Nokia’s known for breaking out of the box from time to time, and their latest patent proves that. It describes a UMPC-like handheld with two touchscreens and a detachable keyboard. The keyboard can be slid on top of one of the screens should you need to text or browse the Web. Removing the keyboard would then let you use both screens as one display. It’s a pretty cool concept, though we’re still debating if it’s more UMPC than it is smartphone.

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Good, I suppose that it also leaves from them are worth for other Nokia moving bodies Series N. We go there.

• In the forum of All About Symbian I was with this collection of tricks to accelerate your daily work with your moving body. In individual, the trick of the edit key - that that has pencil form seems to me of most useful.
• Laptop Magazine makes a revision of 4 programs of VoIP for moving bodies. All the proven ones, I only knew Fring and reason why I could read seems most interesting of all. Also they prove: Talkster, Nimbuzz and Barablu. (Via: All About Symbian)
• http://flickrvision.com/m - FlickrVision for your moving body, I proved it through GPRS and a little was choked to him the update of the photos. Ideal for quedarte stuned watching the screen of movable you…
• Gizmo is another program to do calls through VoIP more, using for it the Gizmo Project. This program comprises of one of the projects of Nokia Labs Beta (Via: All About Symbian).
• Video of 12 Nokias N95 igniting simultaneously.
• You like the applications Total style Comander/Windows Comander or Midnight Comander? , because then a look throws to Activates Cases out for Symbian.
• Bond, the following connections are not on the N95, not even are on applications for the N95. They are on the E90, a moving body that also seems to me very interesting. All About Symbian does typical porno of the unpacking, whereas in Mobile Review, we have a complete analysis of he himself.

And to finish this entrance, a small appointment

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