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Predicted to be released in Q3 2010, Nokia X6 8GB is actually a down grader of Nokia X6 32 GB and 16 GB. The release of Nokia X6 8GB is due to Nokia’s new strategy in winning the market sales with more affordable high-spec smartphone. As it is named, Nokia X6 8GB is featuring the 8GB internal memory, but with no MicroSD slot available for memory enhancement. Beside the wonderful 8GB memory, it also proud of its 5 MP camera with Carl Zeiss Optic, autofocus, Dual LED Flash, geo-tagging, all you need to have quality pictures, also enables video recording and Videocall.

The candy bar touchscreen Nokia X6 8GB is built in size 111 x 51 x 13.8 mm and weighs 122 grams, certainly slim and handy. It has a crystal clear high resolution (360 x 640 pixels) 3.2 inches display with auto turn-off, auto-rotate sensor, and anti-scratch surface. It also has a 3.5 mm audio jack to guarantee the speaker sound quality.

Running on OS Symbian operating system and supported by a 3G HSDPA high speed connectivity, Nokia X6 8GB is featuring Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth. For entertainment, you’ll have stereo FM Radio, MP3 and MP4 players, and many cool games - Spore, D Mix Tour, and Asphalt4. It is using a powerful Li-Ion 1320 mAh battery for up to 35 hours music play, 11 hours and 30 minutes talktime, and 450 hours standby. Available in three color selections – Azure, Black and Amethyst, Nokia X6 8GB predicted price is Rs.13,000.

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Nokia X3 comes with a totally stylish design - the slider glossy body and the efficient music keys are located beside the wide high resolution (240 x 320 pixels) 2.2 inches display. Built in size 96 x 49.3 x 14.1 mm and weighs 103 grams, Nokia X3 is certainly small and slim. For stereo sound quality, Nokia X3 has a 3.5 mm audio jack to guarantee that.

Nokia X3 has a wonderful 3.2 MP camera with enhanced focus, CMOS sensor, 4x digital zoom, self-timer, portrait / landscape, and video recording, but no videocall enabled. Bluetooth and USB port are there for file transfer, but no Infrared. The internal memory is 46 MB with a 2 GB MicroSD included in the kit, and the memory slot enables up to 16 GB capacity. For entertainment, Nokia X3 offers you a stereo FM Radio, MP3 and MP4 players, and many Java games.

Released on December 2009, Nokia X3 is supported by a 2G network with GPRS and EDGE for web browsing and social networking, but no WLAN and GPS available. It is using a standard Li-Ion 860 mAh battery for 26 hours music play, 7 hours and 30 minutes talktime, and 380 hours standby. Available in two fantastic mixture, ‘Red on Black’ and ‘Blue on Silver’, Nokia X3 costs Rs.6,490.

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Actually, Nokia has announced the release of its second NFC handset on previous April 2008 and later in 2009, but no release accomplished. And now, on June 2010, Nokia again announces that the world will enjoy Nokia 6216 Classic on year 2011. The first Nokia’s NFC handset is the clamshell Nokia 6131 NFC which is released in 2007, and the next Nokia 6216 Classic will come in a slim candy bar classic design with a 2 MP camera that enables videocall, a loudspeaker, volume keys at the side of the phone, and large numeric keys for convenience.

What’s so special about NFC phone? NFC stands for Near Field Communication that enables you to receive any digital data from other devices or products with NFC within 4 inches distance. The NFC speed is so much faster than Bluetooth. The first aim of NFC technology is to help people interact with their environment in simplicity. But note this, the interaction can only happen between devices with NFC. In other words, NFC is for exchanging digital data, such as music, files, product information, etc. between the phone and the NFC-installed environment.

For example, if you want to have the whole information from a NFC-enabled map, just point your Nokia 6216 to the map within the range of 4 inches, and all the information will be transmitted from the map to your phone. Nokia’s NFC phone is also bar-code reader/scanner enabled for you to read the whole information of a product including its company history and contact information. It even can tell what product is best for your health. Such an adorable handset, isn’t it?

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Nokia starts to win the market’s love with more affordable handsets but still maintain the good quality. Nokia X2 is released on this June 2010 for music lovers. Comes in a candy bar design in size 111 x 47 x 13.3 mm and weighs 81 grams, Nokia X2 is certainly slim and light. As a music handset, Nokia X2 has stereo loudspeakers with a 3.5 mm audio jack for sound quality, and also dedicated music keys at both side of the phone. It also built in antenna, so you don’t need the handsfree to activate the FM Radio. MP3 and MP4 players are all there for your music satisfactory.

Nokia X2 has a high resolution (240 x 320 pixels) 2.2 inches display, and the 5 MP camera already has LED flash and enables video recording, but no Videocall enabled. Bluetooth and USB port are there for file transfer, but no Infrared available. The internal memory is 48 MB with a MicroSD slot that enables up to 16 GB capacity. Nokia X2 offers many cool games, such as Bounce Tales, City Bloxx, Snake III, Block’d, Diamond Rush, Rally 3D, Brain Champion, and Sudoku.

Supported only by a 2G network with GPRS and EDGE for web browsing which enables online chat and social networking, Nokia X2 has no WLAN and GPS support. It is using a standard Li-Ion 860 mAh battery which allows up to 27 hours music play, 13 hours and 30 minutes talktime, and 624 hours standby. Available in beautiful mix colors, ‘Red on Black’ and ‘Blue on Silver’, Nokia X2 only costs Rs.5,000.

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Released recently on early June 2010, Nokia C3 which is social network integrated handset, offers a more affordable price, with only Rs.5,500. Nokia C3 comes with a candy bar design with QWERTY keypad in size 115.5 x 58.1 x 13.6 mm and weighs 114 grams. However, the smartphone’s spec is ‘not bad’ and the colors are well – Slate Grey, Golden White and Hot Pink.

It has a wonderful high resolution (320 x 240 pixels) 2.4 inches display and a 3.5 mm audio jack for quality speaker sound. The 2 MP camera is nice, but only enables video recording, no autofocus or LED flash available for taking good pictures, and no Videocall enabled. Bluetooth and USB port are available, but no Infrared. The internal memory is 55 MB with a MicroSD slot that enables up to 16 GB capacity.

Although Nokia C3 is only supported by a 2G network with GPRS and HSDPA for web browsing, it surprisingly has WLAN, but no GPS support. Stereo FM radio, Java games, MP3 and MP4 players are all there to cheer you up. Nokia C3 is using a powerful Li-Ion 1320 mAh battery for up to 7 hours talktime and 792 hours standby.

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Nokia C5 is the C series of Nokia released on April 2010. While the world is fancying touchscreen and QWERTY, Nokia is so confident with its classic candy bar curved-edge design. Nokia C5 comes in size 112 x 46 x 12.3 mm and weighs 89.3 grams, certainly slim and light. The numeric keys are large, so comfortable to press. Its 2.2 inches display is in crystal clear high resolution (240 x 320 pixels). And for stereo sound quality, it already has a 3.5 mm audio jack to guarantee that.

This smartphone is running on OS Symbian 9.3 and supported by 3G HSDPA high speed connectivity for web browsing with GPS support (Ovi Maps) and social networks (Facebook, YouTube, MySpace, Friendster, etc.). For entertainment, you’ll have stereo FM Radio, Java games, MP3 and MP4 players. Featuring Flash Lite 3.0, Video/Photo Editor, and Document Viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF), Nokia C5 supports your working hours. Bluetooth and USB are there for file transfer. Its internal memory is 50 MB with a 2 GB MicroSD included in the kit, and a memory slot is available for up to 16 GB capacity.

Nokia C5 enables Videocall. Its primary camera is 3.15 MP with LED Flash and video recording, the second camera is only VGA quality. It is using a Li-Ion 1050 mAh battery which supports up to 34 hours music play, 12 hours 2G talktime, 5 hours 3G talktime, and 670 hours standby. Available in two mild colors, White and Warm Grey, Nokia C5 costs Rs.12,000.

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LG launched its two new range in Cookie section Cookie Plus (GS500v) and Cookie Fresh (GS290).

LG Cookie plus launched with these exclusive utilities including 3 way fun user interface, 3 MP Camera, one touch social networking, Oxford dictionary, 7.62 touch screen and one most lovable function I missed in my old cookie “wireless FM”. I bought my Cookie in Rs. 13500 when it was launched, now your new LG Cookie Plus is available in just Rs. 7990.

While LG Cookie Fresh comes with 2 MP camera, Oxford Dictionary, 7.62 full Touch Screen, one touch social networking, and wireless FM. It is priced only at Rs. 6199.

Main Features of LG Cookie Plus

• 3 MP Camera with 2X digital zoom
• 7.6cm Full Touch Screen
• Live Square Avatar Alerts
• One Touch Social Networking
• 3G enabled
• 3 Way User Interface
• Editable Screen shot MMS
• Expandable upto 8GB
• 30 MB Internal Memory
• Dedicated Social networking client
• Standby time Upto 393 Hrs
• Talk time Upto 10 Hrs

Main Features of LG Cookie Fresh

• 2 MP Camera with 2X digital zoom
• 7.6 cm Full Touch Screen
• Live Square Avatar Alerts
• 3.5 MM Jack
• One Touch Social Networking
• 3G enabled
• 3 Way User Interface
• Editable Screen shot MMS
• Expandable upto 16GB
• 28MB Internal Memory
• Dedicated Social networking client
• Standby time Upto 390 Hrs
• Talk time Upto 10 Hrs