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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Nokia N9: Thanks, But No Thanks.

The Nokia N9 is surely a candidate for one of the most pleasant, fast and thoughtfully designed phones you are going to see around. There’s a lot of things to like about the N9: (bullet) the quality and responsiveness of the touch screen, the nifty ‘swiping’ features, the general look and feel of the (unibody) hardware, the navigation and ‘Drive’ applications, the curved glass, the camera quality, the way notifications work, the incoming updates river view, the lack of buttons, built-in NFC capabilities, and so on. Thumbs up Nokia!

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Clash Of The Titans!

The war is officially on: It's Google+ vs. Facebook, in the battle to become the biggest or best global social network.

After rolling out a three-month test phase with limited openings, Google+ is now open to the general public for sign-up and use. Google's new social network site has also integrated its search engine into the design (which is pretty cool), and expanded its "Handouts" video chat feature for mobile use and broadcasting.

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