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nokia.com - 11/25/2008

Nokia 6260 slide - made for high speed sharing

— nokia.com — Espoo, Finland - People use mobile devices to share their lives with friends and family and with... this in mind, Nokia introduces the Nokia 6260 slide. The phone call is the most obvious way to use the new handset to connect with people, but it will ... (more) Nokia 6260 slide - made for high speed sharing

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dailymobile.se - 11/25/2008

Pictures: Nokia E75

— dailymobile.se — Here are some new leaked photos of the Nokia E75. The Nokia E75 has a back cover... with a metallic mirror feel along with a 2.4 inch screen, 3.2 megapixel camera, Dual keypads and WiFi. Nokia E75 Nokia E75 Pics by mirrorofsorrow Related Posts On Daily ... (more) Pictures: Nokia E75

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boygeniusreport.com - 11/25/2008

New leaked images of upcoming Nokia E75

— boygeniusreport.com — For those of you awaiting this QWERTY-slider from Nokia , new pics of the E75 has been... spotted out in the wild and leaked pics are now online. There is a decent 2.4″ screen which looks to cramp up the alphanumeric keypad a bit but a quick ... (more) New leaked images of upcoming Nokia E75

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Cellphone chargers go green with energy rating system
jkOnTheRun — ... LG, Samsung and Sony Ericsson are the final five (sorry BSG fans) handset makers to adopt the system and Nokia says "Around two thirds of the energy used by mobile devices is lost when chargers are disconnected from the phone but left plugged into the mains." Conspicuously absent, at least to me anyway, are Apple, RIM, and HTC. Let's hope they see the light and join in the green movement soon. Nokia offers plenty of information on the new rating system at a dedicated site on the topic. ...

Handset Makers Launch Star-Rating System For Chargers
mocoNews — ... The ratings system, using zero to five stars, will cover all chargers currently sold by the five companies. For the ratings, each of the companies will adhere to criteria outlined at the Environmental Protection Agency and European Union. The project, which was initially presented by Nokia, also calls for a regular review of the ratings system. The group said if the three billion people who own mobile devices simply switched to a four or five-star charger it would save the same amount of energy produced by two medium-sized power plants each year. ...