Nokia India has leaked what appears to be a re-branding of their service currently known as Comes With Music. The new service will be called Ovi Music Unlimited.
Apart from the change of the name, everything should continue to work as before.
Nokia just announced a 16GB version of the Nokia X6 phone. Unlike its big brother, this one doesn’t Come With Music.
The phone will have a 3.2″ capacitive touch screen, 16GB storage and will run on latest version of Symbian^1. The battery will bring enough juice for 18 days worth of standby time, 11.5 hours GSM talk time and 35 hours of music playback. A 5MP camera with Carl Zeiss optics and dual LED flash will take care of a fairly good image quality. The new Ovi Maps version will also be on board, happy to serve you with Michelin and Lonely Planet guides. Gamers will also get something, including Spore by EA, Asphalt4 and DJ Mix Tour by Gameloft.
The new X6 16GB will be available this quarter, and be available in all black, all white, white with yellow highlights and white with pink highlights. A few more press images after the break.
Nokia yesterday announced the Nokia 5235 Comes With Music phone. It will have a 3.2″ resistive touchscreen, 2MP camera, 3.5mm audio-jack and a full set of their Ovi suite – including Ovi Share, Ovi Contacts, Ovi Store and Ovi Maps with pedestrian and drive navigation.
Some sites are reporting that this thing will basically be a Nokia 5230, but without navigation? According to Nokia Conversations this thing will be EXACTLY like the Nokia 5230, sans Ovi Maps and navigation.
What makes this product interesting is the price. With a recommended price of 145€ before taxes and subsidies. That would mean that it is 176.9€ in Finland for instance, where the cheapest CWM phone, Nokia 5130 CWM, is today priced at 195€.
Nokia today released the long awaited sync software for Mac, the iSync. Download it here.
The Nokia X6 is available from Nokia’s own store now, but will be available nationwide on November 26th.
The Nokia N97 mini will be released in Scandinavia next week.
The phone will come with a price-tag of 549€ for the standard edition, and the Comes With Music edition will be priced at 679€. Seems quite weird since the “real” N97 is priced at 579€ at the moment(in Finland).
Most of the mini’s will be of the CWM edition, and it will be harder to find stores that sell the phone without the service.
