Nokia 5130 Red

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The Nokia 5130 Xpress music pay as you go is the latest release from Nokia's highly successful Xpress music range. The 5130 is the successor to the excellent 5310 music range, and this handset is definitely not a case of the 1st one is always the best. It feels much lighter in your hand and slightly slimmer, but as with all Nokia's easy pie to use.

This music focused 5130 comes with a built in music player which supports a large range of music formats including MP3, AAC, eAAC, eAAC+, Midi, WMA, WAMR & MXMF. The 5130 X-press Music come with easy to access volume keys, which will allow you to control your sound in an instant. The music entertainment does not stop there as the 5130 has a built in radio complete with a RDS function.

The Nokia 5130 Xpress Music comes with an integrated 2MP camera feature complete with a 4 x digital zoom function. The camera comes with many settings, captures modes, which allows you to gain the best quality snap. The 5130 comes with 30 megabytes of internal memory but the Nokia 5130 Xpress music comes with a memory card slot which allows you to expand the handsets memory for all your chooons.

Nokia 5130 Red XpressMusic on T-Mobile Deals UKThe latest in a long line of XpressMusic phones from Nokia has now been released on T-Mobile pay monthly deals in the UK, the new 5130 is a budget edition music phone and is available in red from free on TMobile deals.
The Nokia 5130 on T-Mobile features Nokia’s famous XpressMusic player software, this red edition 5130 is the ideal replacement for carrying both a mobile phone and an MP3 player whilst also combining a 2.0 megapixel camera, bluetooth, FM Radio and the very useful 3.5mm standard headphone jack so the user can use their own headphones.

  • The T-Mobile Nokia 5130 Red also offers an expandable memory so you can store thousands of your favourite songs (1GB internal memory) plus with dedicated music keys and a small frame of just 108 x 47 x 15mm the Nokia 5130 makes for an ideal replacement for that battered old music player.

    Key Features:


  • 3rd Edition Series 40 user interface with Active Standby.

  • 3 dedicated music keys.

  • Graphics: full screen colour wallpapers, animated colour screensavers, icons, and logos.
  • Integrated digital music player which also supports playback of video files. Plays MP3, MP4, AAC, eAAc+, and WMA music files.
  • Integrated Bluetooth wireless technology v.2.0 EDR. And A2DP
  • Micro SD memory slot up to 2 GB.
    Integrated handsfree speaker.
  • Quick Overview:
    The Nokia 5130 XpressMusic comes as standard with an MP3 player, microSD expandable memory (with 1GB in the standard sales package), a 2″ 240 x 320 pixel display, 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, an FM radio and a standard 3.5mm audio socket.
  • There are dedicated media keys on the side plus quite visible stereo speakers.
  • The 5130 is a quad-band GSM Nokia phone with GPRS and EDGE data. It is relatively lightweight at 88 grams, and the 5130’s overall measurements are 108 x 47 x 15mm. Battery life is very good with a maximum of 6 hours talktime and 12 days standby time.
  • Experience more from you tunesEnjoy crystal clear sounds enabled by the dedicated audio chip with up to 21 hours of playback.
  • Share fun moments with your friends Capture those unmissable shots with a 2 mega pixel camera with 4 x digital zoom and 2.0” screen.
  • Music how you want to hear itMake the easy switch between music player and FM radio. Plug headphones or speakers into the 3.5mm AV plug to complete your experience.

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Nokia 5000

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This highly attractive mobile phones come in an extremely eye catching casing which looks
both fashionable & stylish. The Nokia 5000 is a desirable looking handset which comes in a
solid bar designed casing which is available in three colour options which include cyber
green, neon blue & perfect purple. The back panel, side elements & navigation controls comes
in the user's chosen colour option & the remaining sections of the handset are coloured in a
sophisticated black or silver. This fashionable mobile phone has a sporty look to its design
which comes from the same Nokia family as the Nokia 5200 which is a slide opening mobile
phone.

The Nokia 5000 weighs a total of 74 grams including the fitted battery & the overall size of the casing is 11mm deep by 46mm wide by 106mm tall which makes this handset easy for carrying purposes. It comes with 12 megabytes of built in memory which can hold the users contacts details, pictures & messages. The phone comes with a built in camera feature which is a 1.3 megapixel camera & the user can take a quick snap easily on this stunning little phone. The user can view their subject on the phone's colour screen which works as a perfect viewfinder when taking a picture. The screen is 2 Inches in size when measured diagonally & displays up to 65k colours on a QVGA screen. The user can capture & view picture in landscape mode which gives the user a wider angle when taking a snap. The user can jazz up their pictures by adding a photo frame to their picture for a perfect finish. The Nokia 5000 comes with video recording & video playback capabilities which allow the user to enjoy moving video footage on this stylish little phone.


The user can take a call over the phones loud speaker system which leaves the user handsfree to chat away to friends & family whilst continuing to work. The users can rest their Nokia 5000 on their desk or table whilst taking to their contact over the phone's loud speakers. The user can create a photo caller identification which allows the user to attach a photo to a contact in their phone book & then when the contact calls the user can see the chosen picture on the colourful screen. The phone book can hold up to one thousand contact at any one time which is ideal for the user on the move who needs all their contact numbers with them at all times. The Nokia 5000 comes with a built in organiser feature which comes complete with a local calendar.


The phone comes with an integrated advanced calculator & a converter function which are useful features to have on the mobile phone. The 5000 is a dual band network phone which works on GSM 900 & 1800 which will switch between bands automatically. The battery is fully rechargeable via the phone adapter & when fully charged can provide up to 336 hours of standby battery time or up to 4.6 hours of talk time for the user to enjoy. The phone supports Bluetooth® wireless technology which allows the user to connect their new mobile phone to other Bluetooth® compatible devices without the use of wires for a cable free connection between two devices which are up to ten metres apart.

An integrated FM radio feature allows the user to enjoy a radio experience on their Nokia
5000 which comes complete with a radio recording option. A built in music player allows the
user to transfer their favourite songs which can be listen to on this stunning phone when
the user is on their travels. The music player supports MP3, AAC, WAV, ARM & MIDI music
formats which are popular music formats. The user can play polyphonic, AAC & MP3 ringtones
on the Nokia 5000.

A built in Web browser is accessible from the phones main menu system which is a WAP Web browser which provides the user with a fun & easily accessible mobile Internet service. The user can communicate with other contacts using the built in messaging services which include audio messaging, email , instant messaging, multimedia messaging & text messaging. The user can create, send, edit, delete & receive messaging on the Nokia 5000. The Nokia 5000 will fit into any mobile phone user's life & add that little bit of fun when the user is on the move.

Nokia 5000 Specifications & Features


Screen

2 Inch 65k Colour QVGA TFT Screen (320 x 240 Pixels)

Imaging

1.3 Megapixel Camera

Dedicated Camera Key

Viewfinder

Landscape Mode

Photo Frame

Video Recorder

Video Player

WallpapersAnimated Screensavers

Photo Caller ID

Messaging

SMS (Text Messaging)

MMS (Multimedia Messaging)

Email (IMP4, POP3 & SMTP)

Audio Messaging

Instant Messaging

Sound

Music Player (MP3, AAC, WAV, ARM & MIDI)

FM Radio

Radio Recording

Polyphonic Ringtones

MP3 & AAC Ringtones

Entertainment
Java™ Games
Downloadable Games

Organiser
Phonebook (1k Contacts)
Organiser with Local Calendar
Calendar
ConverterAdvanced Calculator
Handsfree Speaker

Connectivity
Bluetooth®
GPRSEGPRS
Network
Dual Band (GSM 900 & GSM 1800)

Internet
WAPXHTML
Memory & Talk Time
12 Mbytes Memory
4.6 Hours Talk
Time336 Hours Standby

Weight & Size
74 g106 x 46 x 11 mm

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Nokia 3600 Slide

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Nokia has been advertising heavily for one of it’s recent phones, the Nokia 3600 Slide. I thought a quick review of the phone would help a lot of prospective buyers.






Check this out!The Nokia 3600 Slide mobile phone has an elegant design with a very unique look and style and easy-to-use features. Nokia 3600 Slide comes in two colors – in black and brown. The 3600 Slide has quite a good number of useful features that will make all the low end users happy!


Nokia 3600 Slide Features


  • For optimized digital image capture, 3600 Slide has a 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera, with dual-LED flash, and VGA quality video recording and sharing. It can be connected to a TV and enjoy watching the images on a big screen.

  • 3600 Slide has the facility for background noise cancellation for outstanding audio performance and uninterrupted calls.

  • With a built-in music player, the 3600 Slide offers up to 3000 favorite songs on an optional up to 4 GB microSD card; 512 MB is included. The microSD card slot offers plenty of storage for pictures and video. The phone has 30 MB of internal memory.
  • Flight mode for safe in-flight use of your music player.
  • 3600 Slide is preloaded with Maps for your region, GPS software and Opera Browser. The Nokia Maps application holds more than 15 million points of interests, including restaurants, shops, hotels etc.

  • PC synchronization with Nokia PC Suite and compatible PC for close control of calendar, contacts, and tasks.
  • 3600 Slide is very handy (size: 97.8 mm x 47.2mm x 14.5mm) and weighs only 97.3 gm.
  • 3600 Slide also has the usual facilities, such as vibration, alarm, clock, games, calculator, and calendar.
  • Connectivity via WAP 2.0, xHTML, Opera Mini 4 Browser, USB, Bluetooth 2.0, HeadSet Jack(2.5 mm).
  • Supports Java MIDP 2.0 applications.

    Nokia 3600 Slide, introduced in April 2008, is priced about EURO 175 or INR 9500 and is recommended by its users!

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Nokia 3120 Classic

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With Nokia writing the mobile headlines with its trailblazing uber Nseries 'multimedia computers' it's sometimes easy to overlook its so called lesser models in the melee to grab one of its powerful elite smartphones.

We shouldn't forget the Finnish giant built its numero uno manufacturer rep on easy-to-use bread and butter blowers and the 3120 Classic is a prime example of Nokia's uncanny knack for rolling out well groomed everyman handsets.

In fairness, the 3120 Classic has lot more to offer than just the basic 'bread and butter' talk and texter, punching around the lower mid-range level with a tidy set of features including original flavoured 3G download speeds, microSD card slot, built-in music player and FM radio plus a two-megapixel camera complete with LED flash.

Like its fellow Classic clan members, the 3120's design is clean and uncluttered, if a little unremarkable, although its rounded tapered bottom makes it more elegant than some of its more rigid stablemates.

At 13.4mm thick and a nimble 85 grams, the 3120 is also very trim and lightweight, slipping easily and unnoticed into the pocket. Naturally, for a phone of this ranking there is a little creak and groan of plastic but the 3120 is, in general, soundly built.

The 3120 is clearly drunk on Nokia's famed user friendliness. Your thumbs will love the spacious keypad and sturdy joypad and it's brilliantly geared for speed texting. Similarly, the Symbian S40 UI is intuitive to work through with the homescreen highly customisable.

An exhaustive amount of popular functions (57 was the last count) can be added to the shortcut bar while there's even space below this carousel for three other features like calendar, appointments and web search.

Of course, if you want your homescreen free for photo wallpapering then you can just deactivate the shortcuts. To round off this personalisation party, the two soft keys can be customised to pretty much whatever function you desire.

With maximum 384Kbps 3G speeds onboard, web browsing is pretty nippy. It's made easier by the preloaded Opera Mini web browser that probably ranks as one of the better mobile browsers on the scene. It brilliantly repackages full fat web pages to load quickly and neatly fit smaller screens and with the 3120 only sporting a bright but average-sized QVGA-quality 2-inch display, its skills are very welcome.

If you don't know your outgoing server deets or proxy settings from your elbow then setting up email accounts can be a pain in the proverbial. Thankfully, the 3120 does all that tricky donkey work for you and setting up your personal POP and IMAP email client is a breeze. After we gave up our email address and password, our Google Gmail account was up and running in a flash.
The 3120's basic two-megapixel snapper is only really good enough for MMS, blogging and wallpapering. With no dedicated shutter key you'll have to set one of the soft keys to fire up the camera and keen snappers may be disappointed, but unsurprised, by a lack of autofocus.
If you like to play Mr. Tinkerman it does offer a sprinkling of photos modes including picture effects, brightness levels, self timer and a rather crude LED flash but really we wouldn't bother. Its video capturing capabilities are equally feeble, shooting in a maximum resolution of 352x288 pixels at 15fps.

The built-in music player and FM radio are decent performers and probably the best features on the 3120. Unfortunately we weren't able to really gauge the music player's true sonic talents because, criminally, no stereo headphones were bundled with the phone. If you want to hook up a pair via the 2.5mm socket then you'll have to visit the Nokia shop and shell out 15 quid for a pair of HS-47 earphones.

But overlook the headphone headache and the music player seems very capable with simple access to all of your tunes via the standard playlist, artists, albums, genres arrangement. A seven-strong equaliser, including two customisable settings, gives you options to funk up the audio while support for A2DP stereo Bluetooth means you can stream your music wirelessly via a compatible set of headphones or speakers.


The 3120 Classic brilliantly keeps up Nokia's winning tradition of solid 3G handsets like the 6233, 6151 and 6120 Classic. Not everyone craves the latest and greatest whizz-bang mobile innovations, so if you're in the market for a dependable, user-friendly but sleek 3G blower with a smattering of cool mobile features then the 3120 Classic definitely has your name on it.

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Nokia 3110 classic

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Back in April I reviewed Nokia’s 6300 and was impressed with its simplicity, clean lines and usability. Now comes the 3110 classic, a tri-band handset with GPRS, EDGE and HSCSD. As I wrote this review the 3110 classic was available on Orange from free. None of the other major operators were listing it, but check when you read this for wider availability.


As the ‘classic’ in its name implies this is another attempt by Nokia at a straightforward, no-nonsense mobile phone. It takes much of what was good about the 6300 and builds it into a handset with a basic set of specifications that are sometimes below what the 6300 offered, sometimes above it.


That isn’t to say this handset isn’t without its surprises. The FM radio, for example, is a very welcome feature in a budget phone, and one that that Nokia should build into every mobile it produces. As soon as it came out of the box this looked like a handset I could live with. Styled in black with a couple of silver flourishes it is understated and not the kind of phone that shouts ‘steal me!’ whenever it is brought out for use. Sized at 108.5 mm tall, x 45.7mm wide and 15.6 mm thick it feels comfortable in the hand and at 87g it is no problem for the pocket.




Nokia has decided to prioritise the keys over the display and the latter is pretty small. I measured it at 1.7 inches corner to corner. Its 128 x 160 pixels are pretty rudimentary and the screen doesn’t have the definition that many other handsets offer. The 262,000 colours are welcome though, and the screen is bright enough to read outdoors.


Immediately beneath the screen enclosed in a lozenge shape are some familiar buttons. A navigation ring with central select button sits in the middle. The button itself is huge, the ring smaller but raised nicely from its surroundings so that using it is very easy. To its left and right are selection keys and Call and End keys. Those keys aren’t especially large, but the number keys are by comparison, massive. Usefully, the number keys are backlight, brilliant white when in use. Side keys don’t amount to much. There are volume controls on the upper right edge and that’s it.


All in all the screen/keys compromise may please the stubby fingered but irritate those who like screen intensive activities like web browsing, though having said that using the browser is not much fun.


Now, just like the 6300 I mentioned earlier, the 3110 classic runs Symbian’s S40 operating system. What this means is that while you don’t get the amazing range of applications and capabilities built in that S60 handsets offer there may be enough here to keep you happy.
Besides what I’ve already mentioned, Bluetooth and infra red are built in, there is a calendar, a todo list manager, an alarm clock, a notes application, calculator, timer, stopwatch and voice recorder. The messaging centre includes POP email support, and this handset plays music.

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Nokia 3109

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Sitting here thinking about the Nokia 3109 Classic makes us think hard, the reason for this is because the Nokia 3109 Classic is well balanced in one sense, but then in another is missing a few things that should not be missing. The things that are missing which are also shown below and of which is a major flaw is there is NO camera (oops).


But then on the other hand this is a very good phone for those who do not care about a camera, the Nokia 3109 is good for office use as well because it features email with attachments plus synchronizes calendars and to-do lists with personal computers through its USB connection. Take a quick look at the specs below and you tell us “Is this a mobile phone you would choose”?


Nokia 3109 Classic Specifications -

• GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900

• TFT Display 256K colors/128 x 160 pixels

• 5-way navigation key

• Downloadable wallpapers & screensavers

• MP3, AAC & Polyphonic (64 channels) Ringtones

• Vibration• 2000 entry phonebook• 20 dialed, 20 received, 20 missed calls (Call records)

• microSD (TransFlash) Card slot

• 9 MB internal memory

• GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots)

, 32 - 48 kbps

• HSCSD

• EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbps

• Bluetooth v2.0

• Infrared port

• v2.0 miniUSB

• SMS, MMS & Email

• WAP 2.0/xHTML Browser

• Games + Downloadable

• Push to talk

• Java MIDP 2.0

• MP3/MP4/AAC/AAC+/H.264/WMA media player

• T9

• Calendar

• Calculator

• Built-in handsfree

• Voice memo

• Voice command

• Up to 380 hours standby

• Up to 4 hours talk time

• 108.5 x 45.7 x 15.6 mm

• 89 grams

Nokia 3109 Classic Downsides - No Camera, No 3G and No WLAN.
Nokia 3109 classic phone is expected to be available in Q2 of 2007

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Nokia 2760

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The Nokia 2760 is a clamshell design phone that offers some of the best reception quality on the market today. It has a VGA camera and a TFT display. It has an internal antenna and an external display. It also has a speakerphone, Java support, Bluetooth, email support, and FM radio.
Nokia 2760
Its total dimensions are 3.43 by 1.76 by .81 inches and weighs in at a meager 2.82 ounces. It is powered by a 700 mAh battery that provides for 7 hours of maximum talk time and a standby time of up to 350 hours. The display supports 65,536 colors (16-bit), and has a resolution of 128 by 160 pixels. The external display is a monochrome LCD with a resolution of 96 by 68 pixels. The Nokia 2760 has 11 MB of built in flash memory.

The Nokia 2760 sports a WAP 2.0, xHTML web browser. The VGA camera provides for a resolution of 640 by 480 pixels. It allows for a maximum video capture time of 2 minutes at the rate of 8 fps. It also has both text and multimedia messaging and personal organization features.A drawback to the Nokia 2760 is that its menus are sluggish. Many of the features take several seconds to open, including the much-used messaging inbox. The speakerphone also has poor quality, taking in lots of background noise. Without the speakerphone, however, the call quality is respectable.

Pros
* Bluetooth
* Email
* Java support
Cons
* Poor quality from the camera
* No MP3 player
* Sluggish menus
* Display washes out in the sun
Overall
The Nokia 2760 is yet another basic, yet solid phone offered by T-Mobile. While it isn’t overlade with features, it does provide everything that one has come to expect from an affordable, Nokia phone. For the price, around $20, the Nokia 2760 can not be beat for the features and quality that it does deliver. It provides great call quality and has some of the most user-friendly controls on the market. While it is far from perfect, the Nokia 2760 is a great value for the price.

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Nokia 2680 Slide

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The Nokia 2680 Slide is an attractive slide opening mobile phone which comes in a curved & beautifully shaped grey & black coloured casing. The phone is practical as well as a great looking & comes with easy to use day to day features. The 2680 Slide is from the same range as the Nokia 2630 which has a bar designed casing.

The 2680 Slide is compact due to its slide opening mechanism which is 99mm tall by 47mm wide by 15.5mm deep & it weighs 94.5 grams with the battery fitted. The user can access the keypad when the casing is in its slide open position & the keypad is well spaced out & the keys are coloured in black or grey which make it easy for the user to see each key easily. A TFT screen can be viewed when the phone is in its slide open or slide closed position. The screen displays up to 65k colours & has a 128 pixel by 160 pixel screen resolution.

The user can change their phone's themes, wallpapers & screensavers which are colourful & animated displays on the TFT screen. The 2680 Slide can play MP3 & AAC ringing tones which the user can hear each time the phone rings. The user can enjoy more sound on this user friendly mobile phone as it comes with a stereo FM radio which comes with a radio recording function. The user can tune into their favourite radio station & enjoy a mobile music feature on their phone. The phone comes with a set of Nokia headphones which allows the user to enjoy a private listening experience.

The Nokia 2680 Slide has a built in VGA camera feature which can capture still pictures as well as moving video footage. The VGA camera comes with easy to use camera controls & features which allow the user to take a quick picture or record a video clip with ease. The user can add picture frames around their pictures which give the pictures a perfect finish & individual look.The phone has a built in time & date feature which allows the user to check & view the date & time throughout their day. The Nokia 2680 Slide comes with a phone book feature which allows the user to store up to 1000 contacts details with contact numbers. The user can arrange their dairy on the integrated organiser complete with a local calendar function. The user can set the alarm clock feature to get them up each morning or use the stop watch when timing sporting events & lap times for the sports oriented mobile phones user.

The battery is a rechargeable battery which when fully charged can provide the user with up to 419 hours of standby battery time which is ideal for the low usage user on the move as the user will not need to continuously recharge the battery. A built in WAP Internet browser can be found in the phones main menu & the user can enjoy surfing the Internet from their new mobile phone. The Nokia 2680 Slide comes with Nokia xpress audio messaging service which allows the user to share audio & sound in a message with other audio messaging contacts. The user can take part in an instant messaging conversation with other compatible contacts that are online at the same time as the user & enjoy an online conversation on their new phone.

The user can create, send & receive either text or multimedia picture messages on their handset. The phone comes with 32 megabytes of flash memory & 4 megabytes SD RAM memory. The user can connect their 2680 Slide to other devices using a wireless connection using Bluetooth® technology. The phone can be connected to the user's computer, laptop or printer using a wireless Bluetooth® technology. The phone works on a dual band network which switches between GSM 900 & GSM 1800 networks.

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Nokia 2630 plus SIM card

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Nokia 2630 plus SIM card Specifications

The Nokia 2630 boasts a host of PIM (Personal Information Management) features and has a stylish slim line form and weighs a mere 66 g. Get it now with an additional SIM card.
Equipped with VGA camera, video recorder and FM radio, plus bluetooth capabilities the Nokia 2630 will keep you entertained 24/7.


With bluetooth technology you can free yourself from wires forever. Use your 2630 with bluetooth to communicate safely while driving, synchronizing data or listening to your favorite tunes.



Supported Networks



  • EGSM 900/1800


Display & User Interface



  • 128 x 160 pixels TFT display screen


  • Up to 65,536 colours


  • Series 40


Data & Connectivity



  • Bluetooth 2.0


  • GPRS multi-slot class 10


  • EGPRS multi-slot class 10


  • Up to 11 MB user available memory


Camera




  • Digital VGA camera with video recorder for pictures and video



  • Dedicated camera key for quick access



  • Video playback


Entertainment



  • FM radio with One Touch shortcut access key


  • Java MIDP 2.0 games and applications




  • Nokia 2630 plus SIM card


  • WAP 2.0 web browser (xHTML)


  • Email supports POP3, IMP4, and SMTP protocols


  • Integrated handsfree loudspeaker


  • Support for FR, EFR, HR, and AMR voice codecs


  • Power organizer with week and month review and localized calendar


  • Phone book with large storage capacity of up to 1000 entries


  • Analog/digital clock


  • Advanced calculator


  • Converter


  • Expense Manage


  • Nokia PC Suite software for data synch


  • Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging


  • SMS


  • MMS


  • Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging


  • Message distribution lists


  • Personalized SMS message alerts


  • Personalized ringtones

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Nokia 2630

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Key Features

Dual Band (GSM 900 & GSM 1800)

66 Grams105 x 45 x 9.9 mm

VGA Camera with 4 x Digital Zoom

FM Radio with One Touch Access

KeyBluetooth® Technology

The Nokia 2630 cell phone is a classic bar design handset which permits the user to communicate with others easily. The mobile phone provides the user a slim & slender design which is easy to carry around and the preloaded features let the user to have fun with different multimedia & communication features. The Nokia 2630 mobile phone is only 9.9mm thick so the user can easily operate it and can carry it all the times. The handset is available with a well spaced out keypad which permits the user to enter the keys easily & the phone is available with well designed and positioned dedicated short cut keys. The 2630 is available with a thin film transistor screen which is also identified as a TFT screen. The good size screen can display up to 65,000 colours. The phone permits the user to view colourful wallpapers, photos, video recordings, messages & games on their screen. Let’s get to know some Nokia 2630 details.


The phone is available with an integrated VGA camera feature which permits the user to take a quick still snap or record some moving footage. The camera is available with a 4x zoom which lets the user to come nearer to their subject & have the ideal photograph or video. The integrated camera is available with a dedicated camera key which lets the user to reach the camera feature instantly. The MMS service, email or Bluetooth® wireless technology enables the user to share photos with others. The user can take video recordings and can store them to play back at any time they want to watch or share them with others using the MMS messaging service or by using the preloaded technology. The Nokia 2630 cellphone is a simplistic looking handset which is available with easy to use features & the preinstalled capabilities that will suitable for most mobile phone user's needs. The Nokia 2630 review is available on different sites.


The user can enjoy one of the three prefixed Nokia 2630 games on the handset or can download more games from internet or other devices via USB cable or Bluetooth. The Nokia 2630 mobile phone supports Java™ games which give the user with an energetic & fun packed gaming experience. The amusement continues with the prefixed FM radio feature which lets the user to enjoy listening to the radio any time they desire. The user can start the radio listening using the one touch access key which takes the user directly to the radio feature. The Nokia 2630 is available with a headset which lets the user to enjoy a private & personal listening experience. The Nokia 2630 comes with MP3 & polyphonic ringtones with 24 voices. The user can download Nokia 2630 ringtones to personalize their cell phone. The phone is available with a speaker phone facility which lets the user to make a call over loud speakers without holding the handset. The Nokia 2630 themes put the user in the mood and make the season bright.


The user can enjoy Nokia 2630 softwares. The Nokia 2630 is available with a WAP Web browser which permits the user to access the internet on their mobile phone. The use can access 2.0 XHTML Web browser from the main menu system. The phone is available with an email service which permits the user to view, send, receive & store emails on their handset. The Nokia 2630 applications includes a range of user friendly messaging service like the MMS messaging, SMS messaging, audio messaging & IMS (Instant Message Service). The MMS service lets the user to share photographs & videos speedily & easily with compatible MMS users. The audio messaging service permits the user to share audio recording with compatible users. The SMS messaging service lets the user to communicate with others using text & symbols in their messages.


The mobile phone is available with 11 Mbytes of preloaded storage memory which gives the user with memory for storing their contacts details, messages, photographs & videos. The user has the facility to connect their Nokia 2630 to other compatible Bluetooth® devices using a Bluetooth® connection to share files. The Nokia 2630 accessories are available with connection cable for the user to connect their phone to a PC or other devices and phone charger. The use will have up to 312 hours of standby time & 6 hours of talk time from a totally charged battery.

The Nokia 2630 works with dual band phone which supports GSM 900 & 1800. The user can view their clock in both analogue and digital format & the user can use the alarm clock to get up each morning. The phone book can have up to one thousand contacts & the calendar available with a weekly or monthly viewer. The user will feel organized all the time with the 2630 in their life. The user can buy Nokia 2630 by going online. Best Nokia 2630 buy deals are available on the web. If user is concerned in getting cheap Nokia 2630, it will be good for the user to spend a little time and make some online search. User can compare Nokia 2630 sale by searching different websites.

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Nokia 2600 Classic Black

Posted by Anonymous On 9:38 PM 0 comments

Nokia is no slouch when it comes to designing high-end cell phones, but the company's bread and butter remains simple handsets for making calls. That's where Nokia got its start, and that's where its focus remains for developing markets. The new Nokia 2600 for AT&T fits this mold perfectly. Though it offers a VGA camera and Bluetooth, this handset is all about communication. The design is simple and intuitive and the call quality is serviceable, but the phone's molasses-like menu interface was frustrating. The Nokia 2600 is $150 if you pay full price, but it's free with a service contract.


Design
The 2600 is a standard Nokia candy bar phone that's a salute to minimalism. It is clad in basic black with just an orange ring around the center column of keys to give it some individuality. The lines are straight and clean, but its tapered edges are a nice touch. The 2600 is 4.21 inches long by 1.84 inches wide by 0.79 inch thick and weighs 3.17 ounces. It is compact and portable, but the plastic skin feels rather flimsy.


The display measures 1.5 inches wide and supports 65,000 colors (128x128 pixels). Though that's a low-resolution display when compared with most other current cell phones, it's fitting for such a low-end phone. Graphics and photos aren't sharp, but colors are relatively bright and the screen isn't washed out. What's more, the icon-based menus are intuitive. You can change the standby mode font color and the font size and activate a power-saver mode.


The 2600's navigation array consists of a square silver toggle with a black OK button. Though it is decently sized and raised above the surface of the phone, it's also a bit slippery with a plastic feel. It didn't present us with any problems, though, and you can set the toggle to act as shortcut to four user-defined functions. Two soft keys and the Talk and End/power buttons complete the array. They have a spacious layout as well but they're flush and equally slippery. Also, we'd like a dedicated back key and a camera shortcut.


The keypad buttons are hit and miss. They didn't feel cramped, but they aren't very tactile. Similarly, while we like that the central column of keys is colored in gray, the backlighting could be brighter. We didn't suffer from any misdials, but rapid texting did feel awkward.
Like T-Mobile's recent Nokia 1680, the 2600 doesn't have a dedicated volume rocker, which means you must use the toggle to change the volume level during a call. That's rather inconvenient. On the right spine, you'll find the charger port and a 2.5mm headset jack. The camera lens and mirror rest on the phone's backside above the single speaker.


Features
The 2600 has a tiny, 200-contact phone book with room in each entry for five phone numbers, an e-mail address, a URL, a company name and job title, a formal name and nickname, a street address, a birthday, and notes. You can pair contacts with a photo and save them to caller groups, but only groups can be assigned one of the eight polyphonic ringtones.


The 2600 has a solidly low-end feature set, but it does include Bluetooth. There's no stereo profile, which really isn't needed on such a basic phone, but you can use Bluetooth to send files. Other features include a vibrate mode, text and multimedia messaging, a voice recorder, an alarm clock, a calendar, a to-do list, a notepad, a timer, and a stopwatch. You'll also find trial applications for Mobile Banking, WikiMobile, and My-Cast Weather.

The 2600's camera has a self-portrait mirror but no flash.

The VGA camera takes pictures in three resolutions (640x480, 320x240, and 160x120) and three quality settings. Other features include a digital zoom, a night mode, a self-timer, and a multishot option. It's a slim assortment of offerings, to be sure, but appropriate for a handset with a VGA camera. Photo quality is good for a VGA camera. Colors were relatively bright and there was minimal noise. On the other hand, you'll need adequate light since the 2600 doesn't offer a flash.

The 2600 has decent photo quality.

The camcorder is as basic as can be. It doesn't offer any editing options beyond a choice of clip length. Videos meant for multimedia messages are capped at 9 seconds; otherwise, you can shoot for longer periods in normal mode. Video was about what you'd expect from a VGA camera, which is to say pretty bad. The 2600 has about 10MB of user-accessible memory.
You can personalize the 2600 with a variety of wallpaper, screensavers, and themes. You can download more options and additional ringtones, from AT&T. The 2600 comes with demo versions of three games--Bubble Bash, Tetris, and Ms. Pac Man--but you can buy the full versions and additional titles.


PerformanceWe tested the dual-band (GSM 850/1900; GPRS) Nokia 2600 in San Francisco using AT&T service. Please note that as a dual-band phone, the 2600 will not work outside of North America. Call quality was decent--not spectacular but not bad either. The signal was clear and strong, and voices sounded relatively natural. The volume could be a bit louder, but the phone performed well for what it is.


On their end, callers said we sounded fine, though a few reported that the 2600 picked up an excessive amount of background noise. Even on our end, we had some trouble hearing the phone conversation in very noise environments. Similarly, automated calling systems could understand only when we spoke in a quiet place. Speakerphone calls were just OK. Since the speaker faces the rear of the phone, you should place the phone upside down for the best experience. But even then, the audio is muffled at the highest volume levels. Bluetooth headset calls were satisfactory.
Yet, we had more issues with the phone's painfully slow menu interface. When opening the main menu and when selecting certain features, we had to wait as long as 3 seconds for something to happen. It was not something we were expecting on such a basic phone and it definitely diminished our experience. Before we got used to it, we impatiently would press the OK button several times.


The 2600 has a rated battery life of 3 hours talk and 16 days standby time. We were quite impressed with the tested talk time of 11 hours and 54 minutes. According to FCC radiation tests, the 2600 has a digital SAR of 1.43 per kilogram.

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