Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition launched

Nokia announced the Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition, an entertainment hub that combines mobile broadcast TV (DVB-H), social networking, music and gaming in one compact 3G device. With mobile broadcast TV consumption on the rise - by 2012 there will be over 300 million people worldwide watching TV on their mobile phones - this handset offers easy access to anyone wanting to enjoy an exceptional live, on-the-move TV experience.

"The introduction of the Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition responds to the arrival of DVB-H broadcast mobile TV networks in new markets and offers an affordable device for new and existing customers alike. Customers are increasingly watching a variety of programmes on their mobiles, such as drama programs, news and sport, for a longer period of time. The Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition has the sound and image quality to hold the audiences captive."

Watch TV. Anywhere.

Thanks to the Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition's DVB-H technology, programs burst through the QVGA 2.4-inch screen in full-colour, crystal clear, sharp images. Plug in 3.5mm headphones for personal viewing or use the loudspeaker option to share the experience with friends and family.

With one-click access to live broadcasts, the Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition can pick up the best channels around. Set reminders for favorite shows to make sure key episodes aren't missed and create personal channel lists with Nokia's innovative Electronic Program Guide (EPG) for truly tailored mobile broadcast TV.

The Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition provides broadcast picture quality while the headset acts as an antenna for outstanding reception, so no blank screens or interference during those all important moments. Long battery life gives up to six hours of DVB-H usage; enough time to watch three football matches - or six episodes of a soap opera - before recharging.

Franklin Selgert, Chairman, Broadcast Mobile Convergence Forum, said, "It is essential for DVB-H service providers to have a variety of devices capable of serving the mass market. Having a complete portfolio of handsets is pivotal for commercial success of mobile TV. The new Nokia DVB-H enabled mobile phone, the Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition, is a great addition to the current portfolio of broadcast TV-capable handsets."

Catch up with friends. Anytime.

The Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition comes with all the newest social networking software, making it simple to stay in touch with friends via Ovi Contacts, Facebook, MySpace and YouTube. Post status updates for friends and family to follow or instant message (IM) them via Windows Live Messenger, Google Talk, Yahoo! Messenger, ICQ, AOL and many others.

Capture photos and video clips, day or night, using the 3.2 megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom and LED flash before uploading and sharing favourite shots via sites such as OviShare and Flickr. Alternatively, email them via Ovi Mail, Nokia Messaging, Windows Live Messenger, Gmail, or Yahoo! Mail.

Play music. Whenever.

Accessing music and other apps is easy with dedicated music keys and links to the Nokia Music store (where available). The Nokia 5330 Mobile TV edition is also compatible with Nokia's innovative Comes with Music service - providing free, unlimited access to millions of tracks. Download free music anytime, anywhere - and keep all the music forever.

Keep up-to-date. Wherever.

Check out the choice of personalized media and applications in the Ovi Store. A one-stop-shop for thousands of applications, games, videos, podcasts, productivity tools, web and location-based services and more, means personalizing the Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition is just the touch of a button away.

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7 guiding principles for redefining information security

Data center virtualization, cloud computing, the growth of mobile applications and social computing are just some of the hot topics at the 2009 RSA Conference Europe that is currently under way in London - and they are redefining the way information security is applied.

To embrace them and seize the opportunity to build better security into the information infrastructure, RSA proposes Seven Guiding Principles encompassing the critical elements required to build an effective information security strategy within today's evolving security landscape - and this are the principles that they themselves apply:

1. Security must be embedded into the IT Infrastructure -- Security should not just be integrated within the infrastructure, it should be embedded within it. Teams from RSA and Cisco have joined forces to embed data loss prevention into devices such as the Cisco IronPort email security gateway. RSA and VMware have also engaged in a technology partnership to embed core security controls into the virtual infrastructure.

2. Develop ecosystems of solutions -- Ecosystems must be formed to enable products and services from multiple organizations to work together to solve common security problems. RSA has invested in the RSA eFraudNetwork community, an ecosystem created in collaboration with thousands of financial institutions across the globe to spot fraud as it migrates between and among financial institutions on a worldwide scale.

3. Create seamless, transparent security -- Making security largely transparent to users and systems that it is designed to protect is critical to bridging the gap between the rate of technological advancement and the ability people have to keep up with it. RSA and First Data recently announced a service designed to secure payment card data from merchants by eliminating the need for merchants to store credit card data within IT systems. This service is being built into First Data's payment possessing system, making it seamless and transparent to merchants and their customers.

4. Ensure security controls are correlated and content aware -- In the EMC Critical Incident Response Center, security information management is centralized so it can correlate data from information controls such as data loss prevention, identity controls like risk-based authentication, and infrastructure controls such as patch, configuration and vulnerability management systems. This approach to security operations is designed to accelerate how quickly security analysts can get the intelligence required to distinguish a benign security event from something more threatening to the business.

5. Security must be both outside-in and inside-out focused -- RSA argues security must include a two-pronged approach that protects both the perimeter (the outside-in) and the information itself (inside-out). Since users are accessing information from a variety of devices inside and outside the network as well as in the cloud, security policy and controls must adhere to information as it moves throughout the information infrastructure.

6. Security has to be dynamic and risk-based -- Organizations need to be positioned to dynamically correlate information from a number of sources and respond to real-time risks related to both infrastructure and information. RSA will announce this week that it is offering new consultative and advisory services to help enterprises implement or improve their security operations function to more effectively manage both risk and IT compliance programs.

7. Effective security needs to be self-learning -- The dynamic nature of IT infrastructures and the malicious attacks launched against them is outpacing the ability of human beings to keep up with their speed and complexity. For this reason, information security strategy must be dynamic and behavior-based. To help support this goal, RSA today also announced it is teaming up with Trend Micro to leverage real-time intelligence of spyware, viruses, spam and other data generated by their Trend Micro's Threat Resource centers.

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Processor: Unknown
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Status: Rumored on T-Mobile USA
Touchscreen: 4.3 inch 800 x 480 pixels Touchscreen
Dimensions: Unknown
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Battery: Unknown
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Talk Time: Unknown
Processor: Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon
Internal/External Memory: Unknown
Extras: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled
Price: Unknown

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Status: Rumored
Touchscreen: 3.2 inch AMOLED 320 x 480 Touchscreen with hardware buttons
Dimensions: 115.9 x 56 x 11.9 mm; 116.7 grams
Camera: 3.2MP
Battery: 1500 mAh Li-ion Battery
Standby Time: Unknown
Talk Time: Unknown
Processor: Unknown
Internal/External Memory: 1GB
Extras: Wi-Fi, bluetooth and 3.5mm headset jack
Price: Unknown

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