Nokia’s 3110 Evolve, as the name suggest evolved from the previous Nokia 3110 Classic mobile unit. Being touted as an eco-friendly phone, the 3110 evolve has three major features that set it apart from other Nokia and other brand of mobile phone. These features are:

Design – Measuring just 108.5mm long, 45.7mm wide and 15.6mm thick, the 3110 Evolve was created from unpainted bio-sourced materials. This reduces the amount of fossil fuels consumed during its creation. The over all packaging was made from 60% recycled materials as well.

Entertainment – Get spoiled by the 3110 Evolve with its 1.3 megapixel camera with 8X digital zoom, mp3 player, integrated FM radio and external memory.

Innovation – The Nokia 3110 Evolve uses the innovative AC-8 charger which was created to minimize “no load” energy consumption even if you forgot to unplug it from the power socket.

Aside from these 3 features, the Nokia Evolve 3110 is also loaded with cool mobile phone features that would surely make your mobile phone usage, a delightful experience.

Other features of the Nokia 3110 Evolve are:

• support for mp3, mp4, AAC, AAC+, enhanced AAC+, H.263, H.264, WMA
• video streaming through 3GPP
• supports true tone
• DRM release 2.0
• XHTML browser
• JAVA MIDP 2.0
• Macro Flash Lite 2.0
• supports GPRS, EDGE, HDSCD data transfer
• supports Bluetooh, Infrared, USB and XHTML connectivity

The Nokia 3110 Evolve is truly worthy of a second look. If you’ve been a user of the 3110 Classic, then you wouldn’t have a hard time adapting to this phone’s features. It’s good to know that a mobile phone giant company such as Nokia is concerned with environmental issues as well.

Nokia is giving its millions of users a new entertainment medium on their mobile phone, the Nokia Internet Radio. If you are a Nokia mobile phone user, the new Nokia Internet Radio, is a new web-based service that lets you discover and listen to radio shows broadscasted over the internet. The application can be downloaded free into your mobile phone. Soon, it will be embedded in upcoming Nokia S60 3^rd edition mobile phones.

The Nokia Internet Radio promises to make the discovery of music effortless. Mobile browsing can be done through station name, music genre, country or language. Top ten music countdowns worldwide will be updated on an hourly basis. And when you find an interesting radio station, you can easily add it to a list of you favorite stations as a bookmark in you Nokia mobile phone browser. Hence makin the radio station easily accessible.

The best part about the Nokia Internet Radio is that you can enhance audio quality by selecting appropriate streaming servers that would match the speed of the current network connection that you have. Just like audio streaming on the web through your PC, you will have the option to match the speed of your mobile phone connection with specific streaming servers.

The Nokia Internet Radio is currently available for download to Nokia models such as N82, N91, N95 and N95 8GB. To find out if your mobile phone is compatible with the Nokia Internet Radio, check out the list of compatible devices.

Following the sleek and stylish design of previous LG Chocolate handsets in colors black, red, green, and white, Verizon Wireless has launched extended the Chocolate line-up with the new cool Blue Ice flavor. Its silky-smooth slim slider design comes coated with a frosty blue finish and loaded with the same features of earlier Chocolate handsets.

As for the price, it is up for grabs for $80 with annoying new two-year contract plus $50 mail-in rebate. Initial selling at Verizon Wireless Communications Stores and other online sites will be this coming Friday, December 7, 2007.

Since fashion and music often go along together, the Blue Ice Chocolate can easily access and download more than 2.4 million songs via the network’s wireless service, V CAST Music. Of course V CAST Video is also very accessible every time you need to get hold of entertaining video clips.

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*Certain features may use more power and cause actual standby and usage time to vary.

Via Gadgetell