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If your organisation is looking for an outstanding business smartphone then they need look no further than the Nokia Lumia 620.

The latest addition to Nokia’s Lumia smartphone family has a great combination of good looks and great hardware, and it’s powered by the Windows Phone 8 operating system, which is perfect for all your work needs – not to mention your personal and social ones!

Fast and easy to use, the Lumia 620 will show your latest emails, news, documents and people updates as soon as they happen with the innovative Live Tiles on your Start screen.

If you still need convincing, here are 10 reasons why the Nokia Lumia 620 is a great smartphone for business.

1.     Seamless synchronisation across Windows devices and services

Your Lumia 620 offers seamless integration with your Windows PC and existing IT infrastructure.

As the vast majority of businesses use Microsoft software, such as Microsoft Exchange, Office, Lync and SharePoint, your Lumia 620 will sync perfectly with the work you are doing on your Windows PC.

For example, all your office contacts, emails and calendar appointments from Outlook will be updated instantly on your Lumia 620 – exactly as it is on your PC.

It’s all extremely easy to set up – sign in with your username and login and then you’re ready to go. Everything works together and makes your life easier. 

2.     Business Tools 

The Nokia Lumia 620 comes with mobile versions of all Microsoft’s popular desktop tools – Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and SharePoint. It’s all ready to go straight out of the box.

The benefits are immense – you’ll be able to work on the same documents on your PC and your Lumia smartphone with full synchronisation between the two. If you’re editing a document on your PC, those changes will appear when you look at the same document on your Lumia 620, and vice versa.

Find out more about working with Office on your Lumia.

3.     Security 

Ensuring that your emails, contacts and documents are secure is of vital importance. Your Lumia smartphone has a range of essential security measures that meets the most stringent IT requirements.

It has hardware accelerated encryption, remote locking and wipe, safer web browsing and protection measures to prevent you from downloading malicious applications. With device management support, IT departments can remotely secure and manage entire fleet of Nokia Lumia devices. 

Don’t take our word for it – the experts also agree:

“Windows Phone is safe, we’ve seen no malware at all targeting the platform. You want a safe phone? Buy a Windows Phone,” –Mikko Hyppönen, Security Chief, F-Secure.

Find out more about the how Nokia Lumia is safe and secure.

4.     Navigation and Location-based apps

Travelling is a fact of modern working life, so you’ll need the best navigation tools on your smartphone. Nokia’s HERE location platform is so good that it powers all Windows Phone devices – not just our own!

In addition to maps, which can work offline, you can get turn-by-turn navigation with Nokia Drive, find your way around public transport with Nokia Transit and look for nearby points of interest with the augmented reality app, Nokia City Lens.

So, even if you‘re in an unfamiliar city, your Lumia will help you find where you need to go. You’ll never be late for another meeting again!

5.     Nokia Expert Centre 

By choosing Nokia Lumia, your company can keep the total cost of ownership (TCO) to an absolute minimum. Unlike some of our competitors, there are no additional license fees to be paid for back-end services you already have invested in. 

In fact, we offer a free service called the Nokia Expert Centre, which offers IT departments and advanced users, support and advice on Nokia products and business solutions.

Find out more about Nokia Expert Centre here and to take advantage of this helpful resource, go to the Nokia Expert Centre homepage and click ‘register.’

6.     People & Messaging 

Communication and staying in touch with your colleagues is extremely important to ensure that everything goes smoothly. Your Lumia 620 is set up specifically to put your contacts at the centre of the smartphone experience. 

The People Hub lets you manage your messages and contacts with minimum effort. You can also create groups so that you can send emails or instant messages to a particular group all at once.

If real time communication is what you need, there’s also Microsoft Lync Mobile, so you can see if people are online, message them, show other people your status and join in with group chats. 

With further options such as Skype, Viber, WhatsApp and many others, there are always plenty of ways for you to get your message across with the Lumia 620.

7.     Apps on Windows Phone

Underlining the Nokia Lumia 620’s fantastic suitability for work and for getting your office tasks done is the fast growing ecosystem of Windows Phone apps. These can help you to stay informed and to stay in touch.

CNN, Bloomberg and LinkedIn are all useful apps for busy professionals. Plus, if you just want a bit of fun there are plenty apps to entertain you, such as Nokia Music or Netflix, not to mention the hundreds of games that you can download.

8.     Collaboration and Storage

As I mentioned earlier, the Lumia 620 works seamlessly with Microsoft products. You can collaborate on documents with colleagues and save and access them via SharePoint directly from your smartphone.

The Lumia 620 comes with 8GB internal memory and Micro SD support up to 64GB. That’s a lot of space already, but there’s also cloud storage 7GB for free on SkyDrive. Once again, you’ll be able to access your SkyDrive documents or images from your smartphone or any computer with an Internet connection.

9.     World-class design and materials

OK, it sounds superficial but isn’t it good to have a smartphone that looks great and one that has been designed and manufactured with a lot of love and care? That’s the Nokia Lumia 620.

It’s been made with a Dual Shot approach, which means it has two layers of premium polycarbonate, to give a transparency and depth to its bold and wide range of colours. Just because you’re using a work phone doesn’t mean it has to be boring! 

It’s also worth noting the signature durability of Nokia smartphones here. There’s no way you’re going to be cut off from work because a minor accident wrecked your phone. And the employers who provision the phones will have fewer returns and less downtime to worry about.

10.  Price 

I haven’t even mentioned the camera with its digital lenses, such as Smart Shoot and Cinemagraph, the 3.8-inch display, which has the same sunlight readability enhancements as the Nokia Lumia 920 and Nokia Lumia 820, or even the exchangeable shells.

The Nokia Lumia 620, with Windows Phone 8, is an attractive proposition because of all of the above, and all the other reasons listed. But here’s the thing: At around $249 USD it is also extremely good value for money.

At this price point, with its great security, communication and productivity features and its unique ability to synchronise seamlessly with your desktop tools, the Lumia 620 is shaping up as a real business leader.

Get the latest from Nokia on business and work at @NokiaAtWork.

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No to mamy decyzje SMP. Ach ten telekomunikacyjny techno żargon. Kiedyś byłem na jednej konferencji gdzie na sali siedziało jakieś 300 osób. Zapytałem czy ktoś wie co to są MTR’y? Jeden jedyny chłopak podniósł rękę. Na marginesie czytelnik bloga Zamiast komentarza polecam lekturę tekstu z wortalu tylko dla prosów czyli rpkom.pl. Pozwlę sobie zacytować [...]

No to mamy decyzje SMP. Ach ten telekomunikacyjny techno żargon. Kiedyś byłem na jednej konferencji gdzie na sali siedziało jakieś 300 osób. Zapytałem czy ktoś wie co to są MTR’y? Jeden jedyny chłopak podniósł rękę. Na marginesie czytelnik bloga Zamiast komentarza polecam lekturę tekstu z wortalu tylko dla prosów czyli rpkom.pl. Pozwlę sobie zacytować [...]

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Hello everyone,

We’d like to bring you up-to-speed with the latest in our Android 4.1 rollout scheduling. 

First up, the upgrade plans* for Xperia T, Xperia TX and Xperia V are progressing as planned – these smartphones will start to receive Jelly Bean during February and March.

Next up, Xperia P, Xperia J and Xperia go will be upgraded from the end of March. Then Xperia S, Xperia SL, Xperia ion and Xperia acro S will follow in the subsequent weeks.

We’re particularly excited about the Sony Xperia Jelly Bean features and functionality – we look forward to bringing you more information on this in the New Year.

The decision has been taken not to upgrade Xperia U, Xperia miro, Xperia tipo, and Xperia sola beyond Android 4.0.

Feel free to drop a comment below, and keep your eyes on the blog as we’ll be sharing more detailed news/updates as soon as we can.

*Availability and rollout timing will vary by market and customer variants

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If you own a Nokia Lumia, you’ve got access to SkyDrive – Microsoft’s cloud storage service – offering 7GB of free storage for new users, or a larger capacity for a fee. Now, SkyDrive comes to Xbox 360, enabling you to view your videos and photos right through your TV.

SkyDrive on Xbox extends your imaging experience and allows you to see the photos or videos that you’ve taken in full-glory, on a large, HD screen. It also means that you can show your content to a larger audience in one go, without having to pass your phone around the room.

Imagine watching a short movie you’ve filmed on your Nokia Lumia 920 through your 50″ HD-TV with ease.

If you’ve enabled the automatic uploading of photos from your Nokia Lumia to SkyDrive, that photo will be uploaded to your SkyDrive camera roll, almost immediately. Additionally, if you’ve already got SkyDrive running on your Xbox, you’ll see the new content come streaming in as you take a photo.

With support for Kinect voice controls and gestures, you can browse through your media content by just talking to your Xbox or by controlling the screen with your hands without actually touching a controller. However, you can use your controller, of course. Use the onscreen controls to browse through all your different folders and flick through the photos or videos, or by using the RB and LB buttons.

SkyDrive is already integrated in your Nokia Lumia, but a separate app is available if you’d prefer to use that. But to download SkyDrive on to your Xbox, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your TV and your Xbox.
2. Go to Apps, and then select Browse Apps.
3. In the Social category, select SkyDrive.

With SkyDrive directly accessible from your Nokia Lumia, Windows 8 PC, Windows 8 tablet, Xbox 360, or any device with an Internet browser, your files are always within reach.

Are you a SkyDrive user with an Xbox? Have you installed SkyDrive yet? Let us know what you think of it, in the comments section below.

Hot off the heels of the #NokiaCardboardChallenge in which you, our community, astounded us with your creativity, vision and crafting skills, we bring to you…the Nokia Paper Challenge!

The holiday season is a time when we like to give and receive gifts – and what better gift to receive than a brand new Nokia Lumia 820? I’ll tell you what’s better – the fact that we have three to give away to the creators of what we consider to be the best Nokia product (old or new) made from discarded gift wrapping. Of course, if there are no gifts given in your part of the world at this time of year, feel free to use a newspaper, magazine, flyer, pamphlet, or whatever you can lay your hands on in your recycling box. As long as this is the second use of the paper, it’s allowed (no craft paper, plain white paper or the likes).

You heard me right, folks. Why waste all that paper when you could recycle it and create something special? Just like every part the Lumia 820 can be recovered and recycled, so can your wrapping. Just as we create as little as possible from scratch, so can you – by turning discarded paper into creative gold.

You could use the paper for the body of the phone, the tape to hold it together, the gift tag for the screen and the ribbon for a lanyard. Or wherever your creativity takes you. Why not recreate the Lumia 820 you’re trying to win? Or a 3310? Or an N95 8GB?

We will be judging the challenge and awarding the prizes to the most creative, unique and attractive entries. We saw some amazing creations for the Cardboard Challenge, so check out the winners of that to see the kind of thing we have in mind. We are always on the look out for innovation and a different way of looking at things, so credit will be given to originality.

Full Terms and Conditions are available, please take a minute to have a look – we wouldn’t want any of that creativity to go to waste! Any questions, as ever, please leave me a comment and we’ll get back to you as soon as we possibly can. We’ll be a little slower to respond over the festive period, but we’re back to full strength on Wednesday 2nd January – and you have until Monday 7th to submit your entries.

So get ready to harness your creativity whilst also saving the planet – one sheet of wrapping paper at a time…And most importantly, have fun!

**Post all of your entries into the comments section below this post or on Twitter using the #NokiaPaperChallenge hashtag**

Once when I was standing in the queue at a bank the silence was broken by the Crazy Frog ringtone. An elderly woman with a walking stick answered her phone, and everyone smiled at each other.

Unless I am ever witness to a robbery, I guess it will remain the only anecdote I’ll ever have about queuing in a bank.

Anyway, whenever I change the ringtone on my phone, I always think of that old woman and wonder what’s currently rocking her mobile. The Prodigy, perhaps?

We are spoilt for choice now. Random electronic bleeps no longer cut the ice and animal noises feel a bit too childish.

Besides, choosing a pre-installed ringtone is always a risk because I live in fear of being on the train with someone who has exactly the same ringtone as me.

What if a phone rang and we both reached for our phones?

Ringtone Maker 

Thankfully, help is at hand to spare me from such an embarrassing scenario.

Nokia’s Ringtone Maker app is now available to download for Lumia smartphones running on Windows Phone 8, so this will be of particular interest if you’ve got a Nokia Lumia 920, Lumia 820, Lumia 810 or Lumia 822.

The app is free and lets you create ringtones out of your favourite MP3 songs on your Lumia smartphone – be sure that you pick files without any digital rights management (DRM) restrictions. 

Ringtone Maker has easy editing controls so that you can pick the start, the end and even the length, up to 30 seconds, of your ringtones.

Making your ringtone

The first thing you’ll need to do is pick the song that you want to convert into a ringtone.

After you select ‘pick a song’ you’ll notice that the app has already sorted through your music collection and is now displaying which song files are ripe for the ringtone treatment. Remember that they have to be MP3s and DRM-free.

Pick the song you want, and you’ll be taken to the edit screen.

Here you can use the slider to select the start and finish points of your ringtone. You can also adjust the length. Hit the ‘play’ button to preview your creation.

If you’re happy with it, press ‘save’. Give your ringtone a name, and mark the box to confirm that you want it to be your ringtone.

Select the ‘tick’ to confirm and the file will then be saved with the other ringtones on your Lumia.

You’ll notice that whenever you go to your Lumia’s settings to change your ringtone again, there will be a section at the top called ‘custom.’

That’s it! After you’ve finished will you be able to resist calling your Lumia from another phone just to hear the ringtone for real? 

Hot off the heels of the #NokiaCardboardChallenge in which you, our community, astounded us with your creativity, vision and crafting skills, we bring to you…the Nokia Paper Challenge!

The holiday season is a time when we like to give and receive gifts – and what better gift to receive than a brand new Nokia Lumia 820? I’ll tell you what’s better – the fact that we have three to give away to the creators of what we consider to be the best Nokia product (old or new) made from discarded gift wrapping. Of course, if there are no gifts given in your part of the world at this time of year, feel free to use a newspaper, magazine, flyer, pamphlet, or whatever you can lay your hands on in your recycling box. As long as this is the second use of the paper, it’s allowed (no craft paper, plain white paper or the likes).

You heard me right, folks. Why waste all that paper when you could recycle it and create something special? Just like every part the Lumia 820 can be recovered and recycled, so can your wrapping. Just as we create as little as possible from scratch, so can you – by turning discarded paper into creative gold.

You could use the paper for the body of the phone, the tape to hold it together, the gift tag for the screen and the ribbon for a lanyard. Or wherever your creativity takes you. Why not recreate the Lumia 820 you’re trying to win? Or a 3310? Or an N95 8GB?

We will be judging the challenge and awarding the prizes to the most creative, unique and attractive entries. We saw some amazing creations for the Cardboard Challenge, so check out the winners of that to see the kind of thing we have in mind. We are always on the look out for innovation and a different way of looking at things, so credit will be given to originality.

Full Terms and Conditions are available, please take a minute to have a look – we wouldn’t want any of that creativity to go to waste! Any questions, as ever, please leave me a comment and we’ll get back to you as soon as we possibly can. We’ll be a little slower to respond over the festive period, but we’re back to full strength on Wednesday 2nd January – and you have until Monday 7th to submit your entries.

So get ready to harness your creativity whilst also saving the planet – one sheet of wrapping paper at a time…And most importantly, have fun!

**Post all of your entries into the comments section below this post or on Twitter using the #NokiaPaperChallenge hashtag**