Thread ini khusus buat bahas produk, innovation, dan latest news dari Nokia, tujuannya utk sharing2 pengetahuan, biar member forum ini klo beli HP tau perkembangan ke depan bakal nya seperti apa...

nah itu dia... lagi mo setebel apa hp nya`nti? tp ckp innovative sih...:) lgan nga tau nti bakal di produksi pa nga kok...

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Ati2 buat penggemar NOKIA Bm...skrg byk product Nokia palsu. Byk ditemukan di Filipina, Nokia palsu mirip N93i, N95, n82, N6120, N5310 dijual 1/3 hrg aslinya...

Baca di sini :
NOKIA WARNS CONSUMERS OF FAKE HANDSETS
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Tambahan: N95 Yg palsu flashnya nga bisa nyala, alias cmn pajangan

Wew...ngeri euy.... semakin membuat beli di NCC yg paling terjamin

Gile.. ngopynya sekarang tambah perfect.. dah hampir sama ama yg real >.<

Kalo dari gambar tinggal tulisannya aja yg beda...

barang laku pasti ada versi palsunya..

wah.... niat banget ini mah....

keren bgt ya cara palsunya....:) klo nga ati2 bnr2 bisa kejeblos...hehehe

mirip banget

gila.. mirip bgt. temen gw pny n73 tapi yg palsunya.. mereknya nokla.. udh bisa touchscreen euy..

klo ini mah dah pelanggaran hak cipta....

soalnya merk dah disamain...

Gw yakin abs ini pasti yg palsu masuk ke Indo.. Soalnya org indo suka nyari brg BM sih... Dr dulu mesti prefer BM...
Cmn ini bukan BM, tapi palsu..
Makanya mesti ati2 tuh...

Hati-hati juga dengan Nokia 8600 Luna palsu. Coba, ada yang bisa bedain gak yang mana yang asli dan mana yang palsu dari photo2 di bawah ini?

Hape mahal booo.... kalo sampe dapet yang palsu dengan harga asli, apa gak bakal nyesek tuh?

yg asli yg mana tuh...?

Yg asli yg kotaknya nggak terlalu gelap juga yg asli menandakan kalo desainnya mulus... Coba liat pada gmbr ke-6... Yg palsu memiliki sisi yg kurang halus sdngkan yg asli so pasti halus lah.
Digambar terakhir soal kabel data juga udah ketahuan mana yg asli...

@Brur Kasep
Makanya itu mulai skrng beli Hp yg nggak byk orng pake biar nggak takut ada "contekannya" semisal 1650 mungkin...

wedew 8600 palsunya mendekati asli tuh kalo g ngerti

Nokia Plans 6-12 Phones for North America in 2008

LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Nokia hopes to launch six to twelve new phones customized for North American carriers in 2008, versus three in 2007, as the company aims to improve its No. 4 U.S. market share, the president of its North American business said on Wednesday.

Nokia leads the global cell phone market but has struggled to compete in the United States, where it had an 11 percent market share in the third quarter, according to Strategy Analytics. Motorola Inc., ranked No. 3 globally, was the U.S. leader with a 33 percent share in that period.

To change this, Nokia appointed Mark Louison to his newly created role of president for North America in July and has been working on boosting the number of phones it designs in collaboration with specific U.S. carriers since the fall of 2006.

"It's not unreasonable you'd see between six to twelve new operator-specific devices this year. It'll probably be more than this," Louison said in an interview at the Consumer Electronics Show.

"You'll see some of that in the first half of 2008, with the velocity to increase that in the second half and going full steam ahead in 2009," Louison said.

The company said last year it expected to see improvements in its North American business around the start of 2008.

Its biggest customers in the region are U.S. market leader AT&T Inc. and fourth-ranked T-Mobile USA, owned by Deutsche Telekom. Both run networks based on GSM, the wireless technology Nokia focuses most of its business on.

Nokia said the company would also have customized phones this year for Verizon Wireless, owned by Verizon Communications and Vodafone Group Plc. Verizon uses a technology known as CDMA, a much smaller business for Nokia.

The global No. 2 cell phone maker, Samsung Electronics, took second place in the U.S. market in the third quarter with an 18 percent market share while LG Electronics was third with 15 percent, according to Strategy Analytics.

Sony Ericsson, owned by Sony Corp. and Ericsson, also said earlier this week that boosting its position in the North American market is a key priority for 2008. It has a No. 4 ranking in the global market but a smaller share of the U.S. market.

Louison declined comment on whether he expected U.S. economic concerns to put a damper on Nokia's efforts beyond saying, "We haven't changed our business plan."

He said cell phones had become a "vital necessity" for many people. AT&T had spooked stock markets the day before by saying it was seeing softness among U.S. consumer customers, but less in wireless than in wireline.

After the AT&T comments, RBC Capital analyst Mark Sue said that if the U.S. macro economic situation worsens, cell makers may also be hurt as consumers opt for devices priced lower than the more advanced phones.

"Consumers' appetite for portable communications remains high. However, if the macro headwinds become significant enough, consumers will become more selective in the types of devices they purchase," said Sue.

"It's quite possible then that this might have a negative impact on overall average selling prices," he said.

Jah... cuma buat USA doank lagi....

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2fast4flying said:
Update terbaru Firmware N73 utk APAC region

Menurut info update ini (4.0750.31.2.1) merubah penggunaan memory menjadi tambah efisien. Demand Paging sdh di apply utk versi Fw ini, hasilnya free RAM lebih byk dan kecepatan memproses bertambah.

FW lama setelah booting free RAm 16mb, FW baru ini free RAM 20mb.
Booting time FW lama 54 detik, FW baru 41 detik.