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Nokia Messaging brings together consumer push e-mail and instant messaging for Nokia devices, allowing users to access an array of online mail and messaging services, such as Gmail, as well as those offered by ISPs. Part of the release is a new Web portal for Mail on Ovi, which lets PC users create and access Ovi e-mail accounts and other Ovi services with a single sign-on account.
Mail on Ovi also offers users Web access to e-mail and up to 1GB of storage space, and spam filters. The beta version of Mail on Ovi will be available this month, with a launch planned for February. The broader Nokia Messaging service will launch during the first quarter of 2009 overseas, for Nokia S60-based devices. A U.S. rollout date was not named. Support for IM and for Nokia Series 40 devices will arrive in the second half of 2009. The company says it plans to sign deals with mobile operators to set up Nokia Messaging as an operator-supported service, available as part of a subscriber's data plan.
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vs.? what vs.?By Anonymous on December 2, 2008, 5:31 pmthe article is title N97 vs. iPhone, yet the article just appears to talk about the N97. Other than one quick comment about the touch-screen, there are ZERO comparisons...
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Who CaresBy Anonymous on December 2, 2008, 5:39 pmI will care about all these phones when they are available in the US. Most of the phones mentioned don't even have a release date in the US.
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could you be any more parochial?By Anonymous on December 2, 2008, 5:46 pmhonestly, people wonder why people think Americans are insular twits. I submit "who cares" as exhibit A. Whether or not you ever see the phone, it represents an...
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illegal? By Anonymous on December 2, 2008, 7:16 pmive seen websites where you can buy this phone. would it be illegal to buy this before it is released?
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Mobile Video ConferencingBy Anon on December 2, 2008, 8:22 pmIt seems like this phone might be good for mobile video conferencing. I'm interested to see whether http://www.octro.com and http://www.ivisit.com support it.
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Cream of the cropBy Anonymous on December 3, 2008, 12:55 amI've never really liked Nokias, but out of all the touchscreen phones I've seen, this looks by far and away the best. It seems to rule in terms of features as well....
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