Two plans are at the forefront of the prepaid marketplace: Straight Talk by TracFone and Boost Mobile Monthly Unlimited. Both companies have released very affordable Unlimited prepaid plans. Unlimited prepaid plans provide just what the title suggests–limitless talk time and text messages.

Here’s how these two plans stack cup against each other.

The Straight Talk prepaid plan costs $45 for unlimited talk time, text messaging, and 30 MB of data usage. There are a variety of phones available on the plan ranging in price from $30 to $150. Straight Talk runs on the Verizon network, which gives it good coverage.

Boost Mobile Monthly Unlimited costs $50 for all the talk time and text messages the subscriber may want to use. In addition, it includes unlimited wireless web use, nationwide walkie-talkie features between Boost Mobile users, and free mobile-to-mobile.

Straight Talk runs on the Verizon network, which is a big plus since Verizon has one of the strongest networks in America. There is also ample data usage available. The Straight Talk unlimited plan is five dollars cheaper than the Boost Mobile plan, which may factor into your buying decision as well.

The Boost Mobile Monthly prepaid plan may not boast a network like that of Straight Talk, but it has a sufficient one. Consider also that you get limitless wireless web for web surfing, so if you use your cell phone to access the Internet quite frequently, this could be a good thing for you. The walkie-talkie option is another free option that comes with this cheap Boost Mobile plan.

One good way to delineate which prepaid cell phone plan may be the better option is to find which wireless provider gets better service in your immediate area. This is a very important concern because nothing is more annoying than getting spotty service in your area of residence, where you will presumably use your phone the most.

Between the TracFone Straight Talk plan and the Boost Mobile, it really is difficult to choose a winner. They are very similar in price and in what they offer, although both plans have different strengths as noted earlier. Other ways to reach a decision on which plan to choose would be to check out phone selection and also figure out which elements of each phone plan better suit your particular needs.

Find more details about the Straight Talk Unlimited Plan from TracFone here. Also, compare it to the similar but slightly more expensive Boost Mobile monthly unlimited plan.

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The Nokia E52 contracts come with numerous leading network service providers such as Virgin, Vodafone, O2, T-mobile, 3 and Orange. The handset supports fabulous connectivity tools such as GPRS, EDGE, HSCSD, 3G, HSDPA up to 10.2Mbps, WLAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB. You can now transfer or share data with other well-matched devices. It allows you to access the internet through WAP 2.0/xHTML and HTML browsers. The handset has a 3.2 megapixel camera with 2048×1536 pixels, enhanced fixed focus, LED flash, VGA @ 15fps and QVGA. Thus, you can now capture high-quality images and video recording.

The handset has 60MB of internal memory that can be expanded up to 16GB through microSD card. It allows you to save numerous data such as songs, videos, contact details and many more in phone memory. You can also communicate with your near and dear ones by sending or receiving SMS, MMS and emails.

For fun and entertainment, the handset has superb music and video player that can be played with almost all file formats such as MP3, WMA, WAV, RA, AAC, M4A, WMV, RV, MP4 and 3GP. You can also enjoy FM radio with RDS for live entertainment. Moreover, the handset is incorporated with document editor to edit Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF file formats incl. MS Office 2007 support via free update.

One can avail the Nokia E52 with free gifts such as free music player, gaming consoles, laptop, LCD TV, DVD, Bluetooth headsets, car kit Nintendo Wii, laptop, Xbox360 Elite, iPod, Sony PSP, Apple iPhone, mobile accessories and many more. It will definitely allure you and let you flatten all your concerns very comfortably.

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The Nokia E62 comes in as a most capable corporate tool for mobile computing. It offers high performance at home or on the road for virtually everything you do in the office. It can be entertaining as well for the few moments left in the day.

As an Office Tool

You get high quality voice due to its noise cancellation feature, so you can call or be called even when you’re in the middle of a busy noisy street or cafe. The E62 offers a host of call and text management tools to get you organized anywhere. Read through MS Office file attachments with its viewing and even editing facility. Stay in touch with your reading requirements using its document viewing and editing facility for MS office files that get in as email file attachments or data transfers.

Download and upload with confidence as the handset supports the latest high-speed broadband networks for mobile phones. You get really quick data transfers due to its support for high-speed networks like HSPDA. Send and receive text and email messages with an integrated Mail for Exchange or Lotus Notes Traveler application. Send them with security encryption over the Nokia Mobile VPN. Enjoy multi-tasking capability with its large 2.4” display screen on stylish gold aluminum or metal grey candy form body.

Now just about all your office routines can be done on the E52. Its battery performance is simply the best in its class. With 23 days standby time and 8 hours talk time, the E52 stands out in the crowd of smartphones promising telecommuting industry-grade performance.

As a multimedia device

1. And you get a 1Gb microSD free when you buy the package, allowing you a reasonable storage size for all your space-hungry multimedia files.

But more than that, the E52 supports your multimedia experience with a singularly exceptional battery life. It can play your mp3 music files for up to 18 hours on end. Listen to its FM radio for up to 30 hours. This is one feature that puts other multimedia
devices to eat dust. What’s the point in these features when they can’t even last your waking hours?

If you are looking to purchase the Nokia E52, then Moby1 is well worth a visit.

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Jo Harlow, Nokia’s Executive Vice President of Smart Devices

Since its February announcement, the Nokia-Microsoft tie-up has been one of the most closely scrutinized partnerships in the wireless industry. The future of Nokia and, to a certain extent, of Microsoft’s mobile ambitions largely hinges on the success of the two companies’ alliance.

Harlow, who is based in the UK but travels often to the U.S. and Nokia’s Finland offices, doesn’t deny that her new post is characterized by hard work and long hours. But she says she regards Nokia’s current “cultural transition” as a “huge opportunity”. “It’s very exciting to be in this place right now,” said Harlow in an interview during a quick trip to New York. “It’s one of the most exciting jobs in the industry.”

One reason for Harlow’s optimism may be that she is running ahead of schedule. In a May 24 press event, Andy Lees, the President of Microsoft’s Mobile Communication Business, said several Nokia devices were already running Mango, the latest version of Windows Phone software.

Nokia’s new Chief Executive, Stephen Elop, often jokes about the pressure he has placed on Harlow to deliver a Nokia Windows Phone before the end of the year. Harlow declined to confirm that Nokia will launch a Windows Phone device in 2011 but hinted that the deadline will be met. “I’m quite pleased with our progress,” said Harlow. “Our target is absolutely still this year…and the target looks good.”

That target won’t be a single phone, either. Harlow says the first batch of Nokia Windows Phones will be a “small portfolio” of multiple devices.

There has been speculation that those early devices will largely resemble current Nokia (Symbian) phones, in part because of the time crunch and in part because soon after its February announcement Nokia released design renderings that appeared similar to existing Nokia phones. Harlow, however, says those early renderings are “not characteristic” of the first Windows Phone devices Nokia will release. “One of the differentiations we intend to bring to the Windows Phone platform is hardware innovation,” said Harlow. “You will see that in our first devices and our future devices.”

That differentiation may extend to more capable processors. To date, Nokia has avoided the trend of packing a lot of horsepower into mobile devices. Harlow said that will likely change, in both Nokia’s Windows Phone and its Symbian handsets. While she cautioned that dual-core processors need to be integrated carefully into phones to maximize performance and preserve battery life, she said such upgrades are “directionally the kind of investment in performance Nokia is looking to bring [to its devices].”

The wireless communication technology NFC (Near Field Communication) is another area Nokia is eying for both Symbian and Windows Phones. Nokia was an early advocate for NFC, which enables phones to wirelessly exchange data such as payment information, mobile tickets, business card contacts and website links. Harlow said Nokia is helping operators build NFC reader systems and developing a portfolio of products that include NFC capability.

Early Nokia Windows Phones may also include a China-specific device. Harlow says Nokia’s Windows Phone efforts are concentrated in four sites around the world: San Diego, where Nokia has a large research & development center; Beijing and two Finnish cities. Beijing was selected because Nokia is developing Windows Phones for Chinese carriers and needs to be able to test the devices in their native markets, Harlow explained.

The China opportunity may hasten the debut of a Nokia CDMA phone. In recent years, Nokia has not offered a handset compatible with this wireless technology, which is popular in the U.S. and parts of China and Africa. (One exception was the Nokia Twist at Verizon Wireless, which launched in 2009 but did not sell well.) Instead, Nokia has preferred to aim its attention at the more widespread GSM technology. But Elop has said Nokia is willing to make CDMA phones to broaden its market. Harlow calls CDMA an “important opportunity for Nokia to exploit.” “We’re working in that direction,” she added.

Tablets, in contrast, don’t appear to be on Nokia’s short list for its first Windows Phone portfolio. Elop has spoken previously about Nokia’s need to do something unique if it comes out with a tablet, given the crush of competition from other phone and PC makers. Regarding tablets, Harlow concurred, adding, “The focus of our work [in tablets] is in looking to bring true differentiation to that category.”

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Now, CNN is expanding its reach to international users as well.

CNN and Nokia on Tuesday launched an international news app for Nokia E7 smartphones, available at the Ovi Store. The app is free.

Like CNN’s other smartphone apps, it showcases global news through text, video and photos, and also lets users watch live breaking news video. The app also takes advantage of the camera on Nokia phones to let people submit videos and photos to iReport, CNN’s user-generated news community.

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“As the world’s largest mobile handset manufacturer, Nokia has extensive reach and scale across international markets,” said Louis Gump, vice president of CNN Mobile.

“Nokia users share broad interest in events around the world, and it is exciting to have the opportunity to put the power of CNN at their fingertips, and likewise, provide the chance for them to participate in the news with us through iReport.”

Although it lags in the U.S., Nokia was the top seller of smartphones worldwide last year with 37.6% of the global market, according to a report from research firm Gartner.

Users of CNN’s new Nokia app can flick through news stories across geographic categories, including the U.S., Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East, in addition to sections on Top Stories, Business, Sports, Entertainment, Tech and Travel.

The CNN app for Nokia also will be available for free in the coming weeks for the Nokia N8, Nokia C7 and Nokia C6-01 models, with wider availability to be announced later.

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Nokia has been working behind the scenes on its Microsoft smartphone partnership, however, and issued a press release Thursday to detail its efforts.

As the release notes, the pact is consistent with the terms both companies have been describing since their original February 11 announcement. The April 21 document simply represents the “definitive agreement” between Nokia and Microsoft on these matters.

As previously stated, both companies will furnish assets to establish what they call a new global mobile ecosystem and will compensate each other for those resources. Microsoft’s payments to Nokia will cover intellectual property contributions including Nokia’s mapping, navigation and other location-based services and will consist of “billions of dollars”. Nokia’s payout to Microsoft will be “competitive” and in the form of a running royalty for the use of the Windows Phone operating system.

The release’s most revealing section concerns an update on the progress of the new Nokia-Microsoft smartphones. “Significant progress” has been made on a “portfolio” of new Nokia/Windows Phone devices, according to the companies. Tellingly, no target date was provided for the debut of the first Nokia Windows Phone handsets, which are widely believed to arrive before the end of the year. Instead, the release simply states that the devices will be available in volume in 2012 — a repeat of what Nokia has been saying for months.

The release also says the project has the attention of “hundreds of personnel” and has extended to the all-important apps and services area. Nokia has started porting “key applications and services” to the new platform, and both companies are collaborating with outside developers to create compatible apps. Nokia developers will be able to register for free as Windows Phone developers and Nokia will open a new, Nokia-branded global app store, based on Microsoft’s Windows Marketplace infrastructure, that serves all its devices (Windows Phone, Symbian and Series 40).

The crucial next stage is to convince carriers to offer and support the new handsets, particularly since the smartphone market is already crowded with a glut of devices powered by rival operating systems. The press release notes that Nokia and Microsoft are now ready to begin talks with operators and other partners, having gotten this “definitive agreement” squared away.

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“We’ve moved from intent to agreement in such a short period. Actually it’s even faster than we expected,” they added. Nokia said its forthcoming Windows phones would offer “unique innovation and differentiation across hardware, software and services.”

Nokia also announced a “definitive agreement” with Microsoft on a partnership it announced last February to run Windows Phone 7 on its future smartphone handsets. The news gave its shares a boost of 2.2% on the Nasdaq OMX exchange; see Elizabeth Woyke’s post today for more details on the agreement.

The news offered some relief to investors amid Nokia’s first quarter results: its market share fell by 4% to 29% from last year as the handset giant was squeezed by high-end competition from Android and the iPhone (which saw sales double), and cheaper rivals. Its profits for the quarter fell 1% to 344 million euros ($500 million), though they beat expectations, and operating margins fell to 6.8% from 8.6%. CEO Stephen Elop also expects “a more challenging second quarter.”

On the upside, Oistamo and Lees added that the number of Windows Phone apps submitted on a daily basis had almost doubled, suggesting developers were becoming more interested in designing for the new Windows platform. Nokia and Microsoft, they said, would aim to go “beyond the usual pairing of phone hardware with software.”

Nokia’s employees have already been seen carrying Windows Phone devices alongside their Nokia handsets, with some trialling prototypes that run the platform on Nokia phones, according to All Things Digital. Click here for photos of a few Windows concept phones from Nokia.

Nokia is moving away from a longstanding reliance on its flagship Symbian mobile platform, which has struggled to compete with the intuitive user interfaces of Android-powered devices or Apple’s iPhone. Nokia will be moving its focus back into hardware as it adopts Microsoft’s platform and is set to push through some of the steepest job cuts in two decades. Bloomberg reported earlier this month that it would cut as many as 6,000 jobs, many in research and development.

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Nokia will transition Symbian but says it expects to ship more than 150 million devices based on the the Symbian, while stoping short of committing to a complete sunset date.
Nokia will support MeeGo as an open source initiative and expects to ship one MeeGo device in 2011, but my take here made it feel like the MeeGo effort more as a science experiment, than a product strategy.

Clearly, this is a big win for Microsoft. For Nokia? No so much. At least for some period, Nokia is going to support three OS’s platforms.

Nokia also renamed its Executive Board as its new Leadership Team, consisting of executives including Mary McDowell and Niklas Savander. The company is also changing its structure: from April 1 it will divide itself into two business units: Smart Devices and Mobile Phones, with the former focusing on high-end smartphones and the latter, mass-market mobile phones.

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The handset has a 3.2 megapixel camera supporting 2048×1536 pixels of resolution, enhanced fixed focus, LED flash and QVGA. You can now capture true images and also record videos. With this handset you can now communicate easily with your loved ones through its messaging services such as SMS, MMS and emails. You can avail the Nokia E52 Contracts with various leading network service providers namely Virgin, Vodafone, O2, T-mobile and Orange.

The best Nokia E52 deals facilitates you with numerous cost-effective deals such as pay-as-you-go, pay monthly, contract deals, SIM free, free line rental and many more. With these plans you can avail the features-rich handset at very affordable rates. The handset is incorporated with fabulous connectivity tools like GPRS, EDGE, HSCSD, 3G, HSDPA up to 10.2Mbps, WLAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB. Hence, you can now transfer or share data with other friendly devices. You can also access the internet through WAP 2.0/xHTML and HTML browsers. For fun and entertainment, the handset has superb music and video player, FM radio with RDS, inbuilt and downloadable games.

By opting for the best Nokia E52 deals, you can get a chance to buy the marvellous handset at cheap rates. You will be facilitated with numerous attractive discounts and free gifts such as free talk time, free messages, free insurance, laptops, LCD TV, Xbox, automatic cash back and many more. Thus, you can select one of the best deals that suit your pocket the best and let you enjoy the benefits of telecommunications.

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With the support of Nokia E52 Contract, the user can enjoy its features that includes 2.4 inches TFT screen with accelerometer sensor for automatic screen rotation; user can store practically unlimited entries in its phonebook. The device has 60 MB of internal storage area that can be stretched further up to 16 GB with the help of Micro SD (Tran Flash) memory card. User can also clicked photos with its in-built 3.2 mega pixels of camera which comes with enhanced features like auto focus and LED Flash to customize images. To support data and internet connectivity, there is support of technology like HSCSD, GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth, USB and 3G

To grab the opportunity of the Nokia E52 Contract, an individual need to first subscribe with the network provider by signing a legal document of the concerned network service provider. The network service providers charge small amount of money for that. User can get the facility within the available range of time periods such as 12 months, 18 months and 24 months. User can acquire only one time period at a time and during the time period they can avail many fruitful offers such as unlimited free text messages on any network; user can also talk continuously with their nearer and dearer ones for a long time irrespective of the network with the available free talk time minutes.

Many free accessories, gifts and games are also available under the contract like for example memory, car-kit, i-Pod, Laptop, Xbox Elite, PS3, Wii, Plasma TV, Digital camera, battery, Nintendo Wii-Fit, Java games, etc. If the mobile get theft or lost or damaged mechanically, electrically or by any other mean, then there is no need to get tensed as user can get the new handset in replace of previous one with the support of free mobile phone insurance. Lucrative incentives are also available under the contract such as cheap line rentals, instant cash back, free connection, etc.

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