If i was a car engineer i would be scared this very moment with tools like OBDKey Bluetooth out there. The software lets you connect to your car via Bluetooth (or USB but that’s not fun right?) and measure all sorts of stuff like distance between two speed settings, performance and the state of the vehicle etc. You need to have a OBDII compliant and a Windows Mobile phone but that’s the last thing you really care about, because you can even bring your laptop in the car and perform all kinds of magic and diagnose your car with OBDKey. Video after the break. Read More »

You’ve read the Nokia N86 press release, you’ve seen the pictures but now it’s time for something even better. A short hands on video experience with the Nokia N86 and the N86′s product manager, Kimmo Nahkamaki, talking about the smartphone and all the details that make a difference. Full glass front, scratch resistant surface, metal buttons, Carl Zeiss Tessar optics etc. Read More »

Hands on the new Nokia E75 full QWERTY slider phone. Short video in high quality with all the goodness of this baby running S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 2 on a 2.4 inches 320×240 pixels resolution screen. Quad-band EGSM, HSDPA, WiFi 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR and an auto focus 3.2 megapixels camera with 8X digital zoom and LED flash. Memory is expanded up to 16GB with microSD.

Standard Li-Po BL-4U battery with capacity of 1000mAh provides up to 5h 20m talking time in GSM networks or 9h talking time for VoIP over WiFi. Music playback lasts for up to 25h. Price is €375 before taxes. Nokia E75 is expected on March 2009.

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