The New Nokia 110 And 112 Dual-SIM Phones!

Nokia is definitely a force to reckon with in the smartphones world of today, but they definitely are not losing sight of their low end customers with the launch of their new Nokia 110 and Nokia 112 dual-SIM phones. The phones are all about being social, with direct access to Facebook and Twitter from the home screen, and the eBuddy IM service preloaded.

They may not be the ideal hardwares for viewing HD movies, but are likely adequate to pass for viewing the shots taken with the VGA camera. Talking about a stripped-down phone with prices to match; the 110 landing at around 35€ and the 112 just three euros more.

Symbian Belle for 35€? Make I go wash my eyes abeg...

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All Hail The Porsche-Designed Blackberry P9981

Ok, this might not be the kind of BB design we have been used to but change is definitely here. This beauty is designed by the car manufacturers Porsche and boasts of the Blackberry OS 7 with an exclusive Porsche Design User Interface.

Under the hood, the Porsche-designed Blackberry P9981 runs on a 1.2GHz processor, 768MB RAM, 8GB of internal storage, 5MP rear shooter, 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 2.1.

This surely is one lovely gadget that is gonna rock the smartphones community time and time again.

Everything about this phone oozes class: RIM is setting aside an exclusive range of PINs that will allow P9981 owners to identify each other!

Price? Na here gan gan the wahala dey. Loading…. loading…… loading……… $2,000#@! Olobe ni awon pipu yi ke. That is somebody’s salary for half a year! O ga o.

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The BlackBerry Empathy.

Even reviewing the concept behind the design of this “crazy” phone gives me goose pimples. Gone are those days when we connect with contacts stored on our phones via calls and text messages: it is about time we started sharing the moods of our friends and relatives via the Blackberry Empathy.

The concept device was designed by Kiki Tang and Daniel Yoon for a RIM sponsored project at the Art Center College of Design.

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