Nokia E63 business mobile for the budget professional (or e55?)

I was thinking of buying a new mobile phone and e63 looks perfect for the price. An e71 would be better but costs more.

What about e65 which costs about the same as an e63 - wat is the difference between them ?

Can anybody clarify for me. Especially with regard to support of software - symbian .sis , java .jar, flash .flv and what versions.


The new, yet to be released e55 looks promising too, but should I wait ?

The e55 pictures

Inspired by Messaging

Today, mobile professionals need to manage their business and personal information, and connect with clients, colleagues, family and friends. Whether it’s a quick text message or a detailed email with attachments, this stylish, all-in-one device helps you get things done when and where it matters most.

Business Benefits

• Collaborate and communicate ideas with advanced messaging SMS, MMS, and business class email like Mail for Exchange.
• Full messaging keyboard, dedicated email key, and an intuitive user set-up combined on a single device.
• Manage your work and leisure with one device; toggle between two customizable home screens that let you select the applications you need most.
• Keeps employees organized with dedicated keys for calendar and contacts, online file sharing and dedicated secure access to the company intranet.
• Achieve greater productivity and customer satisfaction, when used with Nokia Call Connect for Cisco and Alcatel, by automatically routing both office and mobile business calls to Nokia Eseries devices.

• Email that’s right for your business — easy email set-up, a dedicated email key, and a full QWERTY keyboard, the Nokia E63 is tailored for the mobile professional. Multiple business email options include Mail for Exchange (Microsoft ActiveSync), SEVEN Always-On-Mail, Visto Mobile, as well as POP3 and IMAP4 for personal email including Yahoo! Mail and Gmail.
  
  
• World leading messaging experience — supports multiple messaging solutions including IM, SMS and MMS, with intelligent text input – auto-completion, auto-correction, and learning capability for fast and easy typing
  
  
• Integrated productivity tools — including personal information management applications, Nokia Calendar for Eseries and Nokia Contacts for Eseries; and integrated Office applications — view and edit presentations, spreadsheets, and other documents with Quickoffice, Zip manager and PDF viewer
  
  
• Secure Intranet connection — via mVPN, with a dedicated intranet application that allows you to access company intranet
  
  
• Advanced voice features — including integrated speakerphone, conference calling, voice dialing, voice recorder, voice controls and message reader—make calls handsfree, listen to messages instead of reading them, and record meeting notes or important conversations
  
  
• Multiple high-speed connection methods — with quad-band Enhanced General Packet Radio Service (EGPRS), 3G, WLAN and Bluetooth™ and USB 2.0 EDR; WLAN wizard for fast, reliable access to corporate information systems and low—cost VoIP calls
  
  
• Built-in security — enhanced protection of sensitive corporate information with integrated security features such as device lock, remote lock, device and memory card encryption
  
  
• Easy device data transfer — move email, personal data, applications and information from one compatible device to another via Bluetooth™. or USB 2.0 connection
  
  
• Memory to spare — up to 110 MB of built-in memory, with support for up to 8 GB hot-swappable microSD cards
  
  
• Streamlined interface — navigate easily with the Navi™ key and One Touch keys to the calendar, contacts, email application, and the device home screen; LED indicator light notifies you immediately when you have new email, SMS or MMS messages
  
  
• Enhanced display — landscape 2.4” display for viewing the rich content in emails, internet: photos, videos etc.
  
  
• On-board entertainment — built-in MP3 player, FM radio, 3.5 mm audio plug
  
  
• Integrated digital image & video capture - 2.0 megapixel camera with flash, flash can be used as a flashlight
  
  
• Optimal mobile Internet experience — Nokia Web browser with Mini Map lets you view web pages as they’re meant to be seen; full QWERTY keyboard that provides outstanding means for utilizing mobile Internet; keep your Facebook profile up to date; use LinkedIn for creating connections; update blogs and Wiki’s and share thoughts in the internet

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Want to be on Blogger "Blogs of Note" ?

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A new form will open where you can enter a url like http://johndafundas.blogspot.com/ in my case and click send.

You can even recommend your own blog as a Blog of note and hope you make it to the list.

Lakota Indians (Sioux) - The Plains Indians : Independence and freedom for the nation

The Lakota American Indian freedom movement for independence and a nation of their own has been a hot topic of discussion. The Lakota Indians are a tribal Native America group that resides in the northern part of the United States. The Lakota Indians, the tribe of legendary warriors Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse, have declared their independence from the United States on Wednesday. Also known as Dakota Indians, they announced secession from United States.

The Lakota Indians plan to issue passports and driver licenses and say that citizens will enjoy tax-free living.

Native Americans are considered the first nation of North America. Although a large number of Indians have immersed themselves into American culture, several tribal groups carry out their daily affairs on Indian reservations. The Lakota Indian's primary location is in South Dakota and North Dakota. Furthermore, this particular Indian tribe speaks the Lakota language, which is a dialect of the Sioux tribal group.

The number of Lakota Indians is slightly lower than other tribal groups. Today, there are only about 70,000 registered Lakota Indians. Less than half of these continue to speak the ancestral language. The Lakota Indians can be traced back to the Lewis and Clark expedition. During this time, the Lakota Indian tribe accompanied much of the Great Plains. Because of ongoing warfare, the tribal group was forced northward, and settled in the Dakotas.

The majority of the Lakota Indians reside on one of five Indian reservations situated in the Dakotas. Furthermore, Montana and parts of Canada also have a large Lakota population. While living within the boundaries of the reservation, the Lakota Indians are governed by their own set of laws. Hence, the tribal group has a separate political system, police department, education system, etc.

The Lakota Indians have strong cultural and spiritual ties. For the most part, the Indians strive to preserve their way of life. From youth, parents train their children in the values and morals of their tribal group. In an effort to better understand their background, many Indian-Americans of Lakota descent may acquire resourceful information on the Lakota Indians, as well as visit the Lakota Indian reservation. This is a great way to become knowledgeable of the philosophy, customs, and history of the Lakota tribal group.

The Lakota (IPA: [laˈkˣota]) (also Teton, Tetonwan) are a Native American tribe. They are formed of a confederation of seven tribes (the oceti chakowin (seven council fires) or Great Sioux Nation) and speak Lakota, one of the three major dialects of the Sioux language.

The Lakota are the westernmost of the three Sioux groups, occupying lands in both North and South Dakota. The seven branches or "sub-tribes" of the Lakota are Sicangu, Oglala, Izipaco, Hunkpapa, Miniconjou, Sihasapa and Ooinunpa.

On December 19 2007, a group of Lakota activists that included Russell Means and Phyllis Young informed the State Department that the Lakota people were unilaterally withdrawing from treaties signed with the U.S. federal government. The leaders plan to issue Lakota country passports and driving licences. It is as yet unclear whether the statements of the activists represent the view of the elected government(s) of the Sioux Nation, or how federal authorities will respond.

New 7 wonders results declared in Lisbon, Portugal on 7/7/7

The New7Wonders organization is happy to announce the following 7 candidates have been elected to represent global heritage throughout history.
Chichén Itzá, Mexico	Christ Redeemer, Brazil	The Great Wall, China	Machu Picchu, Peru
Petra, Jordan	The Roman Colloseum, Italy	The Taj Mahal, India

Vot for the Taj Mahal into the new seven 7 wonders -Agra, India anthem by A R Rahman

Once upon a time, in a mystical land called India, a mughal emperor called Shah Jahan lived with his beloved beautiful wife Mumtaz Mahal.

Shahbuddin Mohammed Shah Jahan (also spelled Shah Jehan, Shahjehan. Persian: شاه ‌جهان), January 5, 1592 – January 22, 1666) was the ruler of the Mughal Empire in the Indian Subcontinent from 1628 until 1658. The name Shah Jahan comes from Persian meaning “King of the World.” He was the fifth Mughal ruler after Babur, Humayun, Akbar, and Jahangir.

The Mugal King did not marry his queen just for her beauty. She was intelligent and clever too. A smart choice by the king who had other wives too, most of them who were just “dumb gals”. There was no insurance that their wedding would last - after all, he was Emperor of India. For kings like these marriages were just another entertainment. No favours could be expected just by the wedding ring on her finger.

But the bond was strong - the love and passion was stronger than what we see in today’s films.

http://www.fundazone.com/2007/06/vote-for-the-taj-mahal-agra-india-wah-tahj/