Question #1:

What are those accessories that u can use to talk on the phone wirelessly?

Pardon my ignorance everyone, but what are they called? I mean u wear them in your ear like headphones and u don't need to use your phone's speakers. And if possible, can anyone give me a link where to buy one like them for Nokia N78 (amazon or smth). Thanks!

Question #2:

Current price of a Nokia 5800? What's inside the box now?

I'm thinking of buying a Nokia 5800 phone, navigator's edition, n I'd like to know how much a Priority Dealer in India sells it for, as I'm out of the country now, for a month and I lost my phone, so I'd like to know the cost there so I'll be able to decide whether I should buy the phone here or when I'm back at home.
Besides, I'd like to know what comes inside the box nowadays...accessories, I mean, caz I hear that it's got many accessories along with the handset...and that the accessories that come keep changing according to the time and offers. Please help...as soon as you can.
Thanks - both the answers were very informative and nice :) I think I should wait n buy it when I'm back at home.

Question #3:

Will nokia x2 support a 2gb memory card..as only 16gb card is mentioned in its accessories.?

Question #4:

where can i get faceplates, cases and covers for a nokia c9 phone?

i recently saw my friend using a really cute faceplate for her phone. she got hers from bangkok.
please tell me any stores in delhi or online sites from india which sells these..i also want other accessories..i tries fommy.co.in but they don't have much for the nokia c9.please help

Question #5:

How many Nokia 5110 handsets have been sold worldwide?

About ten or eleven years ago, it seemed like every-other person I knew had a Nokia 5110. I had one, my sister had one. There were kiosks in the mall that sold nothing but accessories for this one phone. However, I cannot find out how many were made or sold or how those numbers compare with other models like the iPhone.

Question #6:

Why the heck is Apple Inc. ignoring India?

India has never been an important market for Apple. During the early ’90s when I was fresh in the advertising business, Macs ruled the Creative & Studio Departments of advertising agencies. Even then, the onus of marketing and servicing Macs was on the local re-seller. There wasn’t much of a concerted effort from Apple. Later, PC’s became pretty much the norm for graphics, Office Suites and everything else. Today, it’s common to find seasoned Art Directors being comfortable only on a Windows PC. Yes, there are Macs in Studios and Art Departments but it’s more an exception than the norm – chief culprit being the high price of the Mac.

Then came the iPod which introduced Apple and it’s ecosystem to a whole new generation. And with much friendlier pricing, Macbook’s have an appeal to a potentially large audience. Apple re-sellers have mushroomed in major cities. So in terms of a product portfolio, at the high end they have iMacs, Macbook Pros and iPhone. At the popular pricing level, they have a few iPods and the Macbook. Add to it, a fantastic OS in Snow Leopard and accessories like Magic Mouse, the Apple portfolio is extremely appealing. And there is a retail network of sorts in place. Yet we all know that Apple is virtually a non-player in India – be it in mobile phones, desktops or laptops. The reason is not hard to seek: Apple is simply not interested in India.

It’s a litany of woes for the Apple fan in India:

- iPhone: a right royal pricing mess. It was DOA as far as India was concerned with that kind of pricing

- no signs of iPhone 3Gs: this despite the promise made by Phil Schiller in Jan ‘09 that the iPhone 3Gs will be launched in Aug 09 here. The Apple re-sellers haven’t a clue and they keep giving fresh dates of launch every time you ask them.

- no music on the iTunes India store: it’s moronic, to say the least, that in one of the world’s most music-rich countries, iTunes doesn’t offer music

- every major Apple product released in the US doesn’t find it’s way here: the Magic Mouse being a case in point. It is still available on a ‘pre-order basis’ at the re-sellers.

- Apple India’s Customer Support sucks

Apple may not have huge market share or value ambitions from the Desktop/laptop market in India. They will never be able to compete with local manufacturers, assemblers on price. Plus, category dynamics are so stacked up against Apple. A market ruled by Microsoft, ubiquity of pirated software, ignorance of what Apple’s integrated approach really is, apathy towards Apple – there are enough reasons for Apple’s poor chances of success in India.

With iPhone, I think they have a chance of generating huge volumes and value in India, if – and it’s a big if – Apple chooses to do so. India is far ahead of the US in many ways when it comes to the telecom market – we are a lot more demanding from our handset and service provider -the dynamics of the category are different here. Despite iPhone’s flaws – perceived or otherwise, I feel it was the best bet Apple had to broad-base their appeal. One of the big reasons for it’s success in the West – the App Store would have been a great advantage here. Even abroad, that advantage can dwindle any time. If Apple has 100,000 apps today, it’s a matter of time before the Android, Blackberry and Ovi stores populate their stores with large numbers. The fortress Apple built around the iPhone is not impregnable.

Taking a cue from Apple’s App Store all the big boys have launched India-specific app stores. Nokia, Aircel (Pocketapps), Airtel (App Central), Blackerry – they all have their app stores. It’s a matter of time before India/city-specific apps come into the picture, with an ability to pay through local currency… maybe even through iTunes-like accounts. When that happens, any potential advantage the iPhone had would disappear.

With a mobile population of 500mn and counting, India is a mouth watering prospect for telecom marketers. And the potential of VAS and ARPU is yet to be realized fully. But the bigger opportunity lies elsewhere. It is well documented that the classic pyramidal structure of Indian consumer markets will change to accommodate the bulging middle class (the Aspirers) in the near future.

The estimated size of the Aspirer’s market is 124mn households. Agreed, not all of them may be potential customers for the iPhone. But with the right kind of pricing, a chunk of the Aspirers could be. This group, while being price sensitive is characterized by seeing premium experiences at popular prices. For them, the likeliest port of call when it comes to smartphones is unlikely to be an iPhone, given the marketing (or the lack of it) here in India.

Question #7:

I want to know the best site to sell my phone. I have a Nokia E72 in excellent condition. Thanks?

Have everything for it, all the accessories, box etc. Im looking for a site/place that will offer market value.

Question #8:

Where can I get Nokia mobile accessories in Bangalore?

I lost data cable (to transfer data from mobile to PC) of my Nokia 5800 mobile phone. Where can i get another one in Bangalore?
Pls Help to find data cable for Nokia 5800 in bangalore

Question #9:

WHERE CAN I SELL MY MOBILE PHONE NOKIA 6303C, STILL IN WARRANTY PERIOD?

My nokia 6303 c, with all Accessories and buy in 17/01/2010, in working condition.
I want to buy another one

Question #10:

What are the differences between Nokia 5800 Express Music Non CWM and Nokia 5800 Express Music with CWM?

What are the differences between Nokia 5800 Express Music Non CWM and Nokia 5800 Express Music with CWM? (CWM = Comes With Music)

Do both sets come with stylus and plectrum as part of the accessories?

Question #11:

NEED HELP WITH BLUE TOOTH???? WILL CHOOSE BEST ANSWER AND 5 STARS?

The other day i bought a Nokia BH-105 blue tooth headset and I tried to connect it to my PS3. I go to Settings and Accessories and Register Blue tooth Device and it doesn't give my two options. It'll say Start Scanning right away. When I scan it'll show its scanning but nothing happens. My Blue tooth is on but it doesn't work. What should I do?

Question #12:

Identify/Guess the social class of each one of these individuals and justify. (10 Points Reward) Can you do it?

- Individual A: Male, Caucasian, slightly tanned and slim, between 18 and 20 years old, wears a blue shirt with rolled up sleeves, a very simple brown belt, beige chino trousers and mocassins (no socks). He carries four accessories; a pair of aviator sunglasses, an iPhone, a signet ring which displays his coat of arms on the little finger of his left hand and a vintage brown leather band rolex with a gold main piece.

- Individual B: Female, Caucasian, Pale and slim, between 16 and 18 years old. She wears a beige trenchcoat with a white shirt and a knee-length dark blue skirt underneath. She wears no jewelry with the exeption of pearl earings. She carries two accessories; a cartier watch with a blue armband and an old Nokia phone.

- Individual C: Male, Caucasian, Paler than a bed linen and quite fat. Between 45 and 50 years old. He wears a Hawai shirt, a pair of red shorts, thongs and socks. He carries following accessories with him: A Boss watch and a Blackberry Curve.

- Individual D: Female, Spanish/Caucasian, tanned and slim. She is in her Mid-Twenties She wears a two piece bikini, and has no accessories apart from a white straw hat.

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The rules: Please indicate the social class for each individual and try to indicate where they are or what they are doing. The most accurate or the closest answerer will be rewarded with 10 Points.

You are probably wondering why i am asking this question, the reason is simple, i am interested in what kind of stereotypes people have and what appearance reveals about social classes and how these are seen by others.

Question #13:

How much will it cost to replace my Nokia phone?

I have a Nokia 5610 and my service is T Mobile. My phone screen's cracked and won't work so I have to get a new phone from T Mobile. How much will it cost to buy just the phone without the extra accessories?

Question #14:

i wanna buy nokia 5730. i need an info of the device!?

is there any complains about the cellphone that i need to know? and how was it? is it good or above your expectation? and accessories do they give in when you open the box for the first time? and what are the special futures on the cell phone?

Question #15:

i want to sell my nokia 5610 express music?

i have an nokia 5610 express music and wanna sell it.
if u r interested plz contact me


i have complete accessories with bill.
Expected Price 5000
3g technology, 3.2 megapixel with flash,outstanding camera and music quality, have a stick for toggling music, 1gb memory card and lots more
Contact Number 9990664944, 99996695
or mail me at
himanshu_dhingra@in.com.

Question #16:

should i swap ipod touch 1st gen for a nokia 5800 xm?

should i swap my 16gb ipod touch 1st gen with the usual ware and tear but over all pretty good condition, for a nokia 5800 xpressmusic which has scratches and small dents on the screen, missing memory card and other accessories such as the stylus.
my friend wants to do a straight swap, what do you guys reckon?

Question #17:

Nokia E61i, 9300i, 5610XpressMusic, or HP iPAQ hw6515?

Please tell me which one of those is the best and most powerful. I have several phones before, like N95 8gb, iPhone 3G 8gb, E66, E71, HTC S620, HTC Tytn II, and lastly BlackBerry Curve 8900. I've been changing in them for a while but then I decided to sell them and get myself a Xbox 360 with many accessories and games, which I unfortunately did. Now I am stuck with a N73 Music Edition that I would like to change to one of the mobiles in the title. Can you please tell me which one of them is going to be the best? I don't think 5610 is since it doesn't even have WiFi but it looks good and simple. The HP iPAQ hw6515 does not have a built-in WiFi either but I can buy a WiFi SD for it as it has two SD slots and is running Windows Mobile 2003SE (which I hope can be upgraded but unfortunately I don't think so). I am buying one of those phones in about four hours so please reply!! Will wait for your replies!! THANKS in advance.

Question #18:

how much should i expect for a 1 month old nokia n95 with all accessories in perfect condition?

Question #19:

Selling Price of used N85?

How much do u guys think a 3 month old Nokia N85 can be sold for??
condition : good
accessories : USB cable , charger , headphone , headphone extension
extra additions : songs (rock , dance) , 1 theme , 1 full version n-gage games and 16 trial versions
Note : price should be mentioned in rupees

Question #20:

which one to buy Nokia E63 or E71?

i am confused about these two phones..
i like e71 on looks n also the accessories it comes with..
bt e63 is cheaper n has 3.5 mm audio jack bt lacks in looks.





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