Nokia releases 'moblog' camera phone

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New Nokia 6630 Small 3G Camera Phone

New Nokia 6630 Small 3G Camera Phone 06/14/2004 11:42 AM
I4U Jun 14 2004 2:23PM GMT

Nokia Adds Cheap Camera Phone to Ailing
Portfolio (Reuters)

Nokia Adds Cheap Camera Phone to Ailing
Portfolio (Reuters) 05/31/2004 08:37 AM
Reuters - The world's largest mobile phone maker Nokia launched a new mass-market camera phone on Monday, part of its drive to claw back market share from hungry rivals.

Please send me the price list of all
model phones.And i wan to purchase a
nokia phone with camera

Please send me the price list of all
model phones.And i wan to purchase a
nokia phone with camera 08/22/2004 03:51 PM
TechTree Aug 22 2004 5:44PM GMT

Nokia - Fun Features - Phone Features -
Nokia 3220 - Phone Models - Phones

Nokia - Fun Features - Phone Features -
Nokia 3220 - Phone Models - Phones 06/01/2004 05:46 AM
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Taking The Camera Out Of The Camera
Phone

Taking The Camera Out Of The Camera
Phone 11/04/2003 07:06 PM
We've had a lot of stories in the last six months or so about shortsighted companies deciding to simply ban camera phones outright. In the past, I wondered if such rules would have an impact on mobile phone sales, but I didn't expect the carriers to jump on this topic so quickly. Put me in the same surprised boat as Alan Reiter to hear that carriers are convincing mobile phone handset makers to offer multiple versions of their phones: one with a camera and the other without. I really thought that with only a few companies overreacting and missing the point about camera phones, it would blow over, and a decade from now we'd be laughing at silly companies banning camera phones. At this rate, that might not be true. This is going to be a huge waste of money. Designing a new phone will take some money, and will create a phone that offers less value to the customer (and less opportunity for revenue for the carrier). However as camera phones begin to find more acceptance in the marketplace, people are going to get angry when their boss tells them the expensive phone they just bought can't be brought into the office. They're not going to want to buy the version without the camera if part of the reason they're upgrading is for the camera in the first place. This is a (costly) over reaction to a technology that will do nothing to stop the real problem (theft of corporate secrets or invasion of privacy), but will cost lots of money and anger many people.

Nokia Remote Camera

Nokia Remote Camera 09/23/2004 07:13 AM

Nokia announced an interesting new home security camera that uses any GSM network to send images back to your phone or email if someone trips its motion sensor or if its in-built thermometer exceeds a pre-set threshold. It's a lot like a 1-megapixel cameraphone without the phone part, although it can even take pictures at night with an infrared sensor. For now, though, it looks as if the Nokia Remote Camera will be Europe only, as its dual-band (and priced only in Euros, at around €450). You can also use an existing Series 60 phone to remotely control the camera via SMS. It's great idea - a smart way to utilize the existing networks.

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Nokia Announces Security Camera

Nokia Announces Security Camera 09/23/2004 08:42 AM
TechTree Sep 23 2004 1:13PM GMT

Nokia Launches Three New Camera Phones
(Reuters)

Nokia Launches Three New Camera Phones
(Reuters) 09/09/2004 08:44 AM
Reuters - The world's largest mobile phone maker Nokia (NOK1V.HE) launched on Thursday three new handsets, the 7260, 7270 and 7280 models, all with cameras.

Nokia Adds FM, Camera, the letter 'i' to
6610

Nokia Adds FM, Camera, the letter 'i' to
6610 04/19/2004 11:00 AM
Nokia has released an upgraded 6610 as the '6610i' with a new integrated camera and FM radio. The tri-band GSM phone is not scheduled for US markets yet, but will be launched initially, well, everywhere but here. The 6610 is one of the workhorse phones of the Nokia line; it's...

Nokia Flaunts Camera Phones at
McDonald's in India (Reuters)

Nokia Flaunts Camera Phones at
McDonald's in India (Reuters) 05/05/2004 12:29 PM
Reuters - Would you like a family snapshot from a mobile phone to go with that Happy Meal?

Sprint Releases Camera-Free Treo

Sprint Releases Camera-Free Treo 06/09/2004 02:13 PM
“Citing concerns that cameraphones can pose security risks, Sprint said Tuesday that it is making available a version of the palmOne Treo 600 smartphone without a camera.”

But Does Anyone Want A Camera Phone?

But Does Anyone Want A Camera Phone? 05/11/2004 02:20 AM
There seem to be two opinions when it comes to camera phones: either people think they're going to be the greatest thing since the first internet browser or they're a silly waste-of-time trinket that's only going to make mobile phones (that don't work all that well already) more expensive. As with any such situation where there are extreme viewpoints, it often helps to have someone take a bit more of an objective look at what's really happening in the camera phone space. The summary seems to be that they're coming, no matter what. What people aren't quite as sure about is whether or not people want them. In fact, in areas where camera phones are being offered, there's really not much evidence that they're using them all that much. Also, while much of the push for camera phones has focused on how it will help the carriers by driving more wireless data usage, some providers have said they've seen no evidence to support that. Does this mean the whole camera phone concept is set to come crashing down before it's really begun? It's certainly possible. As with so much in the wireless space, the ridiculous level of hype has a tendency to do more damage than help. However, there are a few reasons why camera phones may work out after all. First off, people aren't buying camera phones for the camera. They're buying them for the phone. The camera just comes along with it. As such, handset makers and wireless carriers don't have to be nearly as concerned about the success of camera phones early on. It's almost a "stealth" way of seeding the market (if you can call this stealth). Next, whether or not users think they'll use camera phones isn't so much of an issue compared to whether or not they actually will use camera phones - and that will depend on the applications. People are going to realize that there are an awful lot of connected cameras out there - and that presents an opportunity. It's not the fact that everyone will have a camera in their hands, but the fact that those cameras are connected that will drive people to start creating applications that take advantage of that - whether for productivity, for safety or for fun. It's those applications that will make the camera phone worth while. I doubt that it will happen nearly as fast as most folks in the industry would like, but I certainly don't think it's the fad that some columnists/analysts are predicting will quickly go away.

Nokia releases 'bluesnarfing' fix

Nokia releases 'bluesnarfing' fix 07/22/2004 01:08 PM
ZDNet Jul 22 2004 5:35PM GMT

Camera Phone Tips

Camera Phone Tips 05/10/2004 08:40 AM

Camera Phone Rules That Don't Seem New

Camera Phone Rules That Don't Seem New 04/27/2004 05:27 PM
Over in Australia, the government is sending out a set of camera phone guidelines to schools suggesting they implement the rules to deal with the growing popularity of camera phones. The rules include banning the use of camera phones in locker rooms and bathrooms, as well as disciplining those students who use camera phones to cheat or bully other students. These are all actions that require punishment, but I'm wondering why the technology needs to be singled out. I would assume that it's pretty obvious that you shouldn't be taking pictures in a locker room or bathroom. Isn't that already "banned" by the school? Similarly, bullying or cheating seems like the type of thing that the school already has rules against. Why create a separate classification that involves the use of a camera phone. All it does is demonize the technology, rather than the action. Even worse, those who came up with the guidelines admits that there's no known problem with camera phones in schools - but they're trying to stop it before it becomes a problem. So, they're trying to solve a non-existent problem by putting in place rules that are already in place. That seems positively useless.

The camera phone backlash

The camera phone backlash 06/23/2004 01:05 AM
News.bbc.co.uk - Wed Jun 23, 12:47 am GMT

Removing the camera from the phone

Removing the camera from the phone 11/05/2003 12:09 PM
eWeek reports on an interesting new trend: cellphone carriers asking manufacturers to start offering versions of their phones without the digital cameras built-in. Why? Because for security reasons their business customers don't want to issue their employees cellphones that can potentially snap pictures of sensitive company material and documents. Verizon has already asked Samsung to develop a camera-free version of the i700 and Sprint is talking to Handspring/palmOne/whoever about doing the same thing for the Treo 600. Read [Via Camera Phone Report, Alan Reiter's new weblog]...

A Bluetooth Camera Phone

A Bluetooth Camera Phone 03/29/2005 06:50 AM
PC Magazine Mar 29 2005 11:22AM GMT

Megapixel camera phone

Megapixel camera phone 07/15/2004 02:06 PM
Chicago Tribune Jul 15 2004 6:31PM GMT

Nokia releases Bluetooth security fix

Nokia releases Bluetooth security fix 07/22/2004 01:03 PM
CNET Jul 22 2004 4:59PM GMT

Motorola camera phone delayed again

Motorola camera phone delayed again 03/08/2004 11:18 PM
ChicagoBusiness.com Mar 8 2004 11:02PM GMT

Motorola shipping new camera phone

Motorola shipping new camera phone 04/09/2004 04:13 PM
Chicago Tribune Apr 6 2004 10:30AM GMT

Camera-phone barcode reader

Camera-phone barcode reader 05/05/2004 01:18 AM
Semacode is a Symbian barcode reader that works with your cameraphone. Point the camera at the "two-dimensional barcode" you find on some products and services in the wild and the phone will decode it into its component URL and open the URL in its browser. Link (Thanks, Simon!)

New Panasonic GPRS/ GSM Camera Phone

New Panasonic GPRS/ GSM Camera Phone 07/02/2004 06:32 AM
3G Jul 2 2004 9:19AM GMT

Have a camera phone scan a barcode?

Have a camera phone scan a barcode? 01/22/2004 02:47 AM
Imagine using your cell phone to scan a barcode then getting a coupon to Amazon or product information or even...

Kicked Out Of Parliament For Looking At
A Camera Phone

Kicked Out Of Parliament For Looking At
A Camera Phone 12/18/2003 03:30 PM
The latest slap down for daring to pick up a camera phone and (gasp! oh no!) look at it, was over in the UK where an MP was thrown out for checking his phone to see who had called. Someone noticed this, and informed the speaker, who kicked him out of the chamber for "using a camera". Except, he wasn't using the camera. Just looking to see who called. As he points out, if he wanted to use the camera it would be pretty obvious. Once again, you have to wonder why there's so much backlash against just having a camera phone, when the folks involved aren't doing anything bad with at all. Why are we making it a crime to possess tools that have plenty of perfectly good uses - just because there's the potential to misuse it?

Camera phone shipments jump 29%

Camera phone shipments jump 29% 12/10/2003 06:57 AM
Q3 shipments almost as many as Q1 and Q2 combined

Don't Lose Your Camera Phone Photos

Don't Lose Your Camera Phone Photos 04/12/2004 11:20 AM
There isn't exactl a smooth workflow established for managing those candids. Here's what I've worked out for my Mac OS X digital hub. By Derrick Story, O'Reilly Network (via MyAppleMenu)

Law May Curb Cell Phone Camera Use

Law May Curb Cell Phone Camera Use 07/25/2004 03:52 PM

Camera Phone Photos Not So Bad Afterall

Camera Phone Photos Not So Bad Afterall 06/22/2004 04:34 AM
At the top of the list of complaints among reporters and analysts who simply don't get the concept of camera phones is almost always the tired line that "the photo quality sucks." It doesn't take a genius to work out that the technology is improving rapidly, and it won't take long for that complaint to fade away. A new study suggests that day may even be closer than many expected. The study compared photos from camera phones with regular phones and found that, surprisingly, the camera phones could hold their own when it came to photo quality. The study was fairly thorough in testing a variety of situations and cameras in order to come up with a detailed set of results. The end result was that even the low-end camera phones often displayed quality that wasn't too far off from cheap disposable film cameras. However, once they started going to higher end camera phones, the quality quickly surpassed the one-time use cameras, suggesting it won't be long until disposable cameras are a thing of the past as well.

Test Camera Phone Shot

Test Camera Phone Shot 09/15/2004 11:30 PM
Just for kicks, I used the camera on my Morotola V710 to take a shot looking down the hall on the way out of work today. I then e-mailed it to myself (typing e-mail addresses on a cell phone sucks, btw). As you can see, the image quality isn't great (click it to see the whole thing). But I didn't exactly buy it for the image quality. The upload was surprisingly quick. This mobile stuff is all high-tech these days....

Nokia releases invisible Bluetooth hack
fix

Nokia releases invisible Bluetooth hack
fix 07/23/2004 04:20 AM
Silicon.com Jul 23 2004 7:53AM GMT

Nokia releases 'invisible' Bluetooth
security fix

Nokia releases 'invisible' Bluetooth
security fix 07/22/2004 01:03 PM
ZDNet UK Jul 22 2004 2:38PM GMT

set up your nokia phone for WAP or MMS

set up your nokia phone for WAP or MMS 08/06/2004 11:34 AM
this link is a total godsend every time i need to fix my phone

Nokia Quietly Releases RFID Reading
Cellphone

Nokia Quietly Releases RFID Reading
Cellphone 04/14/2004 09:01 AM
JOEL JOHNSON -- Nokia has developed an optional RFID reader kit for their 5140 phone, pitching it as a tool to automate certain business functions. For instance, RFID tags could be attached to certain waypoints on a security guard's route, letting the guard 'check in' by touching the phone to...

Battle heats up for camera phone market

Battle heats up for camera phone market 12/11/2003 09:38 AM
Personal Computer World Dec 11 2003 9:10AM ET

Wireless Picture Relay Without a Camera
Phone

Wireless Picture Relay Without a Camera
Phone 09/23/2004 12:41 AM
New York Times Sep 23 2004 4:45AM GMT

AT&T Wireless to offer Motorola camera
phone

AT&T Wireless to offer Motorola camera
phone 01/07/2004 07:08 PM
Reuters Jan 7 2004 4:40PM ET

Camera Phone Bans Seen as Aiding Privacy

Camera Phone Bans Seen as Aiding Privacy 12/09/2003 10:55 PM

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