Nokia Mobiles: C2-01, C2-00, C1-01, C1-00 Review and Price: ProPakistani

Nokia Mobiles: C2-01, C2-00, C1-01, C1-00 Review and Price

Posted: 27 Feb 2011 09:14 AM PST

Nokia Mobiles: C2-01, C2-00, C1-01, C1-00 Review and Price is a post from: ProPakistani

Dual Sim and Single Sim Dual Band Nokia Mobiles

Dual sim phones are the result of today's technology. If you have two numbers of your own, both equally important, or one that you don't want people to know about, then dual sim mobiles are the perfect option for you.

Dual sim phones are also the ideal option for business men who have a large clientele and got two numbers most of the time and hence need to attend to business. For now, Nokia has only announced two Dual Sim phones, which are Nokia C2-00 and Nokia C1-00, some might claim that C1-00 lacks the true purpose of dual sim phones, which is having both sims active at anytime.

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Nokia C2-00

Design:

The Nokia C2-00 comes in a sleek model, weighing hardly 74 grams. You can now show off your dual sim set and personalize your phone by purchasing any one of your favourite colours from a list of Magenta, Snow White, Dynamic Gray, Dark Blue and Jet Black.

Nokia C2-00 comes with a soft keypad, allowing for comfortable typing of messages and buttons that don't put stress on the thumb and fingers, even after repeated text messages.

Features:

The Nokia C2-00 has enhanced features such as GPRS/EDGE, which allows for a smooth internet connection portal and you can now browse through your favourite websites when ever the mood strikes you.

VGA camera, Stereo FM radio, music player allows room for entertainment for the user. C2-00 also has the added advantage of being able to use both sim cards at the same time; messaging and calls are possible while the phone is still on.

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C2-00 Video Preview:

A nice video review by mobilegazette.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Nokia C2-01

Design:

In terms of design, the Nokia C2-01 is similar to C2-00. However, it has lesser options for buying the phone in various colors.

The available colors for the Nokia C2-01 are, Warm silver, White and Black. The colours themselves showcase the elegance and grace of this model. In term of the phone itself, it has both functions as well beauty, making it a perfect choice. Announced in November 2010, this model weighs around 89 grams.

Features:

The Nokia C2-01 is a step up from the C1 series. Just like other Nokia mobiles c2-01 has enhanced features that make it the phone worth purchasing. Apart from having the design appeal, this model also has memory that can expand up to 32 GB. The battery lasts long and the Nokia C2-01 is quite affordable as well. It is a good option to go for since it has features like a camera, mp3 player etc.

Nokia C2 01 Nokia Mobiles: C2 01, C2 00, C1 01, C1 00 Review and Price C2-01 Promo Video:

This is a promo video of Nokia C2-01.

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Nokia C1-01

Design:

Personalise your Nokia C1-01 with a variety of new and interesting colours such as Red, Dark Grey, Midnight Blue, and Warm Grey. With these options, buying the Nokia C1-01can be quite fun; see which colour goes best with your style and statement can be an interesting thought.

Nokia C1-01 model weighs 79 grams and the dimensions measure up to 107 x 46 x 13 mm, 58 cc. the Nokia C1-01 is compact and easy to carry.

Features:

Nokia is known for its quality features such as a long and extended battery life, and the Nokia C1-01 is no exception to this. Although the Nokia C1-01 is a basic model, it still operates flawlessly and can perform all the basic functions efficiently. However, the user cannot enjoy the use of both sim cards at the same time, which seems to be a misfortune, and dampens the mobile phone.

Nokia C1-01 Video Review:

Following is the video for C1-01.

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Nokia C1-00

Design:

The Nokia C1-00, the first of the Nokia C1 series, was the first attempt at a functioning dual sim card mobile phone, by Nokia. In terms of design and looks, the set looks outdated yet is small and compact and can fit into any pocket easily. It is not, however, as sleek as the newer models. It weighs 73 grams and is available in interesting colors like Sea Green, Medium Blue, Red, and Light Gray.

Features:

The biggest drawback of the Nokia C1-00 is not being able to use both sim cards at the same time. This makes using the mobile phone a little hassling. However, there are features of th Nokia C1-00 which can taken into account. It has a clear colour display, stereo FM radio and an affordable price tag for it to work in the market. Calls from one number can be diverted to the other for convenience.

The Nokia C series have worked tremendously well nowadays. However, if you really need a dual handset, then go for the C2 model, which has advanced features.

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Nokia C1-00 Unboxing:

Following is the unboxing video of Nokia C1-01.

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Conclusion:

All of these dual sim or dual band and single sim mobiles are pretty sleek in design, rich in functions and undoubtedly selling like hot cakes. If you go through the designs and specifications of these handsets, its pretty evident that Nokia is committed towards satisfying the huge demand from users asking for double sim mobiles.

It just doesn’t end here, Nokia is continuously improving the quality of their products and it is alarming to other dual sim mobile vendors, specially the Chinese phones.

Prices:

As far as the prices are concerned, the upto date prices can be learnt from Mobilephones.pk, but right now the prices are as follow.

NOTE: we cannot guarantee the prices mentioned here are 100% right, prices might vary from retailer to retailer.

Nokia C1-00 is around Rs. 2675
Nokia C1-01 can set you back for Rs. 4,200
Cost for Nokia C2-01 is about Rs. 7,400
Nokia C2-00 is not yet released, but expected to have a price tag of Rs. 5,890.

Computer Tips From A Computer Guy

Share a Word 2010 Document Simultaneously with Multiple Users on Windows Live Skydrive

Posted: 27 Feb 2011 03:22 AM PST

You've no doubt seen it advertised either online or on television, Microsoft’s Windows Live product that allows two or more people to edit one Word document at the same time.

It works just as advertised, though the process is anything but easy, simple or streamlined. It all comes down to everyone involved obtaining an account with Windows live, then creating groups on Skydrive. Here's what you have to do.

First, go to Windows Skydrive and create yourself two accounts, one for you, and one for the other person who will be working on a document with you.

For this example, we've created two accounts: OTT_User_One@hotmail.com and OTT_User_Two@hotmail.com.

When you log into Windows Live, you get the following screen:

Hover over the Office menu at the top of the page, and wait for the drop down, then click on the Your Groups menu choice.

When the Groups page comes up, click on the Create a Group button:

On the Create a group page, fill out the fields to create your new group, and then add the User ID for the other person that will be editing the document as well.

Note: When you type in the name of your group, Windows Live creates the e-mail address for it automatically.

Click on the Create button when you've finished filling in the necessary information.

You should get a few progress update screens, then this one:

Next click where it says, Upload or create documents:

On the next screen, click where is says Add files:

Then on the next screen click where it say New folder:

One the next screen, type in a name for your new folder and then click the Next button (leave the permissions default to allow members to add, edit and delete):

The next screen is a little tricky, first open your file manger, then move to an existing Word document that you intend to work on with another person, then make your file manager fill half the screen, while the other half of your screen is the next screen in the SkyDrive process. It should look like this:

Click on the file you wish to drag, hold down your left mouse button and drag the icon over to where it says Drop documents here, and then let go. This is how you upload your documents to Skydrive.

You should get this when it's done:

Click the Continue button and you should get this next screen:

Hover over the file name and you should get this pop-up menu:

Click where it says Open in Word:

You will likely get the following warning:

Click on Ok if you wish to proceed.

Doing so will cause Word to launch, and for you to be prompted to log in again, even though you already are:

Once you log, in you will able to work on the Word document that you have opened.

To work on it simultaneously with another use, log in to Windows Live SkyDrive on another computer as the other user; when you do, you should get this as your initial screen:

Next, hover over the Office menu choice:

Once you click Your groups, you should get this screen; note where it says Your invitations.

Clicking on Your invitations, brings up this next screen:

Once you click on Join, you get this screen:

Leave it with the default and click the Save button. You'll then get this next screen:

Now that you're a member of the group that your other user set up, all you have to do is find it, and open it in Word. To do that, highlight the Office icon again, and once again click on the Your Groups choice; you should get this screen:

Click on the View documents choice to see the Online Tech Tips shared folder. You should see something like this:

Double click on the file name to open the Online Tech Tips folder. You should get the following screen, after hovering over the file name:

The rest of the steps for opening the document in Word are the same as for the first user.

Once you have both users working on the document, you should get a message that pops up briefly telling you that another user is editing the document, and if you look down at the bottom of the Word screen, you should see a little icon showing multiple users, and in this case, the number 2, to describe how many others are working on it.

If you click on the icon, you'll get:

Also, you should be able to see some brackets around the text that the other user is editing:

Clearly doing all this has been a lot of work, luckily you only have to do it one time. After that, one or the other of you simply drags and drops a document into the group that was created and then anyone that belongs to that group can open it in Word and work on it simultaneously with others in the group.

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