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| Four new Nokia phones: Grouper, Mako, Thresher and Snapper |
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The Nokia Mako recalls his full extendable laterally to the Nokia E75. The QVGA display is only 2.4 inch tall and has no touchscreen. For other facilities include A-GPS, HSDPA and a camera with 2 megapixels. When headphone port Nokia goes back one step back instead of a 3.5-Millimter standard socket used by the manufacturer with a 2.5-mm connector. The operating system is S60 3rd Edition is used, which is also on the mobile phone business Nokia E71 and E75 running. The internal memory is 128 megabytes in size and can be expanded with microSD. The Nokia Thresher is an elegant HSDPA slider with a 3.2-megapixel camera. The glossy black phone is only 14 millimeters thin. Further facilities include A-GPS, Bluetooth and a microSD slot. The display is again 2.4 inch in size and has QVGA resolution. Wireless seems to be missing, it is the technical description in any case not mentioned. Instead Nokia S60 sets the Thresher funktionsärmere only on the Symbian S40. In September 2009, the mobile phone on the market. At Snapper and Grouper are two S40 phones with simpler equipment. Fast HSDPA radio is included, on the other hand, WLAN is missing. The cameras make the two folders with 2 megapixel photos. Again, one finds again only 2.5-mm connectors. Whether one of four new Nokia phones sold in Germany, is not yet known. Technically, it would be possible.
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The technology blog Engadget has information on four new phones from Nokia get in the coming months at the U.S. network operator AT & T are to be sold. They all have GPS and HSDPA and look good, but they offer no other technical highlights. Whether the phones in Europe come on the market, is unknown. They support all frequency bands and radio, including German mobile networks use.