Okay, I agree that Nokia’s handsets and bluetooth designs are unique and great. What about the headsets? Its the same boring black or silver or chrome headsets I see daily strapped around every technology addicted mongrel. And since Nokia has discovered the same, its adding bling finally to it with help from none other than people like you.

Of course no store will be keeping what Bruce Wayne uses. But this Nokia 6205 Dark Knight edition is really close to a real Bat Phone.  Comes with a 1.3MP camera with flash, microSD slot expandable to 4GB, and external music controls.”

The black flip phone comes with the movie’s logo on the back while loaded with the trailer, as well as themed wallpapers, ringtones and screensavers.

Gizmodo via Techeblog

Believe this or not, this is an unannounced Nokia N94i, yeah..yeah i know that. But this Nokia is a different its running Windows Mobile (not Symbian) operating system. It might turn out just a photoshop who knows but feeling of Windows on even my Nokia cellphone….it will hang for sure ;) .

 Few days back Nokia launched their much waited online music store. Thou unconfirmed, Amazon is prepping up its own digital music store apparently set to launch this month. Reuters reports they are tentatively setting a mid-September launch for there music store. Only the Mp3 format seems to be the norms for the store. Surprisinglythe Amazon officials were not available for comment.

Via Reuters

         

Nokia launches four new music based mobile phones namely the N81, N81-8GB, N95 8GB and Nokia 5310 and 5610 XpressMusic.

Nokia announces its Music Store service going live from today. Thou not as perfect or cool like the iTunes store, but looks good enough for HSDPA speeds on handsets. The Nokia Music Store allows wireless music purchases which directly downloads to the handsets . The store offers only 192Kbps audio in Windows Media Audio (WMA) format(DRM protected! Shit…….!).

Nokia today announces a slew of devices two Bluetooth headsets and a in car-navigation system. The BH-902 and BH-903 Bluetooth headsets both sports a cool looking OLED display. Nokia BH-903 is compatible with Bluetooth device that supports A2DP, AVRCP, PBAP, HFP and HSP profiles. The headset can even be used as a remote control for your digital music devices or simply your phone but needs bluetooth. Weighing at just 23-grams its a tad costly at €200/$274.