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New “transformer” with Lifeblog

Today Nokia announced three new Nseries phones and N93 amongst them. This is a new transformer and a first one that has Lifeblog 2.0 application in ROM, which means that user content with valuable context information will be collected right from the first start of the phone.

It was one of Christian Lindholm’s predictions (or may be wishes?) in mobile trends for 2006 that more transformers are coming.

I’ve taken a lot of pictures last summer during our Scandinavian trip with the first Nseries transformer – N90 and blogged them using Lifeblog from the road. Now I’ve been using N93 for quite a while and I should say that with S60 3.0, Carl Zeiss lens, 3x optical zoom, DVD quality video recording – this is my phone until the next transformer comes out.

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5 Comments

  1. Dale wrote:

    Hi Ivan

    Your blog is missing some spaces when I read it with Bloglines, just so you know, looks a bit strange. By the way, transformers are way to big :-) I love the N73, that is one great NSeries device!

    //Daniel

    Tuesday, April 25, 2006 at 19:00 | Permalink
  2. Cayadi Sutanto wrote:

    Hi Ivan, I’m using old nokia 3660 with V 4.57 21-10-2003. Is there any lifeblog version that compatible with nokia 3660? Sorry to posting this question here.

    Thursday, May 11, 2006 at 9:44 | Permalink
  3. Ivan wrote:

    Unfortunately there’s no Lifeblog for 3660. This phone is based on S60 1st Edition, and Lifeblog requires 2nd Edition at least. You can check the list of Lifeblog supported phones on http://www.nokia.com/lifeblog

    Friday, May 12, 2006 at 11:33 | Permalink
  4. Edwin wrote:

    That machine looks pretty neat. The finnish people are ahead :-)

    Greetings

    Edwin

    Sunday, June 25, 2006 at 15:09 | Permalink
  5. dani2xll wrote:

    Why is this picture missing and i am trying to create a communcal blog so that anyone can send pictures to it. Is that possible with nokia lifeblog?

    Sunday, July 2, 2006 at 14:18 | Permalink

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