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electricpig.co.uk - 1/12/2009

Nokia Locate Sensor - never lose anything again

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Nokia Locate Sensor has just made its debut at CES 2009. The brainchild of the folk over at the Nokia Research Center, Locate Sensor is a prototype service designed to help ensure you never lose anything. You simply attach a physical wireless location tag (see photo gallery) to stuff ...

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dialaphone.co.uk - 1/8/2009

Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Ultimate Review

— dialaphone.co.uk — The world has been waiting for the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. We started seeing pictures earlier this year on the Internet, we all caught a glimpse of it in use during The Dark Knight movie and we rejoiced at its official announcement in October and ... (more) Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Ultimate Review

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Comments vote downundo vote up Mobile Mentalism» The best mobile phones from the ... found this 1/8/2009found this

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nokiausa.com - 1/11/2009

Guides - Nokia E71 support

— nokiausa.com — Downloads for Nokia E71 in English Nokia E71 Mail for Exchange guide in English Download now Nokia_E71_Mail_for_Exchange_en.pdf Issue 1, 24-Jun-08 | 358.30 KB | English ... (more) Guides - Nokia E71 support

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Comments vote downundo vote up IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis found this 1/11/2009found this

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unwiredview.com - 1/19/2009

Nokia to launch Comes With Music in the US, Latin America, Australia and Singapore

— unwiredview.com — Last time we checked, Nokia’s unlimited music service called Comes With Music was only available in the UK. Well, it’s still available only there, but Nokia plans to conquer many other markets with the service. Reuters reports that Comes With Music ... (more) Nokia to launch Comes With Music in the US, Latin ...

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Nokia Locate Sensor te ayudará a encontrar las llaves… o lo que sea
Celularis — ... alejemos una determinada distancia. En contra de lo que pudiera parecer, este dispositivo no usa GPS, así que el gasto de nuestra batería será en principio escaso. El sensor incluye una batería propia que puede durar hasta unos 18 meses. Personalmente creo que es una idea fantástica y que puede resultar muy útil, pero lamentablemente se trata sólo de un concepto y no se han ofrecido datos sobre un posible lanzamiento. Crucemos los dedos. Vía | Electric Pig ...

Nokia Research gadget in stealth mode at CES
Mobile Mentalism» The best mobile phones from the best mobile phone UK site – MobileMentalism — ... only you can use your phone (or a, quite literally, really close friend!) The Locate Sensor doesn't use GPS - rather, it operates using a simple low power signal, so it doesn't chew up the batteries. In fact, it can last up to 18 months on one battery! The Locate Sensor is such a superbly simple idea, that Nokia would be mad not to bring it into full production. I'd saves weeks of my life each year with this thing - come on Nokia, do us all a favour and out it on sale! [Source: ElectricPig ]

Nokia Locate Sensor makes sure you never lose anything, again
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... by the phone within a distance of up to 100 metres, and thanks to which [simple wireless signal] its standard battery can work for up to 18 month. If you need to track larger items, a bigger battery can be used, which would ensure the device could run even longer. In a nutshell - it’s a great idea, and I guess we’ll see it officially released during this year, once both hardware and software are ready for the prime time. [Via: AllAboutSymbian, ElectricPig] Related News from IntoMobile: Nokia ...

Nokia Locate Sensor tracks and locates your possessions
Phones Review — ... attaching the physical wireless location tag to their wallet, keys or just about anything, and when you can’t find them the application will bring up their location. The Nokia Locate Sensor actually allows the user to keep track of up to 100 items, which should be plenty. The Nokia Locate Sensor doesn’t rely on GPS but sends out a wireless signal which is traceable via mobile phone with a distance of up to 100 metres and should be available sometime during 09. Source – electricpig ...