Blackberry 9500 Storm

The final chapter of the Blackberry Storm review is here, on the previous chapters of this review we explored different aspects of the Blackberry Storm. In this last chapter we will give our final focus, the summary and what exactly we think about this device.

The Storm has a bad reputation, most people think it is ''not that good'', it's a ''rumor'' that keeps running from mouth to mouth. But we believe the exact opposite, the Blackberry Storm we had, performed excellently.

The device is just solid, not only literally because of its excellent build quality but also its OS performance, it's one of the most balanced OS we ever used. It has everything it needs: easy to use, perfect balance between eye-candy transitions and real usability, and most important of all, a powerful intuitive OS. Some complicated tasks such as configuring an e-mail account are really easy to complete on the Storm.

We also loved the ability of the Storm to be multimedia-ready out-of-the-box, the 8GB memory card and the headset bundled let the user utilise the Storm as a main multimedia device right after buying it. The 3.5mm audio jack lets a user plug any pair of headset one normally uses and the music player has multiple equalizer options. All in all, music experience is great.

The Storm also lets the user easily configure any Bluetooth headset. The video playback on the Storm is also very nice because of the size of the screen, the 3.25 inches are more than enough to watch a full movie.

The Browser in the Storm is generally good, the Storm renders web pages just like a computer does. For really small links the Storm has a cursor mode, which makes it very easy to click on really small elements on web sites. The browser does not support Flash unfortunately, and it also freezes for some time while the page is loading. Generally it is a good web browser but there are better ones, such as the S60 Browser on Nokia phones for example.

The Storm has a pretty fast 3G connectivity, YouTube videos don't freeze and the pages render pretty fast, the only feature that the Storm needs is Wi-Fi, but for some unknown reason it is not there.

The clickable screen system has definitively been a huge success, some people have problems with the clickable screen but generally on most of the devices it works pretty well. RIM achieved what is the hardest part on the process, the user approval. People like this new clickable screen, as soon as they try it. The keyboard is standard, a good keyboard but nothing special, physical QWERTY keyboards are still a better option for heavy texters.

To prove and achieve a conclusion on the Storm I wish to add the opinion of a person who is not a phone-savvy person, just someone who uses an average phone but is a potential future user of smartphones. I did a small test with our Blackberry Storm, I lent it to a friend for an entire day, the only condition was that he had to tell me exactly what he thought about the device at the end of the day. At the end of the day he told me exactly what he thought about the device:

''First of all, I love the design. The Storm is a really good-looking device. The clickable screen is also awesome because it lets me press that little thing on the screen and be sure of pressing it before attempting to. I also like the way the menu is organized, the black boxes look awesome and is very easy to find what I am looking for. I love watching YouTube videos on the Storm, the screen is very good for that purpose. Bad thing is that the battery has been going down very quickly but is probably because I haven't stop using it. I think is a great device, there is no way to go wrong with the Storm''

Generally he gave positive feedback, he was concerned because of the battery. All I have to say for the battery is that it will last one day, but is imperative to charge the Storm every night to use it the next day.

In conclusion the Storm is a good device, I was impressed by its performance, as my friend who is not a tech-savvy person said ''There is no way to go wrong with the Storm''.

LG's pico projector-packing WinMo eXpo outed for AT&T

Hey -- what's that? Oh right, it's the LG eXpo, the slider with a pico projector jammed inside. Among other things, the full QWERTY slider's packing a 1GHz CPU, a 3.2-inch touchscreen, a 5 megapixel camera, a microSD slot, and of course that removable Texas Instruments projector. The just-announced handset bears quite a strong resemblance to the Monaco we heard about way back in May -- though from the looks of it, its lost all of the brassiness we were so fond of. The eXpo runs Windows Mobile 6.5, and it will hit AT&T on December 7th for $199 after a mail in rebate with a two year contract -- plus an additional $179 should you choose to opt in on that projector.

Today LG and AT&T introduced a new Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone, the eXpo. The device's defining feature is a removable Texas Instruments DLP pico projector, which can be used to share movies...er...PowerPoint Presentations when on the road.

This is an interesting device. Pico projectors are nothing new, but we have yet to see them become widely available on mobile phones, especially in the U.S. That the pico projector is detachable is nice, because according to the photos I've seen, it adds significant bulk to the eXpo. The projector weighs in at 1.8 ounces and is small enough to fit into the palm of your hand, and can project content a distance as far as eight feet. You're not going to be sharing movies drive-in style at the office...yet.

The eXpo comes with the usual set of smartphone specs. It runs WIndows Mobile 6.5 professional and has a 3.2-inch touch display. It is a sideways slider that has a full QWERTY keyboard for messaging. It comes with dedicated buttons to launch applications such as the browser.

Other stats include a 5 megapixel camera with flash and video capture. It supports microSD cards up to 16GB, and includes GPS.

As if the pico projector isn't enough temptation for you, the eXpo also brings another unique feature: a fingerprint sensor. AuthenTec has been making fingerprint sensors for ages, but this is the first time I've seen one on a device released to the U.S. market. The fingerprint swipe sensor should please enterprise IT admins, as it provides a whole new level of security for the device. The sensor also doubles as a navigation control, allowing users to move the cursor about the screen as if it were a mouse.

The last interesting tidbit of info about the eXpo is that it will support AT&T's 7.2Mbps HSPA 3G technology when it becomes available in Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles and Miami later this year.

Nokia X6 Comes with Music and capacitive touchscreen shipping now

The Nokia Comes With Music Flagship phone, the Nokia X6, is now available in selected markets. Through the 'all-you-can-eat' music offering the Nokia X6 pioneers new ways for the world to experience music. The Nokia X6 is expected to retail for approximately EUR 450, before taxes and subsidies.

In addition to the unlimited access to millions of tracks available in Nokia Music Store, Comes With Music subscribers will be able to download exclusive content directly to their device or PC from both, international superstars and favorite local artists. Fans will have access to bonus tracks, remixes and other additional content, free of charge as part of the Comes With Music subscription.

The Nokia X6 is a powerful entertainment device capable of playing up to 35 hours of music, offering 32GB of on-board memory and supporting all main digital music formats, with a slick 3.2" finger touch interface and a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens.

The ultimate device for social butterflies, the Nokia X6 has a 16:9 widescreen optimized for photos, videos and browsing. The Nokia X6 is a hive of activity that brings friends and virtual communities, like Facebook, to the homescreen, making it easy to socialize with friends and follow all the favorite blogs and celeb gossips.

The entertainment experience is completed by three embedded games, Spore by EA, Asphalt4 and DJ Mix Tour by Gameloft, and direct access from the homescreen to download more games and applications through the Ovi Store.

The Nokia X6 will initially be available in Europe, Eurasia and Middle-East and Africa. It is also possible to order the device from the Nokia Online Store: http://europe.nokia.com/buy-online

Nokia 5235 Comes With Music Offering Unlimited Free Songs From Nokia Music Store

Nokia has introduced its new Nokia 5235 Comes With Music phone, which offers users a millions of free songs from Nokia Music Store, allowing users to easily access their favorite tracks with just one touch of the Media Bar, based on Symbian S60 5th edition operating system.

According to the company, “Nokia Music Store is accessible directly from the homescreen, and once you’ve created your Music Store account and entered your Comes With Music subscription PIN code, all the prices will disappear, making downloading music even easier. You can also download music through a PC using Nokia Ovi Player.”

Features of Nokia 5235 Comes With Music:

• Bright, large 3.2-inch full touch screen display with 640 x 360 pixels resolution
• 2 megapixel camera with video recording at up to 640 x 480 pixels and up to 30 fps
• Unlimited instant access to the Nokia Music Store catalogue (over 12/18 month period)
• Enjoy superb sound quality using headphones via Bluetooth connection or 3.5 mm audio connector
• Memory expandable up to 16GB via microSD card
• Full suite of Ovi apps and services including Ovi Store, Ovi Contacts, Ovi Share and Ovi

Maps

• Music playback time: up to 33 hours ; Standby time: up to 18 days
• Available in white/black colour with ice-blue tinted chrome rim
• Nokia 5235 Comes With Music which measures 111 x 51.7 x 14.5/15.5 mm and weighs in at 115 grams is
  
• expected to be available beginning Q1 2010 for about €145.

Nokia today 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.

Nokia vice president Mark Selby said, "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 audiences captive."

Watch TV. Anywhere.
Thanks to the Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition's DVB-H technology,
programs burst through the QVGA 2.4" 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 a truly tailored mobile broadcast TV experience.

Providing a similar feature set to the Nokia 1209, Nokia's 1661 improves on its baby brother with a better quality display, a much thinner design and an FM radio. However, the smaller form factor comes at the cost of keypad size.

The Nokia 1661 mobile phone is much thinner than the Nokia 1209, so it slides easily into a pocket. At first glance, it's easy to mistake the Nokia 1661 for a more expensive mobile phone — the glossy black front fascia surrounding the display and keypad certainly looks the part, and the silver edging on the navigational pad is a nice touch. The red edging and grey back cover are bland, though, and the cover does creak slightly when pressed in certain areas, which raises some questions about its build quality. At this price, however, it's not a huge issue.

Unfortunately, the smaller size of the Nokia 1661 has resulted in a smaller keypad, which has thin and flat keys. The keys are separated by raised lines, but it feels a little cramped when composing text messages. Also hindering the use of this phone is the inclusion of a four-way navigational pad instead of the more common five-way version. This means the left selection key is used to choose items in the menu, so the controls take some time to grasp.

The Nokia 1661's display is larger and has a higher resolution than the Nokia 1209's, so it's easier to use. The screen still possesses poor viewing angles and can be hard to see in sunlight, but it isn't narrow and therefore displays more lines of text. The increased screen size also means a standard grid layout can be used for the main menu, and a simple list format for most of the submenus.

The features of the Nokia 1661 are fairly basic, with the standout feature being the FM radio. It also offers SMS messaging with T9 predictive text input (but no e-mail or MMS capabilities), a basic phonebook, a call register, and a few handy PIM functions such as an alarm clock, calculator, converter, spreadsheet, reminders, countdown timer, calendar and stopwatch. The flashlight at the top of the handset — activated by holding up on the directional pad — and the polyphonic ring tone composer are nice inclusions.

Like the Nokia 1209, the Nokia 1661's call quality is solid but not outstanding. Volume could have been a little louder, and it is difficult to hear if there is any background noise. Thankfully, our callers didn't complain about the outgoing sound, suggesting the microphone is of good quality. A downside is the lack of external volume controls, though the volume is easily adjusted using the navigational pad.Latest Nokia Phones Nokia Mobile Phones - Read reviews and latest features of Nokia Mobile Phone. Find the information of new and upcoming Nokia Mobiles in UK.

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.

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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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  EGSM 900/1800

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  128 x 160 pixels TFT display screen


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  Up to 65,536 colours


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  Series 40

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  Bluetooth 2.0


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  GPRS multi-slot class 10


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  EGPRS multi-slot class 10


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  Up to 11 MB user available memory

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  Digital VGA camera with video recorder for pictures and video


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  Dedicated camera key for quick access


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  Video playback

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  FM radio with One Touch shortcut access key


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  Java MIDP 2.0 games and applications


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  Nokia 2630 plus SIM card
  


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  WAP 2.0 web browser (xHTML)


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  Email supports POP3, IMP4, and SMTP protocols


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  Integrated handsfree loudspeaker


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


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  Power organizer with week and month review and localized calendar


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  Phone book with large storage capacity of up to 1000 entries


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  Analog/digital clock


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  Advanced calculator


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  Converter


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  Expense Manage


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  Nokia PC Suite software for data synch


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  Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging


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  SMS


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  MMS


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  Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging


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  Message distribution lists


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  Personalized SMS message alerts


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  Personalized ringtones

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.