TECHNOLOGY, Nokia ships the N9, his first and last MeeGo phone

Shipping the N9, his first and last Smartphone is based on the operating system has started MeeGo Nokia, the company said on Tuesday.
MeeGo is one of the operating systems, Nokia decided to leave in February when it announced plans to use Microsoft's Windows phone as the primary operating system for smartphones. The other operating system, the Nokia nixed was Symbian.
Move four months after the announcement of Windows phone, Nokia announced the N9. It has no physical buttons and relies instead on the 3.9 inch AMOLED touch screen for navigation.
The N9 interface has three home view-applications, events and live applications. Users download applications from a Nokia store, can that be called Ovi store, the company said.
Can the phone with HSDPA (high-speed download packet access) to 14.4 1 m of bps (bits per second) or Wi-Fi Internet access. Other features include A-GPS, an 8-megapixel camera that can shoot video in 720 p and an HTML5 compatible browser, Nokia.
The N9 weighs 135 grams and is 12.1 mm thick.
The estimated retail price is €480 (US$ 650) for the version with 16 GB memory and €560 for the model that can be stored to 64 GB. The prices are before taxes or subsidies.
Even though Nokia Windows phone decided on MeeGo for their future phones, the company users leave will not decide N9, buy, the company said. It the Nokia N9 2015 at least, will support including software updates, support and service support, said a spokesman for email.
On a Nokia website, consumers in some 20 countries-including China, Russia and Portugal, but not France, Germany, United Kingdom or the USA-can be notified when the telephone is available.
Sweden, operator three hopes the first units to 6 get Oct., a spokesman said.
Nokia is expected 26 on October to its first Windows phone Nokia World Conference, beginning to start shipping before the end of the year.

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ZTE Launches First Smartphone in the US Through Cricket

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Mobile carrier Cricket announced on Thursday it will start selling the ZTE Score, the first smartphone from Chinese telecommunications equipment supplier ZTE to launch in the U.S.

The smartphone uses Android 2.3 and comes with a 600 MHz processor. It also features a 3.5 inch touch screen, with a 3.2 megapixel camera and Wi-Fi access.

Cricket, a U.S. mobile operator that offers monthly plans without contracts, said the phone will be available on Sept. 25 in Best Buy locations across the country. The phone is being sold for a suggested retail price of US$130.

ZTE, which also manufactures mobile handsets and tablets, has been looking to increase its presence in the U.S. market, and announced earlier this year it would launch its first smartphone in the country. The company previously launched a lower-end handset called the Salute in a tie-up with Verizon Wireless, the largest mobile operator in the U.S.

In comparison, Cricket is a small operator with 5.7 million customers. ZTE Score comes with the Cricket's Muve Music service, which allows for unlimited music downloads from different major record labels.

ZTE is launching the new phone as the company has seen sales of its handsets increase globally. It is currently the fifth largest mobile phone vendor in the world, placing it right behind Apple, according to research firm IDC. In the second quarter, ZTE's mobile phone shipments increased year-over-year by 36 percent.

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