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Nokia Lumia 610: Cheapest phone in series launched at Rs 12999,



NEW DELHI: Aiming a larger share in the country's smartphone market, Finnish handset maker Nokia today launched its Windows-based phone 'Lumia 610' at Rs 12,999, the cheapest device in the series.

The company has two other devices in the category -- Lumia 710 priced at about Rs 15,000 and Lumia 800 at about Rs 24,000.

"The Nokia Lumia 610 will introduce Windows Phone to a new generation of smartphone users ... It is designed to appeal to a more youthful audience purchasing their first smartphone," Nokia India Director (Smart Devices) Vipul Mehrotra told reporters here.

This is an offering that competes strongly on quality against other smartphones at its price point and provides access to one lakh applications, Xbox Live, Nokia Music, Nokia Drive and Nokia Maps, he added.

"It showcases our commitment to creating a robust line up of devices on the Windows Phone platform that caters to all," Mehrotra said.

Nokia and Microsoft had announced their partnership last year to help fight stiff competition from rivals Apple and Samsung in the smartphone market. The Lumia series, the first one from the alliance, was introduced in globally in October last year.

Nokia Lumia 610 comes with features like Mix Radio (a free mobile music-streaming and offline listening app) and Nokia Transport (tracks public transportation directly on a mobile device in more than 430 cities worldwide, including bus and train routes for 45 cities globally).


It runs on the latest version of Windows Phone 7.5 and has a touchscreen, 8 GB internal storage, 5MP camera and runs on a 800 MHz processor.

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Verizon Wireless Enhances 4G LTE Network Coverage in Capital District

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How BlackBerry's decline will force BYOD,






The Bring Your Own Device approach to mobility has plenty of issues, from who can wipe the device to who owns the data. Companies have been handling these issues in small pilot projects, manageable test sets, and in some cases, rolling it out wholesale. But what about the companies that haven’t done that?

What about corporations that need the security that BES and BlackBerry undeniably provide? The places where employees still get issued a BlackBerry to handle all company business on? The IT departments with a practical knowledgebase built up over years of handling the BES/Exchange hybrid?

You know, the places that are going to come to a grinding halt when RIM goes down the tubes. Let’s face it, RIM is dead. There is no coming back when the tank tread of technology has already rolled over your neck. They are still pumping out code, still pushing updates, and still have the most secure phone and data system out there right now. But they’re just waiting for the death rattle to happen, what with a billion dollars of inventory in warehouses, PlayBook tablets not even worth firesaling, and BlackBerry 10 amounting to too little, too late.

Will it be a dead stop? No. Many enterprise customers, even down to the medium-sized market, have their own BES servers, and the cell carriers will no doubt keep their systems running to keep milking those accounts as long as possible.

But over time, with patching stopped, the BlackBerries of the world will get more and more vulnerable and less and less useful. And they will go away. It won’t be very easy for any company to replace smartphones in bulk, and all at once. After all, buying thousands of iPhones or Android devices isn’t going to be cheap. If they can pay out a simple subsidy to each employee for their own account, and just have instructions for each moile OS, that might be a lot easier and cheaper than either propping RIM up or buying truckloads of new phones.

So, those companies might embrace BYOD out of a combination of the need for mobility and the financial benefits of permitting employees to use the smartphones they already own.

What implications will this have? The disclosure of electronically stored information (ESI) would be altered for those companies, and they should go over it with the legal department. Onboarding and termination procedures would have to change. And legal should also be involved in determining how to handle departing employees’ cries of “you can’t wipe my phone!” as well as other issues.

Luckily, the BYOD market is definitely capable and strong. There are plenty of mobile device management (MDM) products, private App Stores, and other similar tools to make BYOD manageable.

In either case, any company that still has ties to BlackBerry should start making preparations for BYOD now, or risk falling behind in support when it becomes the de facto standard among their user base.


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Another iPhone 5 Feature Practically Confirmed,


 



Everyone is showing excitement about the upcoming iPhone 5 and the upgrades that the device may get. Everyone expects Apple to have upgraded the handset to ensure that it is one of the top phones in the world. As of course there is a great deal of competition with devices such as the Galaxy S3 from Samsung and the Nexus 7 from Google.
iPhone 5 features: 19 pin mini dock connector "pretty much confirmed"

However bear in mind that change is usually for the better but it generally comes at higher cost. When it comes to the iPhone this may be in the form of iPhone accessories. TapScape reports that the iPhone 5 is "pretty much confirmed to get a 19-pin mini connector." TechCrunch were the first to break this news when they cited three companies who make accessories for the iPhone as well.

The three manufacturers were all in agreement that the iPhone 5 will come with a 19 pin dock port. This has left many manufacturers of accessories (along with owners of accessories) sweating, having to wait for official confirmation from Apple.

Apple has always used the 30 pin ports on their devices and the change could mean that accessories that could be used between iOS devices in the past would not work. If the change is true it would mean that users would have to go out and purchase new dock stations, speakers and a whole host of other accessories that have the 19 pin connector.

This comes in as the second iPhone 5 feature that has practically been 'confirmed'. The first of course was that it would be LTE capable based on the fact that as of this year, the iPad is.


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