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TODAY I  TELL YOU ABOUT THE NOKIA PC SUITE . HOW TO USE NOKIA PC SUITE.

These steps give you an interactive tour of what you can do with the Nokia PC Suite. Learn how to use the main features of the software by viewing our step by step instructions.





1. GET STARTED:-

• Requirements-

• Know about nokia pc suite-

• Backup - Make a backup from phone to PC. Move data between different phone models.


• Synchronise – Synchronise personal data between a phone and a PC.


• Connect to the Internet – Use your phone as a modem to connect your PC to the Internet.


• Contacts – Create, edit, and view the contacts stored on your phone. Share business cards by multimedia messages or email.


• Messages – Send text messages and multimedia messages from your PC. View and organise messages into folders.


• Calendar - Edit and manage calendar entries on your phone.


• File manager – Browse phone and PC contents and transfer files between phone and PC.


• Transfer music – Rip CDs, create and organise music tracks on a PC and transfer them to your phone. Convert music tracks into a format that can be played on your phone.


• Store images – Store images and video clips from your phone on a PC.


• Transfer videos – Transfer video files between your PC and phone.


• Install applications – Install games and other programs from the PC on your phone.


• Update phone software – Download Nokia Software Updater from the Internet, and update your phone software for additional functionality and improved performance.


• Download maps - Download maps from the Internet and preload them onto your phone for the Nokia Maps application.

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• Both the 11-inch and the 13-inch models are incredibly slim. We have seen some slim laptops before but none of them came close to matching the MacBook Air when it comes to thickness, or the lack thereof.


• The 11-inch model is almost as big as the iPad when closed. Carrying it around in your hand almost feels like carrying a notebook (and we mean of the paper kind), although way cooler.


• The build quality is phenomenal, especially for something so slim. You can hold the MacBook Air by its edge and there is no flex in the body or any creaks. This is as solid as it gets.


• Both the machines are very light and you would barely feel their weight if you put it in a bag. This coupled with their small size makes them a brilliant ultra-portable notebook.


• Both the models come with a full-size keyboard, the same as the one on the bigger MacBook Pro models that are extremely comfortable to type on. Only problem is that they aren't backlit, which would make typing difficult in the dark.


• The multi-touch trackpads are brilliant and as we have always said, the best trackpad on any notebook out there.


• The displays on both the models are incredibly crisp and bright and look great.


• Performance on the 11-inch model, despite the modest hardware, was more than sufficient. We had an HD movie running in the background, Safari with several open tabs and working in iPhoto 11 and the machine was still chugging along smoothly. The 13-inch model was noticeably faster and on par with the base MacBook Pro model. For such a slim machine the performance is impressive. Also don't forget this is supposed to be an ultra-portable notebook that is not meant to do heavy-duty stuff. You have the MacBook Pro for that.


• The speakers on both the machines were surprisingly loud, especially on the 13-inch models. You can hear a good amount of bass, which was astonishing for such a slim machine. And even though the speakers are below the keyboard, you get a great stereo effect.


• We rebooted both the machines to see how fast they boot up with the Flash storage on-board. Although they don't come on instantly, it took about fifteen seconds from pressing the power button to reaching the desktop, which is pretty good. This was almost twice as fast as a MacBook Pro and miles ahead of any Windows-running notebook out there.