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Podcast: Talking with Matt #13
It’s time for another podcast (35 min) with Matthew Bennett: – Audio version – Video version This week we discussed the Nokia N97, the Samsung i8910 (Omnia HD), and the Nokia E75! Other topics include...
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Unboxing the Nokia 6790 (Surge)
Well look what FedEx dragged in – it’s the Nokia 6790 (Surge), a Symbian smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard running S60v3 Feature Pack 2 that’s exclusive to the US market (AT&T) – at least for now...
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Nokia 6790 (Surge) iSync plugin
There’s apparently no iSync plugin yet from Nokia for the 6790 (Surge), so I used my developer skills and whipped one together. Simply download, unzip and copy to the /Library/PhonePlugins folder!...
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Podcast: Talking with Matt #14
It’s time for another podcast (25 min) with Matthew Bennett: – Audio version – Video version This week (episode 15 14) we discussed the Nokia N900, the Nokia N97 (which I accidentally drop), and the...
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Pictures taken with the Nokia 6790
On paper, the Nokia 6790 (Surge) camera looks like a whole lot of “meh“! With only 2 megapixels, no auto-focus, and no flash, it’s nothing to write home about… Or is it? The lens and sensor are...
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Unboxing the Nokia 7705 (Twist)
What? Another CDMA phone from Nokia? Madness! Behold the Nokia 7705 (Twist), a feature phone with a QWERTY keyboard and an ultra cool swivel form factor that’s exclusive to the US market (Verizon)....
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Nokia 7705 (Twist) camera
As I’ve already mentioned, the Nokia 7705 (Twist) offers a great form-factor and decent hardware, but horrible software – just watch my rant at the 12-minute mark in this podcast :) Ditto the camera....
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Palm Pixi Plus camera
Short version. The Palm Pixi Plus camera is crap! Long version. The Pixi Plus offers significant value with significant compromise. While the software is elegant and intuitive, the hardware is cheap...
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