Nokia 5220: Intro to dub

After months of irregular blogging exile. XpressMusic Zone now continues to regular programming.

Starting off with the slimline Nokia 5220. Check out later for the review. Pics after the hop.

How To Find Best Free Ringtones Quickly

If you already feel quite tired of continuous seeking for unconventional ringing sounds at these days, it sometimes could be extremely worth for you to keep in your mind that many experienced bloggers and forum visitors could potentially provide you with a buckshee journey through their exclusive handcrafted ringtones. Additionally, if you are keen on classical music, you will be absolutely gratified to see that these compositions naturally do not due any copyright and this makes them much more easier to be received as appealing gratis ring tunes.

Yugatech Netbook announced

Sir Yuga of YugaTech has finally unveiled his own brand of Netbook – The Yugatech Netbook. Featuring the high-end specs that includes an Atom Z550, 2GB DDR3, and a generous 3G/HSDPA adapter – this surely can compete with other similar netbooks in the market. This netbook has been set to be released sometime in May with the tag price around 20-25k php ($450-500).

Hope this doesn’t go to the long list of April Fool’s stunts!(Heh!)

Nokia – Your Music Player is ringing

Events!

Nokia N86 gets live

The Nokia N86. Featuring it’s main weapon, an 8MP Carl Zeiss Camera with Xenon Flash.

Zenni Optical gets featured on the New York Times

Offering high quality eyeglasses and affordable lens, undoubtedly Zenni became one of the most popular brands in America.

Nokia 5630 XpressMusic gets unveiled

XpressMusic gets more slimmer

Nokia has just revealed the Nokia 5630 XpressMusic handset. In the same vein as it’s 5800 XpressMusic sibling the new Nokia 5630 is far from a conventional music phone – a fully fledged member of the S60 family, this slender smartphone has a host of unlikely talents, such as being the slimmest N-Gage device yet at just 12mm thin.

Read on for details of Nokia’s newest music phone and get the full lowdown on its surprising features.

India’s Sakshat, the $20 Laptop

Possible for commercial sales?

As expected, India’s $20 laptop was officially unveiled yesterday, despite ongoing worries that the device won’t become available at that price point. Officials responsible for what is now known as the “Sakshat” laptop have declared that this portable system will be priced at $10. Availability is slated for six months after the laptop goes into mass production. The Sakshat, which is the fruit of a project that was meant to provide an alternative to OLPC’s XO laptop, is expected to come with 2GB of memory, which can be expanded. The system is said to boast Wi-Fi and fixed Ethernet capability and consume no less than 2 watts of power. As mentioned in previous articles, the laptop was designed as an educational tool and is the result of a project that involved the cooperative effort of the Indian government and academic institutions.

Qube M1 discreet dual-core atom option

“Dubbed as the first dual-core powered netbook”

In their recent statement, Intel didn’t intend the dual core atom (N330) to be embedded on current netbooks.

Nokia opens BP-6M battery case

Ballooning batteries gets Nokia alarmed

The Register UK reports, Nokia has admitted that some customers are seeing BP-6M batteries, as used in the N73 handset, ballooning to several times their original size, and in some cases to such an extent that the phone case won’t close.

El Reg first heard about the problem from a reader just after Christmas, and Nokia has been investigating since. Today the company assures us that the issue is nothing to be concerned about, and customers who find their batteries bulging should nip down to their nearest service centre for a free replacement.