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To: slacker711 who wrote (4313)	10/24/2006 7:55:42 AM
From: Dexter Lives On	Respond to of 9255

I found the text that goes with that photo interesting: Nokia prepping a GPS-capable sibling for the 770? Posted Oct 23rd 2006 6:20PM by Paul Miller Filed under: GPS, Handhelds Yeah, we're still waiting for a WiMax-based, thumb board-sporting 770 successor, but until Nokia makes all of our wildest dreams come true in that fashion, it looks like they've got a cute little brother on the way to keep us occupied in the interim. About all we've got to go on so far is this fuzzy camphone pic, but the device purportedly rocks the SiRF Star III GPS chipset, along with a bit of audio and video codec support for entertainment purposes. In truth, the device bears much more of a resemblance to HP's latest iPAQ, the rx5900 Travel Companion, than the 770 line, but hopefully Nokia squeezed in some Linux and WiFi love to make it worth the effort. If it all proves to be legit, we could be seeing this little GPS unit by Christmas, so start saving that indeterminate amount of pennies! Very cool !! TM

To: slacker711 who wrote (4313)	10/24/2006 10:36:24 AM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9255

The Rumor Mill (Nokia Eseries) The rumor has been that the next 3 Nokia Eseries models from the Enterprise Solutions Group will be ... E61i is slimmer version of E61 with camera. E65 is clone of N80 (with one camera). E90 is next Communicator with two cameras and GPS. Mobile Review's 'badger' who usually is pretty darned well clued in says ... >> Confirmed. These devices feature HSDPA 3.6 and WLAN. The slider looks more like a 6280 than an n80, it also includes advanced voip and conference call controls. The communicator is kinda like a revo and has a double armed hinge, cam for VT is internal. s60 inside and out, no TS Touch screen). large but very powerful device. Expect leaked images before to long, they will soon arrive with the mobile operators for testing. I believe the plan is to ship a matter of weeks after the announcement... << Is this device ... ... pictured in this recent presentation (pages 7 and 10) beside an ultra-thin phone tinyurl.com ... the new Psion Revo like device with "a double armed hinge," the long awaited Communicator replacement? Way back when I almost bought a Revo. Opted instead for a Palm IIIc cable connected to a QUALCOMM QCP860 instead instead. Replaced that IIIc with a Palm V, then owned 2 Kyocera Palm based smartphones -- son and grandson of PDQ. - Eric -

To: slacker711 who wrote (4313)	10/30/2006 10:08:22 AM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9255

Nokia 330 Auto Navigation - Enjoy the Ride! Monday October 30, 4:28 am ET Navigate Through Europe Easily With Nokia's New Car Navigation Device ESPOO, Finland, October 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Nokia (NYSE: NOK - News) today announced its first dedicated personal navigation device to include Europe-wide maps, the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation, to take you across European borders effortlessly allowing you to enjoy the ride, while it does the navigating. The sophisticated Nokia 330 Auto Navigation provides seamless navigation from one European country to the next, with clear spoken and visual directions on the large 3.5 inch color touch screen. ADVERTISEMENT With the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation, there is no need to worry about where you're going. Simply enter the destination of your journey and follow the directions from the large 3.5 inch color touch screen, optimized for intuitive ease-of-use. You can choose other destinations easily too from the quick address look-ups prompted by the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation. "Consumers are increasingly eager to use personal navigation devices while driving and we are delighted to introduce the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation device to meet this demand," said Razvan Olosu, vice president, Multimedia Enhancements at Nokia. "Nokia 330 Auto Navigation complements the recently announced GPS and navigation solutions from Nokia. Finding your way across Europe is simple with this comprehensive navigation package, including an integrated GPS receiver and European maps." The Nokia 330 Auto Navigation has an integrated GPS receiver to make sure you will get the best possible satellite coverage on your journey. The device contains a 2GB memory card for the preinstalled Europe-wide map data and detailed travel information.* Tailor the visual instructions to your preference with adjustable 2D/3D, day or night view, or alter the audio to your suitable language or volume, or simply request a repeat of the last instruction. There is no need to drive dull either - the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation includes advanced entertainment features too, so you can enjoy your music player, photo viewer and video player. The Nokia 330 Auto Navigation is expected to be available in select channels in Europe during the fourth quarter 2006 at an estimated retail price of EUR 360 without taxes. Nokia 330 Auto Navigation uses the ROUTE 66 Navigate 7 application and NAVTEQ map data. ROUTE 66 is a company specialized in personal mobile navigation. NAVTEQ is a leading provider of comprehensive digital map information for automotive navigation systems, location-based services and government and business solutions. *Some European regions are not 100% covered