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Nokia announced the Nokia 6630 Music Edition, a special music version of the iconic 3G smartphone. The Nokia 6630 Music Edition has been designed with enhanced music functionality to make it convenient for you to take your music collection with you while on the move. The updated music player makes it easier than ever to manage and play your music files. The included 256-megabyte memory card lets you store up to 15 CDs worth of music while support for up to 1 GB RS-MMC means you’ll never have to be without your favorite tunes. You can transfer music to the Nokia 6630 Music Edition quickly and easily, with the included Nokia PC Suite software or with the bundled Nokia USB MMC/SD reader. Connecting your favorite headphones is a snap with the Nokia Audio Adapter and its 3.5 mm stereo jack.

The Nokia 6630 Music Edition is a fantastic combination of music, smartphone and 3G,” said Tuula Rytilä-Uotila, Director, Imaging EMEA, Nokia. “You can carry a good portion of your music collection with you where ever you go and with the Nokia Audio Adapter, you can quicky connect your favorite set of music headphones.”

Available in either Rustic Red or Aluminum Grey, the Nokia 6630 Music Edition is easy to personalize with a new selection of themes and ring tones pre-installed. You can also benefit from the wide range of smartphone features, including a 1.3 megapixel camera, mobile broadband access with WCDMA networks, mobile email, streaming video and much more.

Nokia 6630 Specification:

Network system
UMTS / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900
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Love it or leave it won’t do here, we’re afraid. Love it or hate it is more like it. There’s so much to get excited about with Nokia N78. The excellent display and capable camera, topped with Navi wheel, FM transmitter, GPS and Wi-Fi sure round off a nice deal. And yes, the latest FP 2 is a downright treat. If only… Well, you must know already what we think of the package. Anyway, you’re welcome to read on. Nokia N78 has a whole review up ahead to unleash its potential and a lifetime to beg for a facelift.

Nokia N78 stacks up just below the top of the multimedia phone market. The megapixel count and screen size are probably the only things to stop it from directly competing with the N95. It is still quite close and even offers a few features that the omnipresent Nseries ruler lacks.

A nice - even if somewhat humble - alternative of Nokia N78 is Samsung i550w. Carrying a very similar feature-pack, it trades the FM transmitter and the Navi wheel for a trackball and a larger 2.6″ screen. The best part about the Samsung is that it costs a great deal less than the Nokia N78, retailing at about 260 euro. Now, the FM transmitter and FP 2 are not exactly the first things one would choose to trade, but we can understand those willing to save themselves some money.

Another handset to rival the N78 is Nokia N82. The best cameraphone by Nokia to date is currently available for about 300 euro. The 5 megapixel camera comes with protective cover and Xenon flash, while a built-in accelerometer is also on offer. On the other hand, N82 too lacks the FM transmitter, which might sound as a deal-breaker to some.

Nokia N-78 Specification

Network system
GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

Size
113 x 49 x 15.1 mm, 76.5 cc

Weight
101.8 g

Display
- TFT, 16M colors
- 240 x 320 pixels, 2.4 inches
- Downloadable themes
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The series of the Nokia musical cellular phone continued to be renewed. Although this idea was not new, the blend of two series was beforehand increased by several featured that more advance made Nokia 5700 XpressMusic more complete. Apart from stable to turn music also has supported 3G, so as to be able to have video call cheerful with the friend, the friend, the family or the new acquaintance.

This blend was seen from the red and white color like Nokia 5300 and design single twist the part keypad him like Nokia 3250. If being turned to right 180 levels then automatic entered the musical menu. Keypad changed to the typical switch music player like fast, forward, play/the interval and the position dual speaker will be on the side that was same. If being turned by 90 levels to left then automatic entered the camera menu, and the lens was in the front position. The switch play and the interval to shutter to photograph. For the video call turned 90 levels to right and the camera lens headed to us.

At the back 5700 had the plastic discount that bulged and could be attracted to help was opened cover the battery. Port USB, charger and micro the PRIMARY SCHOOL was in one compartment that could be closed with flip rubber. To control the volume had the switch shortcut on the left that was clear was seen the backward sign and plus.

MUSIC, Like usually these series details that is XpressMusic, this series had many options to maximize the quality of the voice. Audio setting could activate stereo widening and loudness. Or when turning the song, the screen could set visual animation with several choices that is spectrum, anonymous, reflections, and pop art like in the Windows Player Media. The choice equalizer was five, default, classical, jazz, pop and rock. Tried with the maximal volume, ear set him was not sick when hearing in ear and the voice stayed round.

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Nokia 5000 SPESIFICATION:

Network system

- GSM 900 / 1800
- GSM 850 / 1900

Size
106 x 46 x 11.1 mm, 54 cc

Weight
74 g

Display
- TFT, 65K colors
- 240 x 320 pixels, 2 inches
- Downloadable wallpapers, screensavers

Battery Type
Standard battery, Li-Ion 700 mAh (BL-4B)
Stand-by Up to 336 h
Talk time Up to 4 h 45 min

Ringtones
Polyphonic (24 channels), MP3

Option
Number in phone 1000 entries, Photocall
Call records Yes
Memory
- Card slot No
- 12 MB user memory
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The 6500 Classic is Nokia’s thinnest phone so far, and is a stunningly beautiful phone too, with its polished metal casing. It’s an easy to use phone that does just what most people want from a phone - make calls, take pictures and play music. Supplied with 1 Gbyte of memory and a stereo headset, it’s already equipped to go. The one thing missing from this 3G phone is video calling. We have deducted marks because of poor battery life and the small keypad. Available in Black or Bronze.

Now here’s a tasty-looking phone. Nokia have finally joined the ultra-thin revolution with the 6500 Classic phone. Incredibly it’s a 3G phone! And doesn’t it look nice, with its sleek aluminium casing (”individually polished”, according to the Nokia blurb) and available in Black and Bronze. Let’s pause a moment to enjoy the looks.

OK, having drooled enough, let’s look at the exterior of the phone in more detail. There’s absolutely nothing to complain about here. Whereas Sony Ericsson seem intent on destroying nice phones with unergonomic keypads, Nokia have learned their lesson from making “cool” keypads and have provided the 6500 Classic with a small but functional keypad and navigation key. The combination of an ergonomic design, a plain Series 40 interface (no Smartphone junk here!) make this an easy phone to use. Power it up, and the next thing to enjoy is the large and ultra high-resolution LCD display boasting the latest 16 million colour display technology. It’s a display that you can easily customise with a choice of themes (wallpapers, sounds, screensavers, and backgrounds).

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The new device, but gets a boost to internal storage (90MB), a new megapixel digital camera, and it loses the side-talking and taco shaped form factor.

Make no mistake, the 7710 is a massive device. It weighs in at 195g (6.87oz) and measures up at 128mm x 69mm x 20mm (5.04″ x 2.72″ x .79″) in size. That is big, for sure, but still what I would consider pocketable - at least when compared to Nokia’s own 9500 Communicator, which is thicker, longer, and heavier. The size is understandable once you see the 7710’s beautiful 65k color TFT display. The display is capable of 65k colors and has a pixel resolution of 640×320. Its touch sensitive surface allows for input via a stylus that is located in a silo at the bottom right front corner of the device. The surface of the display seems reasonably resistant to normal wear and tear.

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