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Nokia phones have always been my first choice. I remember when I was in college my first mobile was of Nokia and now-a-days also I am using a good featured Nokia mobile. Now, the newest Nokia phone comes from Goldstriker’s Stuart Hughes. But this latest luxurious Nokia cellphone is called Nokia Supreme (a Nokia 8800) which is nothing more than an upgraded Nokia Royal which is nothing more than a blinged out Nokia 8800 Arte.

Now, the luxury bedazzler is back with an entry-level alternative to its $3.2 million iPhone 3GS Supreme. There will be only three Nokia Supreme phones manufactured, each priced fabulously at £99,995.00, about €111,940 or $160k.

The Nokia 8800 is made out of selected materials such as platinum of 83 grams and it is encrusted with 1225 pink diamonds including a “3ct single cut flawless center diamond” and the usual granite box to store it in. This handset is also housed in a chest made from leather and granite.

I do not think there is any other Nokia phone out there to cost more. So, if you have $160k and do not know what to do with it and then you must go with a pink-diamonded slider phone, Goldstriker’s Nokia Supreme.

Beginning this weekend, Best Buy Mobile, the mobile specialty retail unit of Best Buy Co., Inc. will give the gift of additional holiday savings on some mobile products this holiday, aimed at satisfying wish lists. Yes, you are dreaming in a right direction as there are special savings on four hot Blackberry devices, the groundbreaking Nokia Booklet 3G and the AT&T Xenon.

Savings on Blackberry

Blackberry 8900 – $69.99 after $80 savings ($149.99 regular price)
Blackberry 9700 – $99.99 after $100 savings ($199.99 regular price)
Blackberry 8520 – $29.99 after $20 savings ($49.99 regular price)
Blackberry 9000 – $89.99 after $60 savings ($149.99 regular price)

It was the biggest argument that the $299 on contract price for Nokia’s Atom-powered Booklet 3G was a bit steep but now its price has fallen with its closest competition so I would like to thank to a price drop at Best Buy Mobile. From December 13th “through the holidays,” the Windows 7-packin will be available for $199.99 with a two-year AT&T Data Connect plan. Sure, there is a good chance you will regret the decision to jump on this when the next-generation Atom hits at CES.

So, let’s leave the decision on Santa that what Santa wants for us.

Nokia X6 which is a music lover’s dream has officially announced by Nokia that the X6 is coming in the UK and Finland this week while other countries will follow soon. As we have already heard that the touchscreen comes with loveliest music would be coming around November 12th but that was rumoured, this time it is has been officially announced by Nokia.

So, now we can see the beauty of Nokia X6 as it has 3.2-inch capacitive touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera, 32GB of onboard memory, 35 hours of music playback and Carl Zeiss optics so you can capture cracking shots. Its capacative touchscreen brings the front of this stunning-looking device to life.

Nokia X6 comes with Music now provides unlimited access to over 6 million tracks from the Nokia Music Store. You can download as much as you want once you are signed up and can take the benefits from bonus tracks as well as exclusive content.

You can get it free from £35 per month or £25 per month if you trade in an N-Series handset. It is available exclusively at Phones 4u on the Orange network. Now, it is also available to pre order from the Nokia store for £449 SIM-free.

Nokia X6 uses the latest capacitive technology for gesture-based navigation, smoother of up to 20 icons on the homescreen from Facebook contacts to Ovi Maps. 32GB of storage means you can store your favourite tracks, thousands of pin-sharp images from the X6’s 5MP autofocus camera, video clips (that can be edit on the handset) or work files. There is one-poke access to Windows Live!, Ovi, Yahoo IM, MySpace, YouTube and zippy web browsing.

The X6 will be available in the UK from this Friday and you can pick it up free from £35 per month or £25 per month if you trade in an N-Series handset. It’s available exclusively on the Orange network at Phones 4u. It’s also available to pre order now from the Nokia store for £449 (about $742) SIM-free.

I hope you won’t miss this golden chance.

Amazon and the brick-and-mortar flagship stores in New York and Chicago are finally stocking the N86 8MP. The unlocked Nokia N86 is the most advanced Nokia imaging device yet that combines a mobile phone and a multimedia computer. It offers performance comparable to a standalone digital camera for both video and images with its wide-angle Carl Zeiss optic and 8-megapixel sensor.

What you can do with Nokia N86?
•    Take high quality pictures with the 8MP camera, auto focus, flash as well as Carl Zeiss optics around back accompanied by a dual LED flash
•    Share your DvD videos with Share on Ovi
•    Immerse yourself in a 2.6-inch QVGA OLED display with the scratch-resistant hardened glass front
•    Tune in to FM radio as well as Nokia Internet Radio
•    Upload and share your videos, photos and blog posts

Other features include in Nokia N86:

•    FM radio with RDS support
•    US 3G up to 3.6Mbps on the downlink
•    Synchronize music with Windows Media Player
•    Integrated stereo speakers
•    Email (IMAP, POP3, SMTP supported) with support for filtering and attachments
•    Windows Live support (requires download of Windows Live Messenger application)
•    Support for local and remote SyncML synchronization
•    Micro-USB 2.0 connector with mass storage capabilities
•    Pre-loaded try and buy games like: Monopoly, FIFA 09, Tetris, World Series of Poker, Sudoku, Prince of Persia, Star Wars and more
•    Voice recorder
•    3.5mm stereo headphone jack
•    OS: Symbian OS v9.3, S60 rel. 3
•    Advanced contacts database: multiple number and e-mail details per contact, contacts with images
•    Calendar with day, week and month view, up to 1500 entries, reminders, alarm,
•    Calculator, written notes, converter, to-do list
•    Applications has Adobe Flash Lite 3.1, Quickoffice (Quickword, Quickpoint, Adobe Reader, Nokia N-Gage, Quicksheet)

Price: $468.99

So, when you are changing your hand set?

Nokia is the world leader in mobility has launched a new mobile Nokia N97. It is a true that Mobile computer which personalise your homescreen, indulge in videos, music and picture, connect quickly with the touch and QWERTY keyboard and know more from Ovi Store.

Nokia N97 has following features:

Web browsing & sharing

• Use the full power of the internet with fast WLAN and HSDPA connections.
• 3.5in touchscreen display
• personalisable home screen with widgets and a full Qwerty keyboard
• Sharing photos and videos easy by uploading them to Ovi Share

Maps

• Explore all the cities of the world with Maps, A-GPS and multimedia city guides.
• Use the Walk pedestrian navigation for finding your way and use voice guided Drive navigation for finding the best route

Photography

• 5 megapixel camera with the dual LED flash
• The large storage capacity – 32 GB

Email

• Have your email at your fingertips on the 3.5” touchscreen.
• Connect with Gmail, Ovi Mail and Mail for Exchange.

Calendar

• To keep everything synchronised and up-to-date.
• Customise the homescreen to fit your lifestyle – have Calendar just a touch away.
• Keep useful applications, widgets, and media at your fingertips.

TV & video

• Watch high-quality video on 3.5 ” 16:9 widescreen
• 16:9 videos with the 5 megapixel camera and can share them online.
• Keep your favourite videos with you using the 32 GB of memory.

Music

• Music with a touch of your fingers and access music directly from your homescreen.
• 32 GB
• Use headphones via Bluetooth or the 3.5 mm audio connector.

Games

• Use the great touch UI for playing games.
• Side keys can also be used to control game functions.

Ovi Store

• To Enhance and personalize your phone.
• Enjoy more than apps: widgets, ringtones, videos, games, images and feeds.
• To get recommendations on relevant global and local contents.

So, we can say that N97 is designed to be a computer in your pocket, focusing mainly on the mobile Internet and web content.