“Accessories” Articles

If you’ve managed to get your hands on the new Nokia N8, you would have instantaneously noticed that although its matte aluminium finish looks exquisite, it is quite slippery in the hands, and the last thing you’d want to do is drop it. Well, unlike in the past, Nokia has created a very cool custom silicone cover for the N8, instead of some belt clip case or a glorified sock to ‘protect it’. The Nokia Silicone Cover CC-1005 is a must have accessory for your Nokia N8 and we highly recommend you to get one. Hit the jump to find out more.

The first thing my wife said to me when she was playing around with the Nokia N8 was that she felt as though it needed a stylus. Maybe this was because she was so used to it on the Nokia N900 I have or maybe some of the aspects of the device aren’t quite as finger friendly as they could be. Well if you feel the same then check out this cracking little accessory which my buddy Devin stumbled upon – The Nokia Capacitive Stylus SU-39.

I believe we’re reached a new stage in powering our mobile phones, with everyone turning more and more ‘green’. The Nokia N900 Solar Charger I’ve found fits just perfectly in this theme, and helps provide an echo-friendly and cost-effective solution for mobile charging. Hit the jump for my thoughts.

Consuming videos on a mobile device has become the norm. However it’s not everyday you come across someone viewing live TV on a handheld device. Nokia has today aimed to close that gap in the market with the announcement of its new Mobile TV service that will be pushed out through an application from Ovi Store, and the Nokia Mobile TV Headset which sports a built in DVB-H Receiver. Hit the jump for the press release.

Forum Nokia has released a short video showcasing a project titled ThinkContacts, a mobile application developed for the Maemo platform using QT. It allows the user to select a contact from the phone’s address book and make a phone call by only using the brain’s activity. It is explained and demonstrated in this video using a Nokia N900 and a NeuroSky Mindset headset. Earlier this year we brought to you Brain Maze, which also used this technology as a primary input method for an S60 5th Edition game. Check out the video after the jump.