America’s First Nokia Windows Phone from T-Mobile, The Nokia Lumia 710
Nokia Lumia 710 coming to America from T-Mobile on January 11, Starting from $49.99/-. Lumia 710 features a 3.7-inch ClearBlack WVGA touchscreen, a Qualcomm 1.4 GHz Snapdragon processor, and a 5-megapixel autofocus camera and inside it’s powered by the same Windows Phone 7.5 and other built-in apps and services like ESPN, Netflix, The Weather Channel, Slacker Radio, T-Mobile TV, Nokia Drive for voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation.
Nokia official has announced the that the latest software update for Nokia Lumia 800 has started rolling out with the several improvements including voice mail notification improvements, charging improvements, replying to mail improvement, improved display switching and improved audio quality.
Microsoft has just released the Xbox Companion App for its Windows Phone users and is available to download for free in Marketplace. You can control your Xbox from your Windows Phone with the Xbox Companion App. You can search the unified Xbox catalog for movies, TV shows, music, games and apps using the Windows phone and then can play or watch on your Xbox Console.
Nokia Searay will be around 110.7 x 57.1 mm (110.7 mm in height and 57.1 mm in width) which of course is smaller than Nokia N9 (116.45 x 61.2 mm). In fact it will be even smaller than Nokia N8 (113.5 x 59 mm)
It can not be avoided that Nokia Maps (aka Ovi Maps) are the most anticipated maps and navigational services around the world amongst any other Maps and Navigational services on any platform. Nokia previously made its web based maps available to HTML5 enabled browsers which directly facilitated Android and iOS devices, nonetheless with fewer features. Now a big and most awaited Nokia Maps on Windows Phone has been appeared with its full formed native app in Marketplace.
Microsoft Canada, apparently, has removed the recently revealed Windows Phones including Nokia Sabre, Samsung Yukon and Samsung Wembley.
Microsoft Canada accidentally or by whatever means, reveals the code names of unknown Windows Phone, Samsung Yukon, Samsung Wembley and Nokia Sabre along with well-known Nokia Searay.
The final version of Windows Phone SDK 7.1 has been released with final finished touches, a bunch of bug fixes, a better installation process and also seven additional languages.
Nokia Sea Ray, leaked as the first Nokia Windows Phone previously, is now being said to be launched in mid-October. Other names of Nokia’s first Windows Phone were also quoted by various blogs being as Nokia 703 or Nokia 800. So whatever it is, it’s said to be launch in a few weeks.
Nokia and Microsoft will now ship serious productivity and business apps to Symbian Belle smartphones by the end of year 2011. The apps include (Microsoft Lync, Microsoft PowerPoint Broadcast, Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft Document Connection). The updates will be sent out to the devices via in-device Software Update app. As yet informed, “Microsoft Apps” will be the name of the update which will contains all these apps.