Mobile Phones Reviews and Tips

Nokia released info about two new products: the Nokia C1 and the Nokia C2. They both are dual Sim phones (that means you can have two carriers with only one phone).

Nokia C2 comes with a big innovation, you can actually swap the second sim card anytime you want (yes it’s hot swappable) and this happens for the first time ever.

Some of the features are: VGA camera,GPRS, Bluetooth,FM Radio. It’s a pretty low end mobile phone but the battery is estimated to almost 2 weeks of stand by which is great.

The other phone, the C1 is even cheaper and features only a fm radio but … and this is a big BUT, it features a whooping 48 (yes fourtyeight) days (DAYS) of standby battery time. That is probably the biggest stand by EVER, then again don’t get too excited until it’s tested.

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Nokia-Siemens Networks and T-Mobile signed an agreement that will offer some great benefits to T-Mobile users in Czech Republic; the most important will be the HSPA services. In this way, the 3G network will be updated using the Nokia-Siemens Networks Flexi Multiradio Base Stations and HSPA technology.

Czech Republic was really in need of data services, so the building of a 3G network is a priority right now. And choosing Nokia-Siemens Networks was wise, as services will be of high quality; on the other side, Nokia-Siemens is also glad to extend their partnership.

T-Mobile will also get network integration services, the NetAct network management system, and an upgrade of the central network in order to support advanced 3G services; all these provided of course by Nokia-Siemens Networks.

The process of T-Mobile’s 3G network will start this autumn, in Prague, and it is supposed to be finished by the end of the year.