Monday, December 06, 2004

Luxist - www.luxist.com

Luxist - www.luxist.com

"Luxist is a blog — an online magazine — obsessively covering luxury products. We aren’t paid to mention specific products and we don’t get to keep any of the items you see here. All advertising will be clearly labeled as advertising."

Nokia USA: Nokia 6255i Phone Support

Nokia USA: Nokia 6255i Phone Support: "The User's Guide contains basic instructions on using your Nokia 6255i Phone and configuring its settings. You may download a user guide at no charge. "

http://downloads.nokiausa.com/userguides/6255i.PDF

Nokia 6255i Phone

Nokia 6255i Phone

Review: Nokia 6255 (MobileBurn)

Review: Nokia 6255 (MobileBurn)

infoSync World : Nokia shows clamshell CDMA2000 1x 6255

infoSync World : Nokia shows clamshell CDMA2000 1x 6255: "Nokia today introduced the newest and most advanced handset in its growing portfolio of CDMA2000 1X products. Based on Nokia's own CDMA2000 1xRTT chipset, the Nokia 6255 phone integrates an impressive list of features into its compact 4.2-ounce, fold-style design. "

Russell Beattie Notebook - Nokia Design Thoughts: Simplicity

Russell Beattie Notebook - Nokia Design Thoughts: Simplicity

"The new Nokia 6255 - a CDMA flip phone with video functionality running on the "Series 45" platform, will be launched soon and you can see that unlike many of their recent phone launches, Nokia has gone back to basics on the design. Fantastic. That phone is truly lustworthy - and not just because of the functionality, but because of the clean lines and useful design.

I think all of us Nokia fans are pretty sick of the wacky unusable keypads, odd shapes, and questionable usability aren't we? I mean, more power to Nokia for having the kahunas to try something new, but I'm sick of being an apologist. "Look at this great phone! Yeah, yeah, I know it's a bit weird. But it's so cool!" Now that they've been bitchslapped by the market in the last quarter it looks like they're going to get back to basics. Actually the quid-pro-quo may not be direct since the design for the 6255 probably happened years ago, but I think that they'll now make more of an effort go in that direction, starting with this phone.

I expect the 6255 to be huge success because it's both clean and functional. What's the hottest consumer product on the market right now? Right - the iPod Mini. Look at it. It's *ridiculously* simple in design and usability. It's not over-designed, it's not shockingly new, it's elegant and beautiful and clean. This is the future of all mobile products.

Consumers like simplicity, cleanliness and functionality. Apple truly understands this as does Sony - look at the PowerBooks and the SonyEricsson Z700 for examples. Look at TiVo. It should be a mantra for any consumer product development team: simplicity and functionality. The 6255 is a fantastic phone for this reason. It's not boring, it's beautiful. We've got enough clutter in our lives, no? The devices we carry with us during almost all our waking ours should not add to it."

BillDay.com � Motorola and Nokia at CTIA

BillDay.com � Motorola and Nokia at CTIA

Nokia 6255 - Nokia Reviews

Nokia 6255 - Nokia Reviews: "Nokia 6255 User Reviews."

Nokia Platforms for Developers

Nokia Platforms for Developers

Nokia's developer platform approach is designed to help developers build and deliver mobile applications to a global audience in less time, with less effort and at a lower cost. Developers build core functionality on top of Nokia's platform technologies, and then optimize their applications for target devices through the use of well-documented user interfaces and technology extensions.

Thursday, December 02, 2004

SourceForge.net: Project Info - floAt's Mobile Agent

SourceForge.net: Project Info - floAt's Mobile Agent: "FMA is a SMS Manager, Mobile Phone Monitor, Remote Control Agent, Phonebook Manager, Organizer, Fun and much more; whatever you want it to be, it is whatever a mobile phone should have :-) (Currently based on Sony Ericsson T610 features set)."

Coolest feature I've heard of so far is setting it up to popup the caller information on your desktop when you get a call so you don't have to look at the phone.