Monday, October 11, 2010

Win Nokia C7 for you and your friends

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Nokia is running a contest to kick up interest in the phone. Following the C7's launch, the company will choose five of the most active users on its Nokia global Facebook page. Those five finalists will be provided with a C7 to put together a party using different social networks. The one who generates the greatest amount of coverage will win a C7 for themselves and 20 of their friends.
Now Nokia's C7 smartphone around the world.  The C7 is Nokia's second phone powered by its new Symbian 3 mobile operating system.
The 3.5-inch glass touch-screen is an active-matrix OLED that offers 640x360 pixel resolution. The C7 offers an 8-megapixel camera that can shoot stills and high-definition video. Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity and 8GB of memory are part of the package as well. The focus of the new phone is social networking.
The C7 can display multiple home screens to receive live updates from Facebook and Twitter and provide quick access to certain e-mail accounts, such as Ovi Mail, Yahoo Mail, and Windows Live Hotmail. You can customize the home screen to display different widgets, including news, weather, e-mail, and contacts. You can share your location with Facebook friends by widget.

C7 customers can download apps from Ovi Store. Nokia C7 has excellent social networking abilities for people who want to check in and stay up to date.

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Mobile Documents download available at ovi store

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Mobile Documents is an app for Push Mail with unique attachment viewing and Handling capabilities. Send, view, read and receive heavy attachments instantly, (including PDF, PPT, DOC and images), without a download. Easy email setup and Works with IMAP, Exchange, Gmail, Yahoo!, GMX, Ovi etc.,

Download it here http://store.ovi.com/content/39140


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Motorola's Google Android smartphone

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Motorola announced the new Google Android smartphone at a press event on Tuesday. The phone has 3.1-inch touch screen display and a QWERTY keypad. This first Android phone designed specifically for business users.

The company has added several features to make it a strong BlackBerry competitor. BlackBerry is still the No. 1 smartphone used by large corporate customers. The most important features which allow IT professionals to secure the devices and protect data from leaking out of the company.

Corporate IT departments have been reluctant to support Android devices because they lack key security features. The Droid Pro aims to address this issue. One of the key features is the ability to remotely wipe the device of its contents and the memory card if it's lost or stolen.

In addition to the features, Motorola also plans to add device encryption which will encrypt all data on the phone. This make the content unreadable if it is lost or stolen and someone hacks the security password to the device. This features is a key requirement for enterprise IT organizations.

Addition to this encryption, RIM also adds another level of security. while the data sent over network the security will make the data unreadable without a security key if it is intercepted. This added layer of security is one reason that the U.S. government and other highly secure enterprise customers use BlackBerry devices and subscribe to its Enterprise server products.

Another important feature added to the Droid Pro is support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync technology. This allows corporate users to get their work e-mail pushed to their phones. RIM's push technology has made e-mail its killer application for most corporate users. But with ActiveSync, the Motorola Droid Pro and other devices using the technology, can get the same type of e-mail service as people using a BlackBerry.