Until the Nokia N/E series stepped into the game, it has always been a collection of 4digit number models for the phone giants. Now it seems there are 2 new ranges to enter into the arena dubbed X-Series and C-Series. You can expect both to cover smartphones and accessories, but there has been no indication
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TimTechs on 21st Jul 2009 (via news.timtechs.com)
It's rumored that Nokia may soon be offering devices from a new series--the C-Series--at its announced press conference on January 26th--a day before Apple's unveiling of some mystery products. Nokia already has the business-centric E-Series, the multimedia heavyweight N-Series, and the capacitive touchscreen X-Series (X6). The C3 and C5 mobile ... Related Posts Symbian Death Nearing? No...
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MSI Computer will display several new notebooks and desktops at CES. The CES line-up will include G-Series gaming laptops equipped with Intel's newest Calpella platform, GE-Series and 3D entertainment notebooks, C-Series notebooks equipped with the Arrandale platform's Intel Core ...
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MobileTechReview on 6th Jan 2010 (via mobiletechreview.com)
It was learned that Nokia will not represent new products at the upcoming exhibition MWC 2010. But soon, even before the event can take place announcement of new mobile devices in a series of C. Moreover, besides the already known models of Nokia C3 and C5, apparently, will be presented to another smartphone and C6. Initially, the source said that Nokia C6 - is already rumored device code-named......
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Billed as the latest series of devices from the Finnish manufacturer, the C-Series is intended to be Nokia's “core range of products." In other words, it'll be the manufacturer's mid-range device lineup. The other series will remain the same, with the N-Series appealing to tech enthusiasts, the E-Series geared toward business users, and the X-Series for social netw...
Engadget Mobile reports (via digitoday) that Nokia has filed for trademarks for both ‘Cseries’ and ‘Xseries’. We’ve already got the N-Series — the multimedia computer style handsets such as the N95, N97 and so on — and of course, I’ve been a user of many of Nokia’s ‘business’ devices from the E-Series range (E61, E61i..) What,
According to some sources, Nokia ia apparently planning to start two new series of mobile devices, C-series and X-series. Nothing is known about them currently, just mentions at puhelinvertailu.com and digitoday.fi, but stay tuned, as some new details are expected to surface pretty soon....
The Maemo marketing team shared with fellow tech journalists that Nokia plans for their N-series smartphones heavily relay on the Maemo OS. After finishing up the handsets that are currently in the works, Nokia will...
The Nokia C5 has just been announced by Nokia, heralding the dawn of a new age in mobile phones, and a new range to go with it the C-Series. At first glance, the C5 doesnt seem like its the dawn of anything particularly exciting. Its features are average, with a 3.2 megapixel camera, aGPS, ...
"The second of Nokia's X-Series music-oriented smartphones, the Nokia X6, will become available in some markets on November 12.This release will be followed by a special music event where the X6 will be profiled along with the release of an international music artist's latest album.The X6 will be a Symbian S60v5, touchscreen device (similar to the Nokia 5800XM and 5530XM) and w...
It would not be wrong to say that LG was the first to introduce economy touchscreen smartphones. LG managed to create a new segment with LG Cookie. The segment also has developed interest by many other cellphone manufacturers like Samsung with its Corby and now Nokia introducing the C-Series. After LG Cookie and LG Cookie
