Showing posts with label nokia smartphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nokia smartphone. Show all posts
4/03/2013
2/12/2013
Nokia Asha 310 smartphone promotional video
Nokia Asha 310 smartphone is all about doing more. Up to 3 times more internet browsing on your existing data bundle, thanks to data compression from the cloud-powered Xpress Browser.
More time with your friends on Facebook, Twitter and eBuddy. More of the world outdoors with Nokia Maps, pre-loaded to save data, enabling you to get from A to B and discover nearby points of interest. And more fun, thanks to YouTube, Redbull and 40 free EA games including best-sellers like FIFA, Tetris and Need for Speed.
Screen images are simulated and some sequences shortened.
2/04/2013
Nokia Nearby - Discover great places all around you video
From cafés and bars to cinemas and shops, discover what's around you with Nokia Nearby. The local search app.
Fancy a coffee or a bite to eat but don't know the area? Need an ATM or train station? Nokia Nearby can help. It lets you search a range of categories, such as Eat and Drink or Transport, for places that are close at hand. It then displays the results in order of proximity - simply select a result to find out more details.
12/21/2012
12/20/2012
Creating Playlists on Nokia Music video
Nokia Music is a free Music Streaming Service available exclusively on Nokia Lumia devices. It requires no sign up or subscription and is completely ad free.
Last night Nokia celebrated the launch of their new music store app for the U.S.A. You probably think that we've already got enough music stores around, but Nokia Music on Lumia Windows Phones has something special that you're sure to like. It actually supports offline music downloads for free with no subscription fee, no user account to log into, and no advertisements. What's the catch? First of all, it's only available on Nokia Windows Phones. Secondly, you can only download "mixes" that can be found either by genre or you can manually generate them by artist name. You can't download specific albums or songs without paying for them. Lastly, while you're listening to these mixes, you can't go back to a previous song. Essentially, you can only listen to the songs ones. Your only options are to pause or skip ahead to the next song. You can still browse the offline songs that you've downloaded, but when you tap them in the listing, the Nokia Music app will bring you to the store section to buy it.
Since I do have a Zune/Xbox Music Pass, I was kind of disappointed that there was no integration with the Windows Phone Music Store, however this is understandable since they obviously would prefer you buy new music from the Nokia Music Store. Still, I was able to use the Bing Music Search feature while a Nokia mix was playing in order to easily link to the Zune marketplace to download the song through my Zune pass.
There are a few other cool features in Nokia Music though. The "Gigs" tab shows upcoming concerts in your area and you can pin mixes to your start screen for easy access. You can also "refresh" offline mixes in order to download new music.
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