Hey guy! I got something really cool to show you guys today, as you may or may not know for the last 4 weeks+ I have been super busy with work, testing out the lumia 800 and taking shots for this video that I have to show you guys today but before we get to the video i just want to share the idea I had when making this video.

So first off I wanted to crate a very very small scale version of the nokia Lumia 800  Amazing Everyday Video (I like that video so much!!) So I tried to get the cools shots I could find to put into the video, I went to bars, parties, shows,mountains and even to a local news station with the lumia 800 trying to get cool stuff to put into this video and I did to a point but with all that said I wish I had more time with the device so I could get all the cool shots I wanted but I did the best I could with the time I had, Hope you guys enjoy the video!

Please leave your comments letting me know what you think! Have a good day!

Now we all love the nokia n9 swipe unlock feature where you swipe from the edge of the screen to unlock the phone, The feature is something nokia came up with specially for the meego OS, long with the double tap feature but now all of you/us symbian fans can  get that same swipe unlock on our device! (well something pretty close to it anyway)

It’s a pretty nice app! it’s called “SwipeUnlock” and you can buy it now at the Nokia Store

Great news all you nokia n9 owners, you can now get google’s  Android 4.0.3 (ICS) to run on your nokia n9! thanks to the guys at  NITDroid! now before you go back-flipping all over the place please keep in mind that this is just the first Alpha release so everything isn’t working just yet but you can still do the basics.

image from gsm-arena

Here a list of things that should work:

- dualboot kernel (without reflashing), ability to choose OS after power on.
- 3D drivers, OpenGL
- hwrotation (portrait mode only, accelerometer HAL doesn’t work)
- touchscreen (multitouch)
- hw buttons (volume, power)
- ECI accessory (headset buttons)
- USB networking
- lcd off in sleep mode
- alarm driver, RTC
- mounting MyDocs as “SDCard” [realized; NOT FIXED, but HACK EXISTS]
- basic video decoding (sw) and playback, youtube (choppy)
- basic CellMo functionality: network registration, USSD, SMS, data (GPRS/EDGE/3G), signaling. Actually, ofono/ofono- ril stack is used: all things that it able to do on the n900.
- bluetooth (scanning, can pair devices. I didn’t test deeper).
- charging (note: without any notification in UI)
- sensors: accelerometer
- audio: playback (audio routing to: loudspeaker, headset or earpiece)
- lights HAL (lcd brightness)
- root access (via adb shell; su/Superuser.apk)

Demo video

And most important here is a  step by step guide and how to get ICS up and running on your n9:

1. Install dual-boot kernel as described here: http://forum.nitdroid.com/index.php?topic=90.0

2. Install sillyboot. Details: http://forum.nitdroid.com/index.php?topic=91.0

3. Are you ready for NIT? ДА или НЕТ?!?

a. Download tarball from here: http://depositfiles.com/files/ue9wxpz49 , check its integrity, md5 sum for this archive is ee57d8c3b9199e87bb5c355e8c9d1cc3
b. copy the archive to your Nokia N9.

c. execute “as root” command:

4. Reboot, push “Volume Up” button when message “Press VolUp to boot alternative OS” appear . Wait a little, pray a little…

First of all: go to Settings->Display->Sleep, choose “30 minutes”. Critical defect (“too deep sleep to ping watchdogs”) is yet to be fixed.
Don’t let your device sleep. Otherwise it could die:)

Enjoy!

5. Usefull stuff:
get adb from Android SDK (http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html)

Commands that would make your life easier:
adb connect 192.168.2.15:5039 — connect to your device. USB/ADB is broken, but ADB works well over USB networking.
adb logcat — for reading “main” log
adb logcat -b radio — for reading “radio” log
adb shell — to enter to shell
adb pull/push — allow get/put file from/to the device
adb shell rr — “restart radio” — restarts ofono and RIL
adb shell bb — show battery/charging status

Big thanks to the guys at NITDroid!!

We have all heard that catchy music for “The Amazing Everyday” videos, well now you can have that same catchy tone as your ringtone on your nokia Lumia, Symbian or Meego device. My self personally has had it as my ringtone for almost 3 months (maybe more), download link after the video!

Download Here! 

Hey Guys, I have got three (3) really cool videos from the nokia team for you guys today!

As we all know MWC was recently held in Barcelona (one of my favorite places)  where nokia announced their amazing 41mp beast known as the Nokia 808, but while they had everyone inside MWC mouths open and on the floor there was some pretty amazing going on outside as well, They challenged  a skateboarder,a free runner and a BMX  rider to take the social features of the Nokia Lumia 900 to the extreme! things like “checking in” on a rooftop and sharing photos on the run were all part of the fun and games! check out these amazing videos!

 Hey boys & girls I have got some great news for you! Today nokia announced what will be soon known as “the greatest camera smartphone” for the next few years maybe ever… The Nokia 808 PureView is the big brother to the now old nokia n8 which was announced in 2010, the nokia n8 up to today was one of the better if not the out right best camera smartphone on the market, it has a 12mp camera which is by no means small but looks very small next to the 41mp of the nokia 808.

The Nokia 808 PureView runs on nokia belle, it has 4 inch screen, 1gb of ram and 512 rom but the most notable thing about the 808 pureview is the 41 MP sensor camera, here are some specs:  7152 x 5368 pixels images , Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, Xenon flash & a led light for video, the  sensor size is 1/1.2, it also has  ND filters, geo-tagging, face detection and 1080p@30fps for video.

Here are some sample Images and Video!

Hey guys, I just ran across this video on youtube of an unboxing of the nokia n9! (black version) the packaging  looks really nice and compact plus i love the blue box . video below

via

Along with the announcement of the new n9, nokia also announced the Nokia play 360 bluetooth speaker with nfc, which means all you need to do to pair your phone with speaker is tap it! it looks pretty awesome to me!

At the Nokia Connection event in Singapore today, Nokia introduced the Nokia N9, the first-ever pure touch smartphone that is all about making things simpler. Navigating the UI is done with a simple gesture, a swipe of a finger. See the full specs below

SWIPE

The team behind the MeeGo-based Nokia N9 brought together elements of industrial design, software development and user interface advancements, as well as a developer platform to create a better way to use a phone. All that’s needed to use the Nokia N9 is a simple gesture, a swipe of the finger. It is an intuitive way to use all the different features and functions. Whenever you are in an application, you just swipe from the edge of the screen to go back home.

UNIBODY DESIGN

The Nokia N9 has a beautiful one-piece, unibody design where the hardware and software fit together seamlessly. The large, 3.9 inch curved glass AMOLED display lets the applications shine and take full benefit of the user interface. Thanks to the innovative laminated display technology, it looks like applications are literally floating on top of the screen. The body of the Nokia N9 is made from the best in polycarbonate material engineering today, enabling superior antenna performance over most other competitors’ smartphones. This means better reception, better voice quality and fewer dropped calls. The Nokia N9 comes in three colours: black, cyan and magenta and with large storage capacities of 16GB and 64GB on the two variants to be made available.

NO BUTTONS

The Nokia N9 is the world’s first pure touch screen phone without any front-facing buttons at all. You unlock the phone by just double-tapping the screen.

THREE HOME VIEWS

The user interface in Nokia N9 is designed around the things people typically use the most. This is why there are three recognizable home views arranged in a carousel: 1) Applications for launching and organizing your apps. 2) Events for social networking feeds and notifications for calls, texts, calendar events, etc. 3) Open applications for switching between all live apps you have used recently. You can pinch and zoom the screen to see either four or nine open app icons. In fact, the Nokia N9 delivers the best multitasking experience on any phone!

POWERFUL CAMERA

The 8MP auto focus camera with Carl Zeiss optics, dual LED flash and super wide 28mm lens works faster from start to capture than any other manufacturer’s smartphone camera in the market. HD video and true 16:9 resolution photos are supported. You can share your photos via MMS, email, NFC and many online services including Flickr and Facebook.

FAST WEB BROWSER

The fast web browser is built on the latest Webkit 2 technology. Even while loading a web page, the screen remains responsive. You can have several browser windows open in the open applications view and switching between them is, again, fast and easy. Favourite websites are shown as visual thumbnails, supported by a full browsing history. Wide HTML5 support offers access to rich web applications and fast video playback.

LATEST MAPS

The Nokia N9 has the latest Nokia Maps with free, voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation for walking and driving. There is also a dedicated Drive app for in-car navigation, which lets you start navigating to your destination instantly after entering your destination. Public transport routing in 85 cities means you can find the quickest route on foot or by tram, metro or train. You can also discover nearby places with cafés, shops, hotels and more, all marked along the way.

DOLBY SOUND

Dolby Headphone and Dolby Digital Plus support on the Nokia N9 turns regular stereo audio into personal surround sound on any headphones – first on any mobile phone.

NFC-ENABLED

Pairing between NFC-enabled accessories is easier than ever before – you do Bluetooth pairing only once and after that you can connect to them just by touching. You can also share content like photos or business cards via NFC.

The things that make the Nokia N9 unique – the industrial design, developments in software and user interface, and the ease of developer experience with Qt – will live on in a variety of ways in Nokia. You can go and experience the Nokia N9 for yourself at swipe.nokia.com. The site is full of interactive videos that show how the product works in real life – it is the second best thing to actually having the product in your hand! The Nokia N9 will be in stores later this year, with availability and local pricing to be announced closer to the sales start date.

via Nokia Conversations

Hey guys, Today I have got a nice little review of the nokia e7 that I got from the boys and girls at womworld/nokia, so watch and enjoy the video below and thanks to the Womworld guys again.

What do you guys think about the nokia e7 and i’m planing on getting the nokia e6 good idea?

(not seeing the video?…..reload the page again )