→ Nokia Lumia 810 Specifications-11 JULY 2013

Introduction
With the Nokia Lumia820 locked up under AT&T exclusivity, the Finnish manufacturer had to resort to rebranding tactics in order to bring its capable mid-range Windows Phone 8 product to other carriers. Such is the case with the Nokia Lumia810 for T-Mobile. Despite its slightly different design, the Big Magenta exclusive handset does little to hide its common family ties with the Nokia Lumia 820
Despite the eye-poking similarities between the two smartphones, the Nokia Lumia 810 has added a couple of extra tricks to its repertoire. Contrary to its model number, the T-Mobile offering sports a larger 1800 mAh battery compared with the Lumia 820, a higher-res front facing camera, while, amazingly, turning up lighter in the process. Here goes the full list of talents which the Nokia Lumia810 hason tap.
Nokia Lumia 810 Specifications
*.Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support
*.Quad-band 3G with 42 Mbps HSDPA and 5.7 Mbps HSUPA support
*.4.3" 16M-color Clear Black AMOLED display with WVGA resolution
*.8 mega pixel autofocus camera with LED flash, 1080p@30fps video recording
*.720p front-facing camera
*.Windows Phone 8 OS
*.1.5GHz dual-core Krait CPU, Adreno 225 GPU, Qualcomm MSM8960 chipset, 1GB of RAM
*.Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band
*.GPS receiver with A-GPS and GLONASS support
*.8GB of inbuilt storage, expandable through the microSD card slot
*.Active noise cancellation with a dedicated mic
*.Built-in accelerometer,gyroscope and proximity sensor
*.Standard 3.5 mm audio jack
*.1800mAh user-replaceable battery
*.microUSB port with filetransfers
*.Bluetooth v3.0 with A2DP and EDR, file transfers
*.NFC support
*.Digital compass
*.Free lifetime voice-guided navigation via Nokia Drive
*.Excellent social networks integration
*.Xbox Live integration and Xbox management
*.Nokia Music music streaming service
Main disadvantages
*.App catalog falls short of Android and iOS
*.No FM radio
*.No system-wide file manager
*.No lockscreen shortcuts
*.Some might argue that design is a bit dull
*.Price on a contract is a bit high
With a removable battery and a microSD card slot on board, the Nokia Lumia810 one ups even the Lumia 920 flagship. The WVGA ClearBlack AMOLED display is a perfect fit forWindows Phone OS, even though its resolution is not high by today's high-end smartphones. It's also easy on the relatively beefy battery.
As far as limitations go, the Nokia Lumia810 suffers from the same disadvantages as any Windows Phone 8 handset. They include lack of quality apps, compares to the major competitors' ecosystems and a lack of proper file manager on board (with none in sight). That second one is true for the iOS ecosystem too, so it's a disadvantage only when compared to Android.
Design on the other hand can go either way. Some of us found it pleasantly understated, while other called the 810 dull, compared to the rest of the current Nokia Lumia lineup.

→ Nokia Asha 501 Specifications-4 JULY 2013

Introduction
With a refreshed design and software, the candy-colored NokiaAsha 501 turns a new page for the Finnish feature-phone lineup. Low-end Android smartphones continue to be the main target but, for the first time theAshas, which Nokia has always insisted on calling smart, are walking the walk.
No more of the cheap gloss of the older generations, the hardware call keys are gone too - the styling is simple but finally looks relevant and up-to-date.Touchscreen is in charge and the single Back key under the displayis a major feature of the new look and feel - even if it plays a very small part in the actual navigation.
The Nokia Asha 501 is premiering the Asha platform 1.0 - the redesigned interface is heavily swipe-driven - a trend that goes back to the previous Asha generation, but with the right bit of polish and fluency.
Nokia Asha 501 at a glance:
*.General:GSM 900 / 1800 MHz; GPRS up to 85.6 Kbps, EDGE up to 236.8 Kbps
*.Dual SIM support:Optional, GSM 900 / 1800 MHz, dual SIM standby, EasySwap
*.Form factor:Touchscreen bar phone
*.Dimensions:99.2 x 58 x 12.1 mm, 98.2 g
*.Display:3" 256K-color QVGA (240 x 320 pixels) TFT capacitive touchscreen, 133 ppi, scratch-resistant glass
*.OS:Nokia Asha software platform 1.0
*.Memory:128 MB of inbuilt storage, microSD card slot, 4GB card in the bundle
*.Still Camera:3.15 megapixel fixed-focus camera
*.Video Camera:QVGA (240 x 320) video recordingat 15fps
*.Connectivity:Wi-Fi b/g, Bluetooth 3.0 withEDR, microUSB port, 3.5mm audio jack
*.Battery:1,200mAh
*.Misc:Built-in accelerometer, proximity sensor, FM radio, exchangeable covers
The version of the Nokia Asha 501 we have for this quick hands-on is the one with dual-SIM support. There's no side-mounted SIM compartment this time around, but there's still a hot-swappable SIM and a dedicated SIM manager that can remember the settings for up to five cards.
Long batterylife, Wi-Fi, areasonably stocked app store and exchangeable covers make this a compelling package, and a very affordable one at that. It's a nice little phone that looks fresh both on the outside and inside.
As the Nokia Asha 501 is getting ready to hit the shelves in Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin America, we're about to look at that Lumia-inspired shell and the MeeGo-like interface, and see what makes it tick. Join us after the break.

→ Nokia Lumia 720, Lumia 520, 301, 105-28 JUNE 2013

Introduction Nokia’s event at the MWC pulled the curtain on two new Lumias and two new S40 phones. The Lumia 720and 520 are playing for the Windows Phone team, while 301 and 105 are affordable handsets for emerging markets.
If you’ve been following the leaks from the last couple of days, then you’ve already seen the two Lumias.
The Lumia 720is the 820’s younger brother, but it’s got bright eyes –literally, it’s the first phone with an F/1.9 camera aperture.
The Lumia 520, meanwhile, aims for themarket segment currently dominated by cheap Androids.
Then there are the two feature phones – the 105and 301. The Nokia 105 is noteworthy in that it costs only €15 and is splash and dust resistant, well the keyboard is anyway. The Nokia 301 is pricier, but brings dual-SIM and 3G connectivity to the table, plus camera features inspired by Windows Phone 8’s Lenses

→ HOW TO SWITCH OFF MOBILE PHONE BY SMS (DONT MISUSE)

Do you want to switch off others mobile phone by SMS (Short Message Service)???
1) Take a multimedia phone,It is must because these types of phones will never off with this SMS
2) Then Go to Menu>>> Message >>> Write new message
3) Type 51 commas (for some of the phones or phone OS versions you need to use 79 commas instead of 51) [ ' ] like below(These are inverted commas)
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In this trick, After sending this SMS, your friend will get your message usually..
He will Open your message. After the clicking message open button, your friend's phone must be switch off or restart. Some case , he can see main page of your message, but while he try to press any other button like 'down arrow' for further reading or to get sender details , he cant do that work. because his mobile phone must be switch off or restart.
You must care to sending SMS like this. because this type of activities is like to abusing him. That is illegal.
So take care..