Note "way from Nokia Mail to Nokia Messaging"

Nokia just released new version of it's beta application/sevrice Nokia Email, with version 4 beta and with new service name "Nokia Meaasging"




you can setup Up to 10 email addresses

You can access up to 10 of your personal email accounts. Set up Gmail™, and leading global and local Email Service Provider (ESP) accounts. Each email arrives in its own mailbox, and you can access all emails in one place.
Nokia devices

Nokia Messaging is available on many of the most popular Nokia devices. See if your device is compatible to get mobile email today.

What's new in this release of Nokia Messaging?

Improved application performance, including rapid access to the Inbox
Support for up to 10 email addresses
Better support for subfolders in IMAP email accounts
Flagged messages automatically become starred messages in Gmail
Improved battery life
More intuitive inbox navigation
Support for more Nokia S60 phones
Support for Google Apps hosted email addresses

Mail sent from any email address on your phone now syncs to the server

Added Mail on OVI 

for now it is free trial service and after trial ends, consumers will be able to acquire Nokia Messaging through a wireless operator with a data plan.
You may incur third-party charges in connection with the transfer and receipt of data to your mobile phone, such as the mobile data service cost charged by your wireless operator. Your wireless operator can provide you with cost information about its mobile data service plans.

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Nokia Image Exchange - Share your life

Today, on Nokia Beta Labs site appeared new experimental application named Nokia Image Exchange, this is new service from NOKIA, "Nokia Image Exchange is an experimental image gallery to make browsing and sharing images fun and easy. It aims to provide a seamless integration of a mobile image gallery application and a corresponding web-service. Image Exchange explores user experience when the mobile phone is enabled with an always-on data connection and utilizes existing contact information as a basis for social networking. 

A few notable highlights include: automatic account creation, automatic back up and synchronization of image data, instant sharing, notifications about new images from contacts and a web interface for uploading and downloading images" 

It's OK, but don't install if you haven't free data service, better use WiFi, because it can "eat" your mobile's internet traffic to download images from server. you can visit from PC to your or others galleries.

for now it supports:

 System requirements
In practice, a flat fee data plan or WiFi usage is recommended.
Supported devices: N95 (all versions), N85, N82, N81 (all models), E71, N76, N78 and Nokia 5320 XpressMusic. Image Exchange should also work on many other 3.1 and 3.2 S60 devices. 
Devices known not to work or have issues: N96, E90, Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. 
Web service is tested with Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer 7. Google Chrome and Opera 9 seem to work. At the time being, Internet Explorer 6 has some aesthetical issues.

On my N95 it works perfect 

you can download it from it's official site - imageexchange.nokia.com 

enjoy and test Nokia's New Innovative services and applications

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