Nokia E7 - The Ultimate Business Smartphone

Nokia E7

A beautiful, innovative design with everything you need to stay in sync.

Nokia going to launch its New Business phone "Nokia E7-00" with New Symbian^3 Operating System, 4" ClearBlack AMOLED touch screen and QWERTY Keypad with HDMI Support. You can also connect your phone using HDMI directly to the HD TV and watch HD Videos Captured by E7 or Video Clips on Big Screen. Nokia E7 also supports Micro-USB. So you can access your USB Pen drive directly from phone. Nokia has just launch its new Nokia N8 Smartphone with 12 MP Camera.

The Nokia E7 is now available for pre-order in Finland and Sweden as of today and for other country Nokia Started the shipping of the Nokia E7 Device on December. Exact dates will vary by country, but at least we now have a solid date to go by.

Specification of Nokia E7:

• 4" ClearBlack AMOLED  touch screen and QWERTY
• Real-time work and personal emails
• Maps with free GPS navigation
• 8 MP camera and HD video
• Fully integrated social networks
• Symbian^3 Operating System
• Real-time push emails with Mail for Exchange
• Create, edit and share office docs and view PDF files with Adobe Reader.
• Easily set up your calendar and sync it with Microsoft Outlook.
• Chat through many IM services – Windows Messenger, Ovi Chat , Skype and more.
• Keep important data protected with F-Secure Anti-Theft for Mobile.
• Capture high-resolution photos and HD video using the 8 MP camera.
• Use an HDMI* cable to view HD videos and images on your compatible TV.
• National Geographic, CNN and many more channels with on-demand Web TV.

Get Full Specification on below link:

Specification

Video: Experience the Nokia E7

Video: Experience the Nokia E7

Contributor of the Month for December 2010 on Forum Nokia

Hello to all,

I am selected as Contributor of the month for December 2010 on Forum Nokia for Continued to contribute high quality articles and edit articles even after the contest was over. I was also a winner of the Qt contest last year.

Thanks to Forum Nokia Community for choosing me as Contributor of the month

Regards,
Chintan Dave.

Selected as Qt Wiki Article Contest Winner

Hello to all,

I am selected as winner in Nokia Qt Wiki Article Contest  for November 2010 and will get Nokia N8 as Prize.

Thanks to Forum Nokia for choosing me.

Nokia Qt is Cross-Platform Language. Using Qt we can make program to every platform like Symbian, Maemo, Meego, Window, Linux, Mac.  Qt language is really very easy language and we can make app by writing very less code and we can deploy our app everywhere as it is cross-platform language.

Chintan.

WaterBubble Game using Qt Quick - Developed by me

WaterBubble is very simple Entertainment game written for children and developed in Qt Quick for nokia device. By touching the touch screen in mobile or by mouse in computer, we can pop up the various kinds of bubbles. Also there are some small bubbles in the water popping up automatically.

You find the wiki article on Qt on Forum nokia Site on this link.

http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/WaterBubble_Game_Using_Qt_Quick

You can watch the WaterBubble Game in action on this video:




You find the wiki article on Qt on Forum nokia Site on this link.
http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/WaterBubble_Game_Using_Qt_Quick

[Pics] Won a Bada phone from challange

Here are some nice pictures of the prize.
Pictures were made as the package was unpacked.

The worst thing: yup this stupid "Not For Sale" label everywhere, at the front, back .
But hey I love the phon.

The Postman wondered why we have bought gold from Korea.

Soon, iPhone to replace car key

Ever thought about opening the door of your car from your phone just like James Bond does? Well, General Motors, Holden's parent company has now launched a new iPhone app that could replace the car key.
It can already warn of parking officers, order your groceries and boost your share portfolio.
General Motors is working on an app for the iPhone and rival Google phone for some of its cars sold in the United States.

The phone application will allow drivers to activate all of the traditional key fob features, including unlocking the doors and opening the boot.

There will also be a remote start function that could prove handy for warming up the car on those colder mornings (or cooling it down during summer), and if you forget where you parked you can set off your car's horn and lights at the touch of a button so it can alert you to its location.
The app, which is set to be available within a few months, will also display a vehicle "health report", which will include info such as fuel range, oil life, tyre pressures as well as a lifetime breakdown of average fuel economy for the car.

However, the app will only be available in the US, Canada and China, with buyers of Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick and GMC expected to be able to control their car from their phone within a few months.
The app is run as part of an in-vehicle safety and security system called OnStar.

"Technology empowers drivers to make decisions about their travels well before they enter the vehicle, meaning their full attention can stay where it needs to be - on the road ahead," the Sydney Morning Herald quoted company spokesman Chris Preuss as saying.

Mobile phones 'to be recharged wirelessly from 2012'

Cell phone users may soon be able to recharge their devices wirelessly.

Japanese technology company Fujitsu has developed a system capable of simultaneously charging multiple portable electronic devices such as mobile phones, digital cameras and laptop computers without the need for cable connections.

Electric cars users may also eventually be able to charge their vehicles wirelessly using the same technology according to Fujitsu, which unveiled a prototype system at an Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers conference at Osaka Prefecture University.

Claiming to be the world's first of its kind, the technology works on the basis of the transmission of electricity using magnetic fields between the charger and the electronic device.

The system enables wireless charging at distances of up to several metres, with the ultimate aim of installing public "charging spots" on the streets in order to enable easy charging around the clock.
Scientists at Fujitsu Laboratories are planning to commercially sell products incorporating the new wireless charging system as early as 2012 but did not disclose how much they would cost.

"This technology paves the way to integrating compact wireless charging functions into mobile phones and enabling multiple portable devices to be charged simultaneously without any restrictions on their position with respect to the charger," the Telegraph quoted the company as saying in a statement.