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Nokia 5320 XpressMusic - First Impressions and Questions Answered
The 5320 XpressMusic has finally gone on sale in Finland, and is the cheapest S60 so far (the SIM-free model is launching for 195 euros plus taxes). All About Symbian has managed to get one of the first retail units, and we've written some first impressions and done some preliminary photos with annotations, which you can see by clicking here. We can answer any questions you have about the phone if you post them in the thread of this news item. The full review is coming soon.
Nokia’s N-Series Team Answers Your Questions
Awhile back, we asked what you would ask the folks behind Nokia’s N-Series. And now, you can watch their answers. Nokia has uploaded a YouTube reply, and most of the questions answered… were asked by PhoneNews.com readers. YouTube: N-Series Team Answers Your Questions
Noah Answers Your Questions - LG Dare or iPhone?
Q. Noah, I am a first time visitor to your sight, and I love it. I've been anxiously awaiting the launch of the new iPhone. I ended up ordering one from an AT&T store the weekend of the launch while also researching the LG Dare. I am currently a Verizon customer and now need to decide before picking up the iPhone if I should go with the LG Dare. It seems like GPS and phone are better, and with my credits I can get a Dare for $149. The plan may seem better too. TO further complicated I want to change my plan to include a 3rd line and my company offers discount 12% ATT and 20% Verizon monthly bill. What do you think? Do you know if the iPhone or Dare can be played in a docking station? I'm thinking the iPhone can...HELP!!! A. Glad you love the site! Thanks for visiting. Both the iPhone 3G and Dare are great devices, so I think you'll be happy either way. There are many speaker systems ("docks") available for use with the first-generation iPhone but I'm not sure how many of them will work with the new iPhone because it's got a slightly different shape. However, both iPhone and Dare have standard headphone jacks so you can connect them to a stereo system with a standard audio cable. Dare also has stereo Bluetooth for wireless audio playback. Beyond that, here's what I'd say: iPhone has a better touchscreen and better Web, Email, and photo/video playback features. It also has WiFi for faster Web browsing. You can also download all sorts of software for it thanks to the new App Store. Dare has a better camera (it's a great cameraphone) and better GPS functionality. I also think that Verizon's network is better than AT&T's, so you'll probably get better phone and data performance - but that depends on where you use it. For example, AT&T's coverage is bad at my house but great at my office; Verizon is good in both places. If you want the best device for Web and multimedia, go with iPhone. If you want the best camera and GPS system, go with Dare. Me, I prefer iPhone because it's just so fun to use. But Dare is a close second, mainly because of the camera. Hope that helps. Cheers, Noah
Hawkins Answers Questions About the Foleo
Jeff Hawkins talks with Investors.com about the Foleo.
Noah Answers Your Questions - Picking a touchscreen device
Q. Hey Noah!, I've been watching a lot of your videos lately and I have to say your doing a great job. Compared to other review people you just sound and act the best, Great Job. So ever sense I saw the outrageous $65 a month for the iphone 3G in Canada I've been looking at these new touch screen phones and I have a few questions. 1. I live in Canada and I'm guessing that the LG Glimmer provided by Alltel is the same phone as the LG Vantage just in the US. I've been to LG's web site and the phone looks exactly the same just the Vantage is by Bell for Canada but I'm still not to sure. 2. Is the LG Dare a Verizon exclusive in the US? 3. What are the biggest differences between the Vu, Dare, Glimmer/Vantage? The UI looks very similar. I do know that the Glimmer/Vantage is a slider with T9 but that doesn't appeal to me very much compared to a QWERTY board sense I've never had a cell phone to use T9. 4. In one of your videos you talked about the Glimmer and how visually customizable and fun the UI was. Is the Vu just as fun and customizable, if not so, more or less? 5. In your opinion between the Vu and Instinct which has the better media/music player for cleanest most friendly and Visually the best? Because there are no videos or pics of the Vu's music player. A. Hi Anson, Thanks for the email and the kind words - I try to make the videos fun and informative, so I'm glad you like them. I'll try to answer your questions ... 1. So far as I know, Glimmer and Vantage look like basically the same device, yes. 2. Dare is a Verizon exclusive right now, yes. 3. The big differences between the three phones? Vu - Slim candybar, largest display of the three, compatible with AT&T Mobile TV (if you live in coverage area) Dare - Smaller size, 3.2MP camera with autofocus/flash/video capture, standard headphone jack, extra customization options Glimmer - It's like a Shine with a touchscreen. Metal body and a real keypad (i.e. not only a touchscreen) And also, of course, another big difference is the networks that they run on. 4. Yes, I'd say the Glimmer and Vu both have fun, attractive UIs. I think the Dare is actually even better - more interactive features, customization options, and new uses of the touchscreen 5. Personally I prefer the overall look and feel of Vu to Instinct. However, Instinct's music player is pretty good - it shows album art and is clean and easy to use. I think LG uses nicer fonts and more attractive graphics or something, though, because I just tend to prefer their UIs! Cheers, Noah
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Liberian ex-warlord dodges questions at hearing (AP)
AP - A former Liberian warlord whose drugged fighters once appeared on camera holding up a human heart dodged questions Wednesday and refused to accept any wrongdoing during an appearance before a public commission.
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Nvidia about-face brings questions
Despite chest thumping at the company's gaming conference, a last-minute announcement of support for high-end gaming graphics via Intel silicon raises questions.
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Will Wright to answer Spore questions
Fans get to talk monsters live in person with the weird game designer
Newly asked questions: What is Google up to with Android - and what's Chrome?
The arrival of a browser from Google is a push into the last internet space that it doesn't yet have a foot in
Chris Bones answers your Party Reform Commission questions
Last week, LDV published an article by Christopher Bones, chair of the Lib Dems party reform commission, explaining how he and his colleagues had set about their work, and highlighting the report’s key recommendations. Chris also volunteered to answer any questions submitted by members in LDV’s forum. A number of you did so, and Chris [...]


