• #cellphones

    Sling Steps Outside With SlingPlayer Mobile for Symbian S60

    SlingPlayer mobile, the app that lets you watch all your TV shows on your cellphone streamed from your SlingBox, has just launched in the US for $29, Canada for $34, and the UK for £19. It's the same basic functionality—although this has streaming support over 3G and/or Wi-Fi and landscape fullscreen support—but now supporting Nokia N95, N75, and E65. Good news for N95 users as well, as Sling's going to provide the client free to all owners. Now there's absolutely no excuse to cry spoiler alert when people talk about Heroes the next morning if you can watch it while you drive to work. [Slingmedia]
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    SlingPlayer Mobile for Symbian S60 Looking for Guinea Pigs

    Sling Media's now taking applications for beta testers for SlingPlayer Mobile for Symbian S60 phones—Nokia models N75, N95, and E65, specifically. The beta's US only and will run for four weeks, and you'll be expected to keep your lips sealed about confidential information (that'll happen). Oh, and obviously, "Unlimited data plan is a MUST." If you're on AT&T, that should make for a fun itemized bunker buster at the end of the month. [Beta Signup via GigaOM]
  • #almostreleased

    Nokia N75 Priced and Released

    We were a little off with our prediction, but the Nokia N75 has just been priced at $199.99. It technically should be on the AT&T store soon, but we're not seeing it right now. More »
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    Nokia N75 Review and Gallery: Hands on the First Official N-Series Phone

    This morning, I woke up to find a virginal Nokia N75, still in its shrink-wrap, delivered to my waiting arms, waiting to be unpacked, clicked through and reviewed. A refresher for those of you who haven't been paying attention: The series 60 Symbian phone is notable because it's the first N-series Nokia to be picked up by a US carrier. It takes advantage of Cingy's UMTS 850 / 1900 to rock 3G speeds, and it's packed with the N-series multimedia goodness like the 2MP camera, 352 x 288 pixel video cam. It's a potent handset, and you should be glad it's here in the US and not yet another business oriented smart phone. More »
  • #unconfirmed

    N75 Pricing: $100 or $150?

    We know that the Nokia N75 is going to hit AT&T very soon now, but a tipster just dropped in a note about how much it's going to cost. He says the AT&T store cost is a little north of $300, so you can probably expect about $100 or $150 to be the price you'll pay with a two-year contract agreement. Not too bad a price, actually. – Jason Chen More »
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    Nokia N75 Hitting AT&T "Imminently?"

    We've been waiting for the Nokia N75 to hit CingularAT&T for months, but it looks like our long, painful wait may be coming to an end. Reports have it that the phone's launch is "imminent." More »
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    Nokia N75 Hitting Cingular This Month?

    Nokia has done a good job of keeping their N75 under the radar, but the Boy Genius is putting the spotlight right back on the Symbian-based phone reporting that it could make its debut as early as this month. The N75 would be Cingular's first 3G Nokia phone toting around a 2MP lens and MP3-playing capabilities. No word on pricing, but BGR has a full unboxing gallery to keep you at bay till Cingular makes it official. – Louis Ramirez More »
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    Nokia N75 Multimedia Smartphone Due on Cingular Any Day Now

    "Sources" say the Nokia N75 is about to hit Cingular in the next few days. While this should please people who use cellphones as a status symbol, us gadget geeks have known about its existence for a few months now. The specs remain as impressive as when we first heard about it (based on Symbian Series 60, 3G friendly and 2-megapixel camera, along with the other standard cellphone goodies), so it actually might be a case where the phone looks good and performs well, too, which is kind of a rarity nowadays. More »