Nokia 6700 Slide Colorful Smartphone

Today Nokia unveiled its new mid range 3G slider phone by the name Nokia 6700 slide. This new mobile phone is made for design curious customers and comes with six fresh colors. This cell phone has a compact size and its aluminum finish feels fantastic in hand. Because of its size and design this gadget can easily fit into your jeans pocket. This new device runs on Symbian OS v9.3, S60 rel. 3.2 and is packed with a 5 mega pixel Carl Zeiss optics camera with auto focus and LED flash allowing you to capture and share moments as they happen. Your pictures can be edited on the go and uploaded to the web directly from the camera menu. The 6700 Slide supports up to 16GB and comes with a 2GB card in the standard sales package.For connectivity in this handset with pc or other mobile phone there is Bluetooth v2.1 and USB v2.0. The Nokia 6700 slide can give its best battery time of 300 hours on standby and 4 hours of talk time and music play back of 29 hours. And as for the entertainment in this device there is a FM radio and music player, which won’t let you to get bored. The Nokia 6700 slide is available with the price around 160 Euros.
The Nokia 6700 cell phone features include a 5 megapixel camera with dual LED flash, a 2.2-inch screen display, supports HSDPA and HSUPA, Symbian S60, FM radio, bluetooth 2.1, music player, a 2GB MicroSD card in the box, aluminium frame, also boasts over 12 days standby and four hours talktime. The Nokia 6700 is compact size, modern design and aluminum finish feels great in the hand, it looks and colored a little like 4th gen iPod Nano. The Nokia 6700 will be available in Q1 2010.Nokia's dogged commitment to producing a wide range of handsets for a wide range of budgets and types of interest continues with the 6700 Slide.

The slider format is one that has slipped in popularity with the rise of large screened handsets of varying degrees of smartphone capability. But it is a format that still has lots of fans.

Sliders tend to be small, their number pads are hidden away until needed, and you can perform lots of activities without bothering to slip them out of their hiding place behind the front facia.

Quick, easy, one-click access to features via buttons rather than a touchscreen are the order of the day.

The Nokia 6700 slide doesn’t have to do much to get recognised, coming as it does in six stunning colours. It’s not short on features either and with social networking and 3G at its heart, this is one very connected device. The aluminium frame and 2.2-inch screen round off quite a tasty package.

Aluminium, pink, petrol-blue, red, lime and purple are the colour choices on offer for the Nokia 6700 slide, each more striking than the last. Pictures are well catered for with a five megapixel camera, Carl Zeiss optics, dual LED flash and a dedicated camera button.

HSDPA and HSUPA will keep users well connected whilst 29 hours of audio playback will be music to headphone fans’ ears (the 6700 also boasts over 12 days standby and four hours talktime). On board FM radio and music player will help to keep the beats alive. Based on S60, the 6700 slide also makes it easy to share pics and make the most of social networks whilst editing and uploading shots is a breeze.

Expected to land in the first quarter of 2010, the 6700 is estimated to retail for €160 before taxes and subsidies.

Enough from us, check out the 6700 in all its glory below.

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Nokia 6600 Fold Features And Pics

The accessories that come with the phone are the usual ones: a charger, a microUSB cable, manuals, software CD, handsfree with remote control on the line. The only thing we do not find in most phones is the cover. This cover is another proof that women are the target for 6600 fold.

The phone is extremely compact. I could not believe it is so thin. With just 15.9 mm, is thinner than most candybar phones. Weighing about 110 grams it seems slightly large for a phone of this type, but that is because it has many metal parts. The 110 grams are not at all excessive, the phone makes you a first impression of compact phone that is pleasant to hold it in your hand. It fits in any pocket, without problems.

6600 fold is made out of quality materials. I already said it looks solid, I will mention it is shiny. That makes it look good, but attracts fingerprints. The phone is available in two colors, black and purple. The problem with fingerprints is more evident for the black version.
Most clamshell phones stay closed with the help of some little springs that hold them in this position. 6600 fold has a different but interesting approach. The phone stays closed because of small magnets, which are located inside, above the screen and the keyboard. The magnets are colored and well masked. Moreover, the opening is made by pressing a button on the right side. When I saw this, I remembered the Ericsson T28.
On the sides, it has only one button and two connectors. On the right is the button that opens the flap and the plug charger. On the left we find the microUSB port. On the backside, we have the camera with a dual LED flash.
The graphic interface of 6600 fold is Nokia's S40 5th Edition. It is the operating system that Nokia installs on all its phones that are not smartphones. The menus are easy to use after you familiarize with them, even if they sometimes are not the intuitive.
The Nokia 6600 Fold is the sibling to the similarly specified Nokia 6600 Slide, and it can be considered to be the replacement for the current Nokia 6555. It's a dual-band 3G phone with a QVGA main display and 2 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, plus microSD expandable memory with a 512MB card included in the box. There's a multimedia player plus an FM radio, with a stereo wired headset in the sales package.

Like the 6555, the 6600 features a smooth back when it is open, along with a concealed display that can be woken up by tapping the phone twice. Inside the 6600 Fold is a 2.1" 320 x 240 pixel OLED paneland a secondary video calling camera. The keypad is a fairly coventional layout, taking advantage of the increased space available on a clamshell phone.

Nokia 6600 Fold As with the slide, you can double-tap the 6600 Fold to silence an alarm or reject a call, something that seems to be practical to have on a clamshell phone.

From the outside, the Nokia 6600 Fold is a strikingly elegant phone. Inside there's a practical and sensible layout, so overall the combination of usability and style is very appealing.
One annoyance is the camera - on the Slide it is a 3.2 megapixel unit, on the Fold it's only 2 megapixels. Despite that, the camera has the same video capture capabilities of 320 x 240 pixels at 30 fps or 640 x 480 pixels at 15 fps. In addition, pictures can be uploaded directly to Flickr or other photo sharing services.

Talktime on 3G is around 2.5 hours with up to 10 days standby time. The 6600 slide weighs 110 grams, which is a little heavier than most of the competition, but in terms of size it is fairly compact at 88 x 44 x 16mm.

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Nokia 6233 Reviews

General 2G Network GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network UMTS 2100
Announced 2005, 4Q
Status Discontinued
Size Dimensions 108 x 46 x 18 mm, 81 cc
Weight 110 g
Battery Stand-by Up to 340 h
Talk time Up to 4 h
Standard battery, Li-Po 1100 mAh (BP-6M)
Memory Phonebook 500 x 16 fields, Photocall
Call records 20 dialed, 20 received, 20 missed calls
Internal 6 MB internal memory
Card already in 64 MB card included Memory Card Mobiles
Card slot up to 2GB Mobile with Memory Card
Description microSD (TransFlash),
Features
Messaging SMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging (IM),
Browser WAP2, HTML, Internet Mobile Phones
Colors Black
FM Radio, MP3 Player, Games, WMP (Window Media Player), Audio Album, Mobiles with FM Radio Gaming Mobiles
Accelerometer Yes
Turn to Mute Yes
Hands Free Yes
Voice Memo Yes
Pocket Office Yes
File Manager Yes
Push to talk- Java MIDP 2.0- MP3/AAC/M4A stereo player- 3GPP/MPEG4 video player- FM stereo radio
- Visual Radio, T9- Calendar- Calculator- Built-in handsfree- Voice memo- Voice command
Data
Bluetooth Yes, v2.0 with A2DP Bluetooth Mobiles
USB Yes, Pop-Port USB Mobiles
GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps GPRS Mobiles
Infrared port Yes Infrared Mobiles
EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbps EDGE Mobiles
3G Yes, 384 kbps 3G Mobiles
HSCSD Yes, 43.2 kbps
Display Type TFT, 256K color
Size 240 x 320, 2.0 inches
Description 30 x 40 mm, 5-way navigation key, Downloadable wallpapers, screensavers
CAMERA Primary 2 MP, 1600x1200 2 MP Mobiles, Camera Mobiles
video(VGA)
Sound Alert types 64 channels
Customization download
MP3 , WAV,
Type MP3, AAC
Vibration Yes

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Nokia 5530 XpressMusic

Nokia 5530 XpressMusic - Play, touch, admire.
A full touch music phone that lets you discover, manage, and enjoy your favourite sounds. Nokia 5530 XpressMusic puts your closest friends and favourite music at your fingertips.
The thin, attractive design of Nokia 5530 XpressMusic is framed by a durable stainless steel front cover for a solid feel and lasting beauty. Nokia 5530 XpressMusic - a pleasure to see, hold, and use.

The thin, attractive design of Nokia 5530 XpressMusic is framed by a durable stainless steel front cover for a solid feel and lasting beauty. Nokia 5530 XpressMusic - a pleasure to see, hold, and use.
Nokia’s touchscreen user interface has not had many outings. We’ve seen it before in the original Nokia 5800 XpressMusic and in the much more highbrow, Qwerty keyboard toting N97. Now we have a third appearance in the shape of another XpressMusic handset, the 5530, currently an exclusive offering from Carphone Warehouse from £130. To reach that price some compromises have had to be made. So, while Wi-Fi is here, as well as the ubiquitous Bluetooth, the handset does not support 3G and there is no GPS.
The 5530 XpressMusic isn’t all that different to look at to the 5800 XpressMusic. It takes a candybar shape, is mostly screen on the front, and has an array of three buttons beneath the screen: call, end and menu. Like the 5800, it is narrower than the standard touchscreen fare.
The 640 x 360 resolution screen delivers clear, sharp viewable information indoors, but outside it was a bit of a pig to see in bright sunshine. The resolution is the same as the 5800, but the screen size is reduced from 3.2in to 2.9in. That reduction might sound slight, but it makes a big difference in terms of usability, and we think it is about as small as a touch screen can go. Overall the phone measures 104 x 49 x 13mm and it weighs 107g.
The build feels fairly solid, and the plastic materials are nowhere disguised as faux metal. In fact, the stainless steel surround to the screen is heavily disguised as black plastic. A red band sits round the edge of the casing, which is otherwise black. There is a camera lens on the back of the casing with a small LED flash unit. Top and bottom on the front are two speakers for stereo output from the handset itself.
Nokia has managed to put a 3.5mm headset connector on the 5530 XpressMusic, which is essential for a music-focused phone. However, there are two problems in this regard. The slot is on the bottom edge of the handset rather than being in its optimum location on the top edge. This isn’t a deal-breaker, but more of an issue is that the provided headset is one piece. The headset delivers reasonable quality sound, and benefits from round in-ear buds, but really we’d have preferred a two-piece headset to use our preferred headphones

Nokia 5130 xpress music

The cell phone I have, as I said, bought in September 2009 at Saturn in Hannover and had paid € 99.00. The seller offered me yet an additional insurance that the purchase price, of course, would have increased a little, but because I had no interest.

Delivery

So when I saw the packaging, I was like, “What is this? But I have bought a modern music phone!” The box was really tiny, I wondered where all the accessories hinsollte.
Well after opening, but I was then relieved. It was all in, what I need:
-Cell phone
-The battery
-Charging cable
-The USB data cable
, A 1GB Micro-SD card stuck (already in phone)

Look / design of mobile phones

It is a standard cell phone with a total of four different colors. The upper side is black, which are symbols and logos that are silver, the black surface is the way (up) shining, which means that there (may especially on the keyboard) easily arise fingerprints. But which may be easily removed with a microfiber cloth.
located on the back of the phone itself above the 2 MP camera and the speakers below. The back is decorated in an attractive purple, but does not surprise you, this is very discreet, I am a boy and also have this option selected. I would finally can take the blue version, but the red is just about anything else.
In the Red Ring, so the edges are on the left side of the music symbols, ie Back, Play and Next, installed as buttons, this is to make listening more comfortable. I use this not. On the right edge is the MicroSD slot and the sound (+) installed and quiet (-) buttons. I like that very much, because I already knew that the memory card had to be inserted under the battery and since I sometimes want to exchange the card, which is so much better: D.
To draw the black surface, silver, two rings, or rims, the anterior and posterior red (this also forms the outer edge of the cell phones). These are the special features of the phone:


The silver ring the special lighting effects are incorporated, these are the icons of the music player, the flash when music is playing.
At the sight of the USB data cable, I was a little disappointed because it really is very short. On my PC there is only rear USB ports, ie I had to crawl behind your PC every time to connect the phone. My “rescue” was my father, who still had a USB extension cable and has given me.
But this is still not correct the cable to make it as small. I knew in advance not by Nokia.
The rest of the delivery is OK, although I have noticed that when you hear music with the headset, you can not hear it loud. Compared to my other phones there’s a big difference between the highest volume (now meant with headset) is much quieter. However, I never had a phone that played music in general is so crystal clear and loud. The mobile phone has on the back, although only one speaker, the music still sounds really great, can not every truly mobile.

Nokia 5000 Images And Features

The Nokia 5000 has now been released on Prange pay monthly contract deals in its Neon Blue colour variant in the UK, after first being launched as a SIM Free phone and more recently on O2 packages this slim Nokia phone now has double the number of tariffs available to choose from.

The Nokia 5000 Neon Blue on Orange offers the exact same features as the other models in the 5000 range which now includes a Green and a Purple edition, this model simply swaps the exterior coloured accents for a cool blue finish.The Nokia 5000 is a great value slimline mobile phone.

Featuring a 1.3 megapixel digital camera video recording FM radio Opera mini web browser and Bluetooth it covers all the basics. Whilst it does have a music player supporting supports MP3 AAC WAV ARM MIDI formats included with only 12Mb of built-in memory and no expansion card slot its not a feature that would appeal to someone looking for a proper music player.



Nokia 5000 is a stylish phone offered by Nokia in July and is available for online purchasing. It looks hot; super stylish and light weight. It is the perfect fashion accessory, the screen is big and has bright defined colors and all the text and images are clear and readable. It is light, gives good reception and excellent display. The Nokia 5000 is a reasonably cheap good looking phone, not for those who want to store more than 1 songs as you cannot expand the phones 12mb internal memory.