We told you just today about Nokia planning its news Cseries of phones (click here to view original post). Now, Digitoday has found yet another potential Nokia plan of introducing another lineup, which it refers to as the Xseries of phones, on the OAMI website. This website gives a huge list of Eseries phones and some Nseries ones too. None of the regular devices featured though.
There is yet another trademarked service called “Nokia Money”, the description of which says, “Computer software to enable mobile telephones to transfer money from one bank account to another bank account.” It further goes on to say, “Financial transaction services, namely, providing secure commercial transactions and payment options using a mobile device at a point of sale.”
Check out the pic below and then the OAMI site (if you have nothing better to do!). You’ll be surprised at what you find.
According to what the Finnish Weblog, Puhelinvertailu stated, Nokia has now filed a trademark application for its soon-to-come C-series of mobile phones. There was the Nseries of entertainment phones which took the mobile world by storm when it came in. Then it was the Eseries of business phones which took center stage.
We now wonder what the “C” might stand for. We kept breaking our heads over it, but didn’t get any idea. What do you guys think? Any suggestions as to what it might be? Anyways, we’ll let you know more when we hear of this thing in the near future.
The black version of the Nokia N97 phone will be available at US flagship stores tomorrow. Already stores in New York and Chicago have received their stock of the Nseries phone today, but there is already a good waitlist at both these locations.
The Nokia N97 comes with a tilting 3.5” display, QWERTY keyboard, fully customizable home screen and access to the entire range of Ovi services as well. This device is priced at $699.99.
We were quite amazed by this unboxing video of what seemed to be the Nokia N97 Nseries phone, which has not officially started shipping yet. You never know, this might even be a KIRF unboxing, which could have potentially dangerous consequences. Anyways, do check out this video if you are willing to take the risk.
