NO NOKIA TABLET ON TAP FOR MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS THIS YEAR

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Anyone expecting Nokia (NOK) to unveil its first-ever tablet at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona later this month shouldn’t get their hopes up. Research firm Strategy Analytics has just finished conducting “extensive channel checks” and has concluded that Nokia will not be showing off any kind of tablet at MWC this year and will instead focus exclusively on its Lumia line of Windows Phone 8-based smartphones. Strategy Analytics says that this is the correct strategy for Nokia because it should ”expand its Lumia smartphone range and solidify its growing leadership of the global WP8 market” before committing itself to other form factors.

2013's Best Phones Reviewed: iPhone 5S, Galaxy S4 And Nokia Lumia 940 Rated Via Time Machine (PHOTOS)

As we head into 2013, the question on everyone's mind is obvious - what's going to be next year's biggest mobile phone?

Fortunately we've managed to get hold of a time machine, which we found in the lower decks of Steve Jobs' giant yachtcurrently moored in the Netherlands.

We managed to have a root around the web circa December 2013, and came back with the top five mobile phones of the era.

Take a look below for our exclusive reviews of the iPhone 5S, the Galaxy S4, the Lumia 940, Microsoft's Surface Phone and the long-awaited Facebook phone, by HTC.

Oh, and if you're wondering where BlackBerry's BB10 devices are - we're sorry, those got delayed. Roll on January 2014.*

*Not really.

Above: a lucky customer with the UK's first iPhone 5S

iPhone 5S: A solid, boring upgrade

While a familiar upgrade - with both the same design and only a slightly upgraded screen compared to last year's model - the iPhone 5S keeps Apple on track-ish, with the new A6X processor, which is twice as fast as the old one, improved battery life, an amazing new 15MP camera (with a 360-degree Photo Ball feature) and the all-new iOS 7 operating system, which adds redesigned notifications, better maps, better sharing of data between devices and improved multitasking. It's not the most innovative phone of the year by any stretch - but yes, it's the best iPhone yet. Snore.

Samsung Galaxy SIV: a frankly absurdly good screen

Samsung's Galaxy SIV is the best Android phone on the market, again. Featuring a massive, clear and exceptionally high quality 4.7-inch 440ppi wraparound screen and huge processor upgrades, it only suffers from a a lack of truly amazing new ideas. What it does feature are a host of new nature-themed colours: It comes in ocean gray, ocean blue and ocean green. The design still features a relatively cheap-feeling plastic back cover, and the curved look still might not appeal to those more familiar with the iPhone's chiseled looks, but it's nevertheless a great device.

Nokia Lumia 940: a beautiful tomb

Nokia's latest - and perhaps last - flagship smartphone running Windows Phone 8.5 is a masterpiece of industrial design and doom - like an Egyptian pyramid. Coming in three bold new colours - Last Autumn green, Mortuary blue and Gunshot red - it has the best camera ever seen in a mobile device (since the PureView 808) at 35 MP. It's also far lighter and thinner than last year's Lumia 920, and has the processor chops to run the best Windows Phone 8 games. That is, if they existed - the Windows Phone platform is still worryingly low on top quality apps, and we don't see that changing any time soon. Goodbye, Nokia?

The Facebook Phone: sort of makes sense, is blue

The Facebook Phone by HTC is a curiously old-fashioned device. Running an HD screen (1280 x 720) and featuring a dual-core processor, its main distinguishing features are those related to Mark Zuckerberg's social network. Based on a heavily-modified version of Android Gingerbread, it comes with automatic Facebook uploads for photos, integrated notifications and contacts, hardware buttons to post updates and refresh your news feed and a brilliant use of Facebook's trademark blue in the phone's industrial design. Yes - every other phone on Earth can run Facebook too. But none are quite as neat - or relentless - as the HTC Facebook.

Microsoft Surface Phone: it runs Windows, kinda

The Surface phone is the first Windows mobile device to run a full version of Windows 8 as well as the mobile OS, Windows Phone 8. The idea is to seemlessly switch from the mobile OS while on the go, to the full system when at your desk or plugged into a tablet-sized screen. And it works! Well, almost. The mobile version is actually Windows Phone RT 8 - a slightly modified OS for mobile processors, while the main OS is Windows 8 ST, designed for mobile phones, but not able to run Windows 8 or Windows RT apps. Confused? No. You're Not. Nice hardware though, with two (count 'em) kickstands. Oh and it has Office.

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E71 Demonstartion

http://nds1.nokia.com/tutorials/support/global/phones/e71/english/index.html

How To Find VOIP Providers That Have What You Need

The VoIP, short for voice over Internet protocol, is considered the next big thing in the telecommunications industry. And this is not a surprise because it is actually much better than the traditional land line phone. What a VoIP service provider does it allows you to connect to the system via the Internet provider, and make phone calls through it. The best part is that the use of service provider Voice over IP is extremely cost effective. Also, setting up a VoIP connection is easy since most of the time, the system provider will either install it for you or give you a detailed manual for you to refer from.

Then What is the best way to find a Voip provider that you can afford?

With so many VoIP service providers to choose from these days, the biggest problem most people have is deciding which internet phone company to obtain service with. Having high quality, reliable telephone service is extremely important, so you need a company that is established and reputable. Another very important issue is price and features - you want to get the most for your money, as long as the quality of service is excellent . Since broadband phone providers all use the same basic technology, choosing the best VoIP provider comes down to looking at some basic information about the internet phone company itself.

Elements to consider things to consider when choosing your Voip provider.?

- The history and reputation of the company

- The quality of VoIP service

- Technical support also should be taken into consideration

Best VoIP Providers

- AT&T VoIP

- VoipBuster

- Gizmocall

- Vonage VoIP

- Packet8 VoIP

- GlobalPhone

-VoipDiscount

Before you decide on the best voip provider for you, we encourage you to first learn all you can about the providers and plans available to you.

VoIP Internet Phones Service - make cheap international calls phone

VoIP (Voice-over Internet protocol) is known as the protocol that optimized for a transmission voice through out the Internet access.

This technology is the best alternative for people that wish to make free orcheap international calls phone and to save on their phone bill. Businesses can also save up to 80% on their monthly phone bill by switching to a VoIP phone service.

Our goal to ModoPhone.com to review, rate and you can understand how to make free or cheaper VoIP international phone calls , for businesses our goal is Compare VoIP providers to help you choose the best VoIP solutionfor your specific phone needs.

- Find FREE VoIPVoIP Service to make free PC to Phone or PC-to-PC call phone.

- How use MobileVoIP to achieve international call phone in your cell phone for free.

- How To Find VOIP Providers That Have What You Need for your businesses.

- Learn about all the IP telephony hardware requirements for your VoIPVoIP solutions such as gatways (routers)

The interesting thing about VoIP is that there is not just one way to place a call phone. There are three different methode of VoIP service in common use today.

Computer-to-computer or PC to PC based VoIP :This type of voice over IP is enabled through the use of certain specialized softphone such as (Adphone, Voipbuster, Skype...) that can be installed on 2 computers (the caller and the receiver). There is a requirement of Broadband Internet connectivity, ADSL or cable modem, microphone and speakers to both ends.

Use of ATA (analog telephone adaptor): The ATA enables connectivity of a standard phone to the computer and the Internet connection for use with VoIP.

Phone To Phone : Traditionally, VoIP usage has been limited to those users who have a personal computer or any VoIP device, connected to broadband Internet. This has limited the VoIP penetration to users who are restricted to home or office environment. Now users, who own a mobile phone and have access to data using GPRS ,3G or Wi-Fi connection can use VoIP over mobile this technologie beginning to become very popular. There are numerous VoIP applications available that can be used with certain phones ( Iphone, Nokia , Smartphone) to reduce their local or international call rates, use VoIP in mobile phone is 10 to 20 times cheaper than all above media of mobile communication, especially for long distance international calls.

Best Tips on how to improve battery life

Some useful tips to make the Nokia battery last as long as possible
Sometimes you may have to stop talking with your friend or watching videos with your phone as low power of your battery. It is more inconvenient if you are in travel and have no alternative battery. Here are some tips to make your Nokia phone battery last as long as possible when using telephone.

• Do not switch the phone off.
• Turn off your Bluetooth
• As switching a phone on uses far more battery power than simply leaving the phone on.
• Setting the Power saver time-out and the Light time-out to the low values.
• Turn off your 3G
• Turn vibrate function off
• Shut down unnecessary applications.
• Turn down your nokia screen brightness to the lowest acceptable level.
• Switch off your screen when not in use.
• Use headphones instead of speakers when listening to music or watching movies.
• Avoid using the camera flash unnecessarily.
• Use 2G instead of 3G.
• Switch off Bluetooth and/or Wi-Fi.
• Update your Firmware

Nokia E71 Phones: Unlock Your Business Anywhere

Nokia E71 Mobile Phone this device is the successor of Nokia E61i, this Quad-band phone and was one of the very best handsets to come out ofNokia.

Nokia e71 Phones secret codes

Here's a list of known Secrets codes on Nokia e71 mobile phones. To use these codes, just dial them like normal numbers.

GENERAL

To get to a symbol or number hold down its key.

Shift + Backspace deletes letters after the cursor, thus immitating the behavior of the ‘Delete’ key on the computer.

In the Main Menu: A B C D 
E F G H 
I J K L
Fn + Ctrl + C to copy. 
Fn + Ctrl + V to paste. 
Shift + Left ( or Right ) to select text 
Ctrl + Up for page up. 
Ctrl + Down for page down. 
Ctrl + Vowels ( or n ) for accented characters like á or ñ. 
fn + ctrl + A Select All 
CAMERA
T to focus.

GALLERY

Green Call to send the image. 
Fn + * for full screen. 
Fn + 7 to zoom in. Press twice for the full screen size. 
Fn + 4 to scroll left while in the zoomed image. 
Fn + 5 o zoom in. 
Fn + 3 to rotate right. 
Fn + 2 to scroll up while in the zoomed image. 
Fn + 1 to rotate left. 
Fn + 0 to zoom out.

STANDBY

Hold * to activate/deactivate Bluetooth. 
Hold 0 to go to the web browser. 
Left Soft Key then Fn ( or * ) locks the keypad. 
Hold End/Red to disconnect all data connections. 
Hold Left Soft Key to read out new text messages. 
hold # key to switch to silenced/normal

MAIL : send e-mail on nokia e71

Shift + Return to mark/unmark a single message. 
Shift + Down to mark multiple items. 
Fn + Spacebar in new message body to access input (predictive text, etc.) options.

Nokia e71 MAPS Option

Shift to zoom in. 
Backspace to zoom out. 
Space to go to the current position.

MESSAGE

Hold shift + soft key left to Copy 
Hold shift + soft key RIGHT to Paste

REAL PLAYER

Fn + 2 for full screen. 
Hold Up for fast forward. 
Hold Down for rewind.

WEB

1 for bookmarks. 
2 to find something on a page. 
3 to return to the previous page. 
5 to tab open windows. 
* to zoom in. 
# to zoom out. 
8 for page overview. 
9 to go to a different web page. 
0 to got to the homepage.

Hit the Backspace key to close the current window.

y – to go back one site 
z – to go back one site