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Filed under: Software, Nokia

Alright, free ride’s over, folks — Nokia says Files on Ovi is at this time a production, non-beta service, and that means it’s plan choosin’ time. Subscribers are still entitled to a free trial, but after that, users of the remote PC-to-handset file transfer service will need to opt into one of two annual packages: 10GB of online storage for $79.99 a year, and 30GB for $149.99. Sounds pricey at first, but remember to divide by twelve.

[Via All About Symbian]

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Filed under: Software, Nokia

Alright, free ride’s over, folks — Nokia says Files on Ovi is at this time a production, non-beta service, and that means it’s plan choosin’ time. Subscribers are still entitled to a free trial, but after that, users of the remote PC-to-handset file transfer service will need to opt into one of two annual packages: 10GB of online storage for $79.99 a year, and 30GB for $149.99. Sounds pricey at first, but remember to divide by twelve.

[Via All About Symbian]

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Filed under: Handsets, Sony Ericsson

It’s Bond time again and that means the inevitable glut of merchandizing tie-ins. First out of the gate is a limited edition Titanium silver Sony Ericsson C902 Cyber-shot which does the honor of promoting the release of the latest 007 exploit dubbed Quantum of Solace. Besides the color, 007-themed wallpapers, screen savers, and “spy-style” game demo, the C902 slider that actor Daniel Craig will sport during the November theatrical launch is just like the C902 launched way back in February. Oddly enough, no pictures of the new 007 model were provided by Sony Ercisson in the announcement. Fitting though, given Q’s disquieting absence from the film we weren’t expecting much. SE could certainly learn a thing or two from Nokia about effective product placement.

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