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Nokia 5530 XpressMusic Tuff-Luv carry case review | NokNok.tv

by Mikey Bee

In addition to being made from thick leather, the Nokia 5530 XpressMusic Tuff-Luv has some pretty robust in the seams together now. There is a magnetic clasp holding the flip-top lid in place and when you open it up, you find your Nokia 5530 XpressMusic is sitting in his own pocket.

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There is a direct access to the screen of the Nokia 5530 XpressMusic and you'll find the sides of the case has cut-outs so you can directly access the ports to charge your phone or plugging in the headphones.There is a degree of flexion in the coverage, but there is certainly a good part of the protection they can withdraw from the carrying case.

The only problem we had was when you access the camera - you will not find a cut for the 3.2-Megapixel lens. Now you can either just take the Nokia 5530 XpressMusic images snap or you can fold the lid back a DAT. However, this second option works to some extent but this is not ideal.

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Apart from this slight blip, the Nokia 5530 XpressMusic Tuff-Luv is a good case that certainly lives up to its name, being tough and love to your handset.

The Nokia 5530 XpressMusic may not be the first smartphone that you think that little something needs extra protection as the Tuff-Luv carrying case can offer. However, if you're out and about or just one of those people who likes to get rid of their phone in a bag, so it's an excellent idea.

The Tuff-Luv for Nokia 5530 XpressMusic costs £ 19.95 (inc.

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SiliconRepublic.com: Nokia sues Apple over patent infringement - Comms

The patents are related to GSM, wireless LAN, security, encryption and data transfer over wireless networks, and UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System).

Nokia alleges that while it already licenses these technologies to other companies, Apple has incorporated them into the iPhone handset without permission or paying for the right to use them.

Nokia may have case

According to Yahoo Tech , Tero Kuittinen, an analyst with MKM Partners, says Nokia quite likely has a case.

“Plenty of companies come to handset manufacturing and don't pay for all the IP in early years. Several Asian vendors started paying GSM licence fees years after they began manufacturing GSM phones."

This opinion chimes with CCS Insight analyst Geoff Blaber, who told Wired.com : “Nokia’s enormous patent portfolio doesn’t make this a big surprise, but it could have severe repercussions for Apple and its component supplier.

“Once again, intellectual property has become the secondary battleground in a highly competitive mobile-phone market,” he added.

Royalty payment

Analysts, including Gene Munster with Piper Jaffray , say this is not a case of Nokia seeking an injunction against Apple using this technology, but rather looking for royalty payment for use of its patented technology.

“Nokia is likely looking to obtain a patent royalty of 1-2pc ($6 to $12) on every iPhone sold in compensation for its IPs concerning GSM, 3G and Wi-Fi technologies on mobile devices,” said Munster.

By Marie Boran

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Source: SiliconRepublic.com: Nokia sues Apple over patent infringement - Comms

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