Nokia has done a great job of creating the next evolution of its E-series business phones.
Featuring the E66 and the E71, Nokia’s latest E-Series phones. Surely, the Nokia E71 is bound to be a favorite. Relatively lightweight for 127 grams (6 grams lighter than iPhone) and with body made of steel and high density plastic, making it sturdy and sleek.
Despite its obvious lack of an oversized touchscreen interface, Nokia E71 gains points for a remarkably trim profile (10mm vs. 12.3mm), decent 3.2-megapixel camera with LED flash and most of all, a gorgeous hardware packed with a satisfying range of FUN-ctional features.
Setting up Nokia’s Mail for Exchange program required no IT help or time. QuickOffice let you create, edit and send Word/Excel/PowerPoint files on the fly while you browsed PDFs with Adobe Acrobat Reader.
The E71 is stocked with enough apps and goodies to keep even the most overworked road warrior on the ball, but it didn’t feel too “business.” That’s mostly due to the fact that the E71 has two separate customizable home screens, one is designed to house all of your work apps like Excel and PowerPoint while the other is geared more towards entertainment with programs for audio, video and gaming.
Switching between the two is very simple, a dedicated button at the top of the menu lets you toggle between the two screens instantly. Up to 8 GB in an easy-to-access external microSD slot, the E71 features a business centric connectivity.
The E71 includes quick and seamless OS, A-GPS function, 3G, WiFi 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, a 110MB onboard memory and a dedicated 128MB RAM and ARM 11,369 MHz processor to make the phone works express.
The screen is very bright and clear, all of the surfaces are high gloss and the textured stainless steel backing prevents slippage.
It also has a features assign purely on security, the WEP and WPA2 security, a built-in encryption features for both the device’s memory and the memory card, as well as integrated mobile VPN support, device lock and wipe features.
This allows the E71 and the memory card in it to locked remotely if it is lost or stolen, and requires a PIN to unlock it.
With its combination of excellent features and performance, matched with sleek design, Nokia’s E71 will surely outshine recently released smartphones as our business phone of choice.

Apple has signed deals with four major telecommunication companies in four countries to help the company surpass its iPhone sales goal of 10 million units by the end of 2008.
Singapore’s SingTel, India’s Bharti Airtel, Phillipines’ Globe Telecom, and Australia’s Optus, will begin carrying the iPhone “later this year.” But Globe Telecom had already made an announcement.
Yes, you read that right my patient ones. Globe Telecom announced in its web site that they already have signed an agreement with Apple to bring the iPhone to the Philippines.
According to Globe, the iPhone may be launched locally starting September this year. However, bringing the iPhone to Asia may require a different service provider infrastructure being used by that in the US.
So it is safe to assume that the model would be a new 3G-enabled one, since 3G is the new industry standard for this part of the world.
It combines all the revolutionary features of iPhone with 3G networking, built-in GPS, and iPhone 2.0 software. “We are very excited to be working with Apple to bring Filipino consumers iPhone 3G later this year,” said Gerardo C. Ablaza, Jr. president and CEO of Globe Telecom.
Good news for you patient ones still waiting for its official launch. Bad news for those who couldn’t wait and bought other brands.
So let us begin the countdown!

Nokia is a world leader in mobile communications, driving the growth and sustainability of the broader mobility industry.
Nokia connects people to each other and the information that matters to them with easy-to-use and innovative products like mobile phones, devices and solutions for imaging, games, media and businesses.
With this driving passion for innovation, Nokia has launches an array of multimedia devices and rich multimedia applications that we call next generation Series phones. The Nokia N-Series and E-Series phones.
The Nokia N-Series is attempting to set the agenda for mobile multimedia and produce the defining device category for this market.
Nokia calls the N-Series a multimedia computer: a fully converged, feature-rich class of device that it predicts will make single-purpose devices like the iPod obsolete.
The Nokia N-Series devices are optimized for either video, photography or music, and all are based on Symbian/Series 60, have high-end megapixel cameras, are music oriented and have good browsing. N-Series phones like the Nokia N95 8Gb, N78, N96 16Gb, N93 3G, N800 and more.
Where consumers can use a single device to enjoy entertainment, access information and to capture and share pictures and videos, whenever and wherever they want.
Nokia N-Series said it will also strengthen its retail strategy to extend a complete mobile experience to its users.
While N-Series is focus on photography, access information and entertainment, the Nokia E-Series (Executive Series) focus on sophisticated mobile multimedia communication device that offers a perfect balance between business and pleasure.
All the Nokia E-series models include amazing features like Series 60 platform 3rd Edition, QVGA or better displays, Wi-fi, push email, Bluetooth, EDGE and 3G high-speed data and lots more.
Further, the new Nokia E-series devices, combined with the Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite 8.0 platform, significantly enhance the potential for businesses to achieve new levels of productivity and competitive advantage.
Thus making Nokia E-series one of the most powerful business handsets offering mobility to smart businesses and professionals on the move.
Nokia E-Series like the E66, E71, E90 Communicator, E65, E61 and other E-Series are now out in the market.

Cellphones are now the most sought after device in today’s technology.This innovation has prove its worth despite the facts that there are still people who are in contradiction to this device.
Yet we cannot hide the facts that there are more pros than cons on this one. But what has come to my interest is the future impact of cellphones on education and our children.
It made me wonder what it will be like to go to school now with full access to cellphones that can be freely used by students.
In fact, this issue or concern of whether students could be allowed to freely bring their cellphones to school have been under fire in different schools today. Some schools even have already ban the bringing of this device inside their classes.
Raising issues like, that this very device could be the reason that would affect our children’s study or be use in wrong manner like cheating during exams/test, take pictures in locker room and bathrooms, arrange drug deals and/or adult content that is freely accessible in the web.
Isolated cases that involved few students from different schools and not all students are like that, how far we can go if we punished the majority for the crimes of a few.
I personally agree with the advantages of cellphones, iPods and other devices that can store and transfer files and be used for the collection and use of digital artifacts.
We parents these days rely more on cell phones to keep track of our children and communicate with them. Our kids also need cell phones to coordinate plans with friends and parents.
The safety of our children is also one of the most important issue that raise concern by most parents, not only during school, but before and after school.
We want our children to have the freedom and mobility and we want them to also accept the responsibility that goes with this. Let us not deprive them their right.
So as parents, we should be the best model in proper practice and sensible use of this technologies innovation.
In the end, its is our children who shall reap the fruits of this innovation and I believe this is the way forward for education.

Let us now talked about the smallest bluetooth headset from Samsung, the WEP200 v2.0. Weighing only 9 grams and measuring 1.5 x 0.5 x 0.5 inches, it is considered one of the lightest headset you will find. Even with its small size, the WEP200 has a 4 hours of talk time and 70 hours of standby time. This little bug of a headset fit comfortably and securely in your ear without dominating the side of your face. Small, light and easy on the ear, the diminutive Samsung WEP200 does a great job at handling hands-free calls with impressive solid sound quality and even if you’re 30 feet away from your phone, the WEP200 stay connected. On the back is the earbud to which you can attach a removable rubber ear hook for a snugger fit. You can switch the position of the ear hook to accommodate either ear. The buttons on the device is very tactile and easy to press, even when the device is worn on the ear. Many options are available in handling calls such as ending, rejecting, redial, placing a call on hold, answer a second call voice dial and mute function. The WEP200 is compatible with SAMSUNG and other non-SAMSUNG Bluetooth enabled phones utilizing Bluetooth v2.0. Meaning it is easy to pair with most bluetooth enable phones. And it comes in color black, red, white and silver with price ranging from $22.50 to $69 in the market.

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another email from ali1@kuwaitne.com

Good Day,

As you read this, I don’t want you to feel sorry for me, because, I
believe everyone will die someday. My name is MR. ALI NASSER, I was an oil
merchant in Safat(KUWAIT) I was married with two children. My wife and
two children died in a car accident two years ago. I have been
diagnosed with esophageal cancer. It has defiled all forms of medical
treatment, and right now I have only about a few months to live, according to
medical experts.

I once asked members of my family to close one of my accounts and
distribute the money which I have there to charity organization they refused
and kept the money to themselves. Hence, I do not trust them anymore,
as they seem not to be contended with what I have left for them. The
last of my money which no one knows of is the huge cash of 10.7Million
U.S DOLLARS that I have with a Storage Firm in (Madrid Spain) I will want
you to help me collect this money and dispatched it to charity
organizations. I have set aside only 30 Percent for you and for your time.
Reply me earliest for more details to my email address:
alinasser21@yahoo.es

God be with you.

Regards,
Mr. Ali Nasser