memory extension

Sony Ericsson P800/802
 
The P800 is Sony Ericsson's first Symbian OS smartphone and is also the first smartphone in the market to use the UIQ user interface. It is a pen-based, touchscreen, 2.5G and tri-band phone with advanced multimedia functionality. It includes a built-in camera, a Sony Memory Stick Duo for file storage, a jog dial for one hand usage and has a battery standby time of up to 400 hours.

The Sony Ericsson P800 smartphone is available as a Chinese language version, the P802 smartphone. The Sony Ericsson P802 has a complete Chinese interface for messaging and contacts and the input methods are Pinyin and Stroke. It also supports Chinese handwriting recognition.

Sony Ericsson P800/802 Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v7.0
User Interface: UIQ
Operating Frequency: Tri-band: GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 and GSM 850 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Email Protocols: SMS, MMS and email
Width: 53mm
Length: 108.6mm
Weight: 118g
Display: 176 x 208 pixels
Color Depth: full color – 65K colors
Number of Cameras: 1
Camera Pixels: megapixel (1152 x 864 pixels) camera with a high-quality lens, 4x digital zoom and a self-timer
Music Player:: MP3/AAC music player
Video recorder: RealOne mobile player for real-time video streaming
Browsing: WAP, XHTML supported
Connectivy: Bluetooth? technology and USB
Memory: 72MB expandable memory

Sony Ericsson P900
 
Building on the successful Sony Ericsson P800, the Sony Ericsson P900 smartphone is smaller, faster, simpler to use and more flexible. Incorporating the UIQ user interface, it features video recording capability, a 65K color touch screen, increased memory and an excellent gaming experience. It has fully secure remote access to email and office functions, which combined with its telephony and Internet access make it a fully featured and connected mobile office. The Sony Ericsson P900 is expected to go on sale in Q4 2003.

Sony Ericsson P900 Specifications
Symbian OS Version: v7.0s
User Interface: UIQ 2.1
Operating Frequency: Tri-band GSM/GPRS/HSCSD 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Email Protocols: Email, MMS, EMS, SMS
Width: 53mm
Length: 108.6mm
Weight: 118g
Display: Large TFT touchscreen 20 x 320 pixels
Color Depth: 65K colors
Number of Cameras: 1
Camera Features Integrated digital camera: still pictures and video clip recording
Music Player:: MP3 Music Player
Video recorder: Video playback
Browsing: Web and WAP
Connectivy: Bluetooth? technology, Infrared
Memory: Memory Stick? Duo? Slot - up to 128MB removable memory