Nokia’s Series 40 line of mobile phones has reached an important milestone.

The mobile company today announced that it sold the 1.5 billionth Nokia Series 40 phone in San Paulo, Brazil. The device, an Asha 303, was sold to 21-year-old Mayara Rodrigues, who wants to use the phone to keep “in touch with friends and family through social networks,” Nokia said. The Asha 303 boasts a touch screen and QWERTY keyboard and comes preinstalled with Angry Birds Lite.

That handset is a far cry from the first Series 40 phone Nokia launched in 1999. Dubbed the Nokia 7110, the device had a spring-loaded cover over a standard numeric keypad. “Send” and “End” buttons above the keypad were just below two input buttons to interact with the device’s software. Speaking of the software, it came with a Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) browser and messaging features.

Nokia is expected to release its quarterly earnings tomorrow, and this announcement might be designed to offer a glimmer of hope to shareholders who watch, with envy, as Apple post huge financials. Just yesterday, Apple announced that it sold a record-breaking 37.04 million iPhones worldwide during the fourth quarter.

New Generation E-Series, Nokia E6

Nokia introduced the E6, the phone business continued the tradition of other E series Nokia phones. The phone is still wrapped in metal using a model similar to the previous generation. Except this time pinning Nokia touch screen on this device. Although not very sophisticated fingsi touch because it does not support multitouch, but the presence of a touch screen on this device helps speed access to multiple applications.

Suppose on the menu that presents a list of choices, you live to touch the screen to specify the options that you want rather than have to push keypad repeatedly. The presence of the touch screen is a little speed up the process. For you who do not like typing on the touch screen, mobile phone offering a QWERTY keypad, it would be more fun to be invited to type.

Features Office also did not forget to include, along with a variety of security features. You can create, edit and view Office documents via QuickOffice is already installed on this device. Nokia E6 also you can use as a wireless router with the help of JoikuSpot Premium applications.

Android On Nokia N900?

Nokia with Android OS, why not? a successful hobbyist memporting aka Android 2.2Froyo into the Nokia N900. This project is named NITDROID. This project has been running throughout this year and seems to pair the N900 with Android 2.2 works welland is quite amazing. By the time used for browsing feels pretty fast.

From a reliable source, the result ported to listen to songs, watching movies and playinggames with the N900 that has been ported to Android 2.2 can run well.

For mobile data, network, WiFi and Bluetooth also went smoothly on the N900. In addition, for incoming telephone calls and outgoing calls went very smoothly andsatisfactorily. It appears that support for the memory card slot was already well supported.

It appears that the brick-like object, the production of Nokia is already well underway to use Android. The big question of this success is, if you want to continue to use Symbian or Android ported to use? Whatever his decision, all of them back to you. Because no matter what OS the transition process is not without risks if not done correctly.