Nokia Cell Phones: The Nokia 5330 Tv Redefining A Multimedia Smartphone

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Nokia Cell Phones quietly released a new phone, one that is carving out its own path on the for technology savvy cell phones. In a world where the smartphone is becoming the cell phone of the future and where competition is getting more and more cramped, the Nokia 5330 TV Edition Phone has gone its own route of success. Nokia will let the competition surround its newest member instead of going into an already intense fight for the elusive number one smartphone label.

The idea behind the Nokia 5330 is very simple: watch live television on your phone. The phone is equipped with DVB-H technology that allows easy access to live television shows that can be watched on the 2.4 inch QVGA crystal clear screen in full-color. Within its frequency, the 5330 allows for one click access to live TV broadcasts. It also has an innovative electronic program guide that allows for users to make personal channel listings. In addition, it broadcasts picture quality that is supported by a built-in antenna that can connect to a headset. Thus, the reception quality is remarkable.

So there you have it, a phone that is now your TV when away from TV. It even will remind you of your favorite TV shows before they air so you never miss out. But it’s not simply a personal TV for on the go. No it also supports a number of social networking sites including Facebook, Myspace and Youtube. Instant messaging is also supported with Windows Live Messenger, Google Talk and Yahoo Messenger. In addition, it has a 3.2 megapixel camera with an LED flash and 4x zoom and an MP3 Player with access to the Nokia music store. Yes, the phone has set the bar quite high for Multimedia phones and smartphones to come.

It is innovation like that of the Nokia 5330 that continues to make the cell phone industry so interesting. It would certainly seem that this phone would be a big hit as cell phone technology is at an all time high and TV always seems to be a popular escape for many. So it seems like a natural electronic marriage, but only time will tell. However, it is apparent that innovations such as these will not stop anytime soon. Every time I am floored by one idea it seems a new one has already trumped it. While it’s hard to keep up with it all, it is nonetheless exciting.

Nokia N900 Mobile Phone Review – The Gsm Internet Tablet With Linux

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Announced in August and Released in November 2009, the latest in the Nokia family of Internet Tablets is sure to please those who longed for cellular GSM ability in their QWERTY handsets. It still bears the same no-nonsense Nokia appearance, any colour, so long as you like black, but in overall impression it still looks sleek and professional.The Nokia N900 weighs quite a bit – at 181g and measuring a shade under 111mm x 60mm x 18mm, its 113cc volume hangs heavy in your pocket, however, considering the functions it offers, Nokia have done well to keep the weight down as well as they have.This mighty quadband handset works on both 2G (GSM 850/900/1800/1900) and 3G (HSDPA 900/1700/2100) networks. It features the Maemo 5 operating system running on an ARM Cortex A8 600MHz processor supported by the PowerVR SGX Graphics chipset. Data transfer takes place by means of class 32 GPRS and EDGE technology and runs on 3G at 10Mbps on HSDPA and at 2Mbps on HSUPA. Other connectability includes Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g and DLNA WLAN, Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP microUSB 2.0 and an infra red port – unusual these days in a handset.For talking to your friends and work colleagues, messaging is via SMS (threaded view), Email, Push Email and IM. The browser supports xHTML, HTML and RSS feeds.When you open the box, the package contains the Nokia N900 handset, a microUSB charger, a converter for previous Nokia Chargers, microUSB cable, a TV-out cable and a Stereo headset with two sets of eartips. Also in the box is the User Guide and a very useful and thoughtfully provided cleaning cloth.The N900 comes with 5 games pre-installed, with more downloadable but it does not support Java. It does, however, feature Skype and Google Talk VoIP integration, MP3/WMA/WAV/eAAC+ music player, TV-out, PDF Document Viewer, Photo Editor and Adobe Flash Player 9.4. GPS is also part of the package with A-GPS support and Ovi Maps, and it does include a Stereo FM radio via third party software and an FM transmitter. The speakerphone with stereo speakers and inbuilt standard 3.5mm audiojack allows for listening pleasure while you are working.The memory in the Nokia N900 internet tablet allows for practically unlimited entries and fields in the phonebook, Photocall and detailed phone records for a maximum period of 30 days. The internal storage is a very satisfying 32GB with 256MB of RAM. If required, there is also the ability to boost the memory up to 16GB via a microSD card.If taking photos is one of your pleasures, the Primary 5 megapixel Camera features Carl Zeiss Optics, autofocus, Dual LED flash and even a video light. It does support Geo-tagging and has the capability to take video (WVGA – 848×480) at 25fps. There is also a secondary VGA camera.We did like:Nokia as a company really tries hard to produce mobile phones which cater for everyone

Nokia N900 Mobile Phone Review – The Gsm Internet Tablet With Linux

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Announced in August and Released in November 2009, the latest in the Nokia family of Internet Tablets is sure to please those who longed for cellular GSM ability in their QWERTY handsets. It still bears the same no-nonsense Nokia appearance, any colour, so long as you like black, but in overall impression it still looks sleek and professional.The Nokia N900 weighs quite a bit – at 181g and measuring a shade under 111mm x 60mm x 18mm, its 113cc volume hangs heavy in your pocket, however, considering the functions it offers, Nokia have done well to keep the weight down as well as they have.This mighty quadband handset works on both 2G (GSM 850/900/1800/1900) and 3G (HSDPA 900/1700/2100) networks. It features the Maemo 5 operating system running on an ARM Cortex A8 600MHz processor supported by the PowerVR SGX Graphics chipset. Data transfer takes place by means of class 32 GPRS and EDGE technology and runs on 3G at 10Mbps on HSDPA and at 2Mbps on HSUPA. Other connectability includes Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g and DLNA WLAN, Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP microUSB 2.0 and an infra red port – unusual these days in a handset.For talking to your friends and work colleagues, messaging is via SMS (threaded view), Email, Push Email and IM. The browser supports xHTML, HTML and RSS feeds.When you open the box, the package contains the Nokia N900 handset, a microUSB charger, a converter for previous Nokia Chargers, microUSB cable, a TV-out cable and a Stereo headset with two sets of eartips. Also in the box is the User Guide and a very useful and thoughtfully provided cleaning cloth.The N900 comes with 5 games pre-installed, with more downloadable but it does not support Java. It does, however, feature Skype and Google Talk VoIP integration, MP3/WMA/WAV/eAAC+ music player, TV-out, PDF Document Viewer, Photo Editor and Adobe Flash Player 9.4. GPS is also part of the package with A-GPS support and Ovi Maps, and it does include a Stereo FM radio via third party software and an FM transmitter. The speakerphone with stereo speakers and inbuilt standard 3.5mm audiojack allows for listening pleasure while you are working.The memory in the Nokia N900 internet tablet allows for practically unlimited entries and fields in the phonebook, Photocall and detailed phone records for a maximum period of 30 days. The internal storage is a very satisfying 32GB with 256MB of RAM. If required, there is also the ability to boost the memory up to 16GB via a microSD card.If taking photos is one of your pleasures, the Primary 5 megapixel Camera features Carl Zeiss Optics, autofocus, Dual LED flash and even a video light. It does support Geo-tagging and has the capability to take video (WVGA – 848×480) at 25fps. There is also a secondary VGA camera.We did like:Nokia as a company really tries hard to produce mobile phones which cater for everyone

Nokia N900 – An Application Jam

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Nokia N900 is an absolutely perfect gadget that has got everything which has designed for mobile phones. It is a 3G supportive multimedia touchscreen slider handset with full QWERTY keypad. It has been released to serve the users who love to walk with perfection. I might be short of words to explain its tremendous features but here is a little effort for this purpose:a)It has got an awesome look with black colored casing of 110.9 x 59.8 x 18 mm dimensions having 181 grams weight.Nokia N900 has the high resolution efficiency of 800 x 480 pixels to visualize the items of 16 million colors on its larger 3.5 inches TFT resistive touchscreen. b)Proximity and accelerometer sensors are fixed with it for UI auto turn-off and auto-rotation facilities. c)It will take care of its users wherever they are with A-GPS powered GPS navigation and Ovi Maps to show them the right path. Almost every type of document will be safe on this widget and users can access them through document viewer tool. d)Nokia N900 is the best communication mean as it renders Skype and GoogleTalk with VoIP integration facility. Moreover, it has better connectivity options like GPRS, EDGE, 3G HSDPA and WLAN Wi-Fi along with xHTML, HTML and RSS feeds compatibility.   e)Wonderful images and videos can be taken by its outstanding 5 MP primary camera that comes with Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, dual LED flash, video light and geo-tagging features. f)Video conferencing is also possible through secondary camera that makes Nokia N900 more adorable device.g)Almost each possible file format is supportive with its dedicated audio and video players with the assistance of Adobe Flash Player 9.4.h)You can enjoy your favorite reality shows, cricket matches and lot more on your personal phone through TV-out application. Stereo FM radio, the all time entertainer is also available with this handset. i)Bluetooth and Infrared port both provides you the global connectivity with all devices while USB and 3.5 mm audio jack are other supporting materials. Fantastic internal storage of 32 GB with 256 MB RAM and up to 16GB external support make Nokia N900 unbeatable.

The Nokia N900 Has Smart Phone Technology

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  Released in August 2009 the Nokia N900 offers a complete smartphone package. Its range of applications range from a high performance mobile phone, 5 megapixel camera, portable media player, and has full web browsing and email capabilities. It also boasts a full QWERTY keyboard which slides out from the back of the handset.

 

The Nokia N900 measures 110.9×59.8×18mm and weighs in at 181g. The ample 3.5” TFT resistive touchscreen is capable of displaying up to 16 million colours at 800×480 pixels. An accelerometer is built in to the device which senses when it has been tilted and automatically rotates the image on screen so it can be viewed in both portrait and landscape forms. As well as touchscreen navigation, the aforementioned full QWERTY keyboard offers an accurate method of text and number input.

 

Users are alerted to incoming calls and messages by vibration and ringing with the option to utilize MP3 music files as ringtones. A speakerphone is built in to the handset allowing hands free communication. A 3.5mm audio jack can accommodate hands free kits as well as headphones for listening to music.

 

Internal memory with this handset is 256MB RAM with a generous 32GB of storage. This can be increased by a further 16GB allowing plenty of storage for media files, contact info and other files. A whole host of connectivity options makes sure users stay connected. Class 32 versions of GPRS and EDGE are present along with HSDPA web connectivity at speeds of up to 10Mbps. HSUPA speeds of up to 2Mbps are available. Bluetooth version 2.1 is installed as standard enabling direct transfer of files and data between compatible Bluetooth devices.

 

The N900 is equipped with a camera boasting 5MP which operates at a pixel resolution of 2576×1936 pixels. The camera is packed with added features such as Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, dual LED flash and a video light as well as the increasingly popular Geo-tagging facility. Video can be recorded in WVGA (848×480) quality at a rate of 25 frames per second.

 

The N900 contains a media player which is capable of playing music and video files in a variety of formats. Music and video files can easily be transferred to and from a computer via the handset’s microUSB (v2.0). A TV out is also included so photos and video can be viewed on A TV by simply connecting the phone to a TV. A range of other features is included to keep users entertained, connected and productive. These include Skype and GoogleTalk integration, PDF document viewer and Adobe Flash Player 9.4. Five games are included as well as the option to download more. GPS is included with A-GPS support and Ovi maps.

 

Maemo 5 is the N900’s operating system and processing is carried out by a very capable ARM Cortex A8 600MHz processor.

 

The Nokia N900 is a very versatile phone which is also aesthetically pleasing, something which some smartphones have not been able to achieve.

 

If you like the Nokia N900 check out the Nokia X3

Nokia E61 For Media Entertainment

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Nokia E61 first came to the market, but the people’s reception to that Nokia baby was not so warm. E61 was Nokia’s first attempt to match other smart phones like RIM’s Blackberry 8700/8800 and Palm Treo’s 680/750/755p models. It is the first Nokia QWERTY communicator device. The problem that came with E61 was with the usability and there was an unclear product focus. Nokia tried to simplify E61 by taking away E61’s WI-FI capability and few other programs, thus coming up with the E62.

In an effort to correct the original issues with E61, and to give the market another option for smart phone besides Treo and Blackberry, Nokia Released the E61i model.

Nokia’s difference with RIM and Palm is that it puts in its devices “being a phone” first. RIM focuses on email devices while Palm on organizer devices. E61i has a great voice quality. It operates well in both speaker phone and handset modes and there will only be a little distortion if the voice will be maxed out. Although it has a very sensitive microphone that easily catches background noise.

E61i has an excellent battery life and perhaps, it is its most striking aspect. It uses a 1500mAh battery that could last for 2 to 3 days. That is, even if it’s user will be online all the time. Having to go somewhere minus the phone charger can definitely give one a lighter luggage.

E61i uses the Nokia Active Standby screen that is similar to Windows Mobile Today that makes it screen looking brilliant in all light settings.

As a communicator device, it has a desktop quality web browser that includes office applications. It also has emailing and text messaging features plus its multimedia capability that includes a 2.0 mega pixel camera. It also uses Nokia’s Webkit-based browser that supports nearly every web standard, and even handling some flash that is suited for a QVGA screen. It has the Gallery application that is also present in the N95 model. It is the scrolling application that shows the thumbnails of the still photos and videos taken on the phone. It is one application that really looks good on E61i.

Other applications that are in E61i are Quick Office, Adobe Acrobat LE, Adobe Flash Player, ZIP Manager, Nokia Search [for entire device searching] and the usual Symbian/S60 PIM suite [contacts, calendar, to-do, and notes]. The email and text messaging are handled by the messaging application. The messaging application has folders for any personal mail account, text messages and an exchange mail account that is similar to Versa Mail on Palm Treo.

We can say that Nokia’s attempt to improvise E61 was really successful. E61i is one gadget that can be enjoyed by people who do both playing and working on their mobile phones. It is one comprehensive device that gives you the Settings Wizard once you insert your Sim card. The Settings Wizard gives the guide on how to set-up the data feature of the phone. Such feature is so user-friendly.

Other interesting feature of the E61i is that it can download the Microsoft Exchange integration through Nokia’s Mail. Microsoft Exchange is a free download that synchronizes calendar, contacts and email with the exchange server. E61i can also be connected to a computer through PC Suite. PC suite is a complete device manager that can sync, install and connect to Nokia Life Blog and update the phone if there is anything that needs to be updated. E61i is also compatible with a Bluetooth headset that is supported by A2DP that makes gives you the feel that you are wearing a regular two-ear headpiece. Like many mobile devices, the E61i uses a proprietor interface connector for syncing the Nokia pop-port. Like Palm’s multi- connector, it is a sure connector.

Nokia E61i have its own share of shortcomings as a device, but just considering the battery life and its features in the communicator field, E61i will really qualify as a smart phone, user-friendly and just less PDA-ish. Find one in the market and furthermore, check this phone’s capability.

Nokia N900 – The all new internet tablet from Nokia

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After a long hiatus, Nokia has successfully come out with it’s first Linux based internet tablet called the Nokia N900. This latest tablet phone is a top the end product is significantly enhanced than the previous products in the Tablet series. Unlike the previous tablets from Nokia , this one isn’t too bulky or too hard to carry around. Released in November, 2009, the N900 is a quad-band GSM device but it also supports tri-band 3G network. Presently the phone will be available only in the colour Black and will include a full sized 3.5 inches TFT resistive touchscreen. What it also includes is a proximity sensor and an accelerometer sensor that will facilitate UI auto turn-off and auto-rotate respectively. A full QWERTY keypad is also available in a side sliding design. What the Nokia N900 packs beneath is a Maemo 5 operating system, powered by a 600MHz processor from ARM. Excellence in graphics display is enabled by the support of a PowerVR SGX graphics accelerator. Apart from a 256MB RAM, the internal memory available in the handset is 32GB which can be expanded to a further 16GB in addition. The phone’s capabilities as an internet tablet are strongly manifested by the inclusion of a Class32 GPRS and a Class32 EDGE. Also built-in is a Mozilla based web browser with support for Flash and web 2.0 technologies. The integration of Skype and Google Talk VOIP applications are also very strong additions in the phone. 3G service enables high speed data access with the help of HSDPA at the rate of 10Mbps while HSUPA is available at 2Mbps. Further more the device is also Wi-Fi enabled that allows it to access any local area network. The back of the Nokia N900 sports an impressive 5 mega pixel camera which is fitted with world-class optics from Carl-Zeiss. Also included are auto-focus , dual LED flash and a video light. The phone is also as versatile and powerful in it’s multimedia capabilities. The music player copes with a plethora of audio file formats that include MP3, WMA, WAV and eAAC+ while the video player can comfortably playback WMV, RealVideo, MP, AVI, XviD and DivX. The music can be ideally relished in the provided speaker-phone or a headset can be plugged in the 3.5mm audio jack. An Stereo FM radio has also been included that will allow users to listen to their favourite radio shows. Other notable amenities that have been featured in this Bluetooth enabled smart-phone include PDF document viewer, Photo editor, Adobe Flash Player 9.4, GPS, Ovi maps, Email, Push Email, IM and TV-out point. This indomitable piece of device is sure to make a lot of appeal to the people ,not only with good looks but also with it’s versatility.

Nokia N93i: Make your Personal Film

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Nokia has brought a new phone, the Nokia N93i – a digital camcorder and multimedia device that allows users to capture quality videos or can make short films on the move. Endowed with film making features, the Nokia N93i offers a wide range of advanced features including a 3.2 MP camera with Carl Zeiss optics, 3x digital zoom, auto-focus and more.

The Nokia N93i has been designed and featured to shoot DVD-like videos in MPEG4 format. The device captures videos with a speed of up to 30 frames per second – enabling stereo audio recording combined with digital stabilization. As far as phone memory is concerned, the Nokia N93i comes with up to 1GB of miniSD card that can accommodate up to 45 minutes of DVD-quality videos and up to 1250 excellent images.

The device comes with a metallic finish keypad and a mirror effect cover. Boasted with a large 2.4” main display with 16 million colours, 160 degree viewing angle, dedicated camera button – its very easy to shoot pictures and videos on the go. The Nokia N93i also comes with video and photo blogging features – making it easy to share with the world. Built on S60 3rd Edition Symbian OS, it also comes packed with Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 software.

Endowed with 3G mobile technology, the Nokia N93i works on WLAN, EDGE and GSM network. With excellent voice and data connectivity features, this high profile phone offers broadband speed mobile Internet. In addition, you can also enjoy browsing features like MP3 music playback, podcasts, stereo FM radio and mobile TV video streaming.

The Nokia N93i also comes with direct TV out functionality – allowing users to watch phone videos and images on a large TV screen. Moreover, users can also use an integrated wireless LAN technology to connect to UPnP enabled device. Start shooting videos and pictures and enjoy watching on a compatible TV screen. Nokia N93i

Nokia 6500 Slide – a Virtual Treasure-trove of Communication and Entertainment Facilities

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This very impressive offering from the house of Nokia has several key features. Now it is possible for the users to take brilliant quality pictures using a 3.2 mega pixel camera adorned with optical wonders like Carl Zeiss optics, auto focus and 8x digital zoom. A very strong double LED flash ensures that your indoor pictures are just perfect. With the help of this phone it is now really easy to share pictures and videos with friends, family and other near and dear ones via TV-Out. Further, the facility of 3G video calling helps the users to feel even closer to all those they care about. Another good thing about this devise is that now it is possible to Connect straight way to Flickr™ website to start sharing your photos, music files and other data with friends and relatives.On the imaging and video front the makers have left almost no stone unturned to ensure highest quality facility for the users. The 3.2 mega pixel camera coming with added optical functionalities like Carl Zeiss optics, auto focus and double LED flash gives 8 x digital zoom, macroshot in landscape mode. Also one can take sequential shots with the help of dedicated 2-step capture key. To make the process of capturing video and pictures very dynamic and flexible the horizontal mode enabled with capture and zoom keys allows the users to use Nokia 6500 Slider like a digital camera.Using this marvelous gadget it is possible to Use PictBridge™ in order to print copies of your most favourite images and pictures. Still moving ahead on the path of better pictures, it is very easy to giving finishing touches to ones pictures using the Adobe PhotoShop software installed in the phone. Video recording can be a real fun using VGA (15fps) and QCIF (30fps) resolutions which in turn are equipped with 4x smooth zoom. The camera supports H.263 MPEG-4 in .3gp format to touch the heights of class and style in pictures. There is a secondary camera for facilitating video calling (QCIF resolution, 15 fps) and allied activities. Using this great handset one can now add a new dimension to his/her conversations with the help of 3G TV video calling and TV conference via TV-Out functions.Apart from this, Nokia 6500 Slide is a really great treasure-trove of applications and games. It supports Java™ MIDP 2.0 applications which allows the users enjoy games like High Roller Casino, Golf Tour and Rally 3D. Other facilities include Yahoo Go, Nokia Catalogs, Nokia Sensor and Flash Lite 2.1.1 all of which are really handy tools for entertainment.As far as messaging and e-mails are concerned, this phone can give a very healthy competition to the PCs. There is the facility of multimedia messaging (MMS) for creating, receiving, editing and sending various types of videos and pictures. The handset has the ability to push email client supports attachments to make the process of sharing entertainment pieces quite a satisfactory method. There is a very comprehensive set of text messaging like it supports concatenated SMS, picture messaging and SMS distribution list to enable the users go for instant messaging with ‘Presence-enhanced contacts’ which really makes the process of sharing and caring quite wonderful. Using Nokia Xpress audio messaging (AMS) available with Nokia 6500 Slide one can now send an instantly recorded voice piece via MMS.On the music and multimedia front this phone has a music player supporting MP3, MP4, AAC, eAAC+ and WMA in audio file formats. The facility of Visual radio enables the users to listen to favourite musical tracks, interact with near and dear ones, and watch out for information about favourite FM radio channels and much more

Mobile World is Rocking With Nokia 6500 Slide

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The Nokia 6500 Slide is not a phone which just boasts, it has the unique ability to mesmerise the mobile users within no time. This is effectively done by the distinct aura, looks and style statement of this phone. This Nokia phone is GSM-enabled and operates on the 2G and 3G networks. With sleek dimensions of 96.5 x 46.5 x 16.4 mm and a weight of just 125 grams, this affordable phone is no burden on the pocket of any user. The double LED flash paves the way for perfect indoor pictures.World-class mobile navigation is facilitated by the phone’s 2.2 inches TFT display. The display exhibits a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and shades of 16 million colours, to the delight of users. With MP3 and Polyphonic (64 channels) to its credit, the phone enchants the users within no time. Add to that, the free user internal memory of 20 MB and the option to expand external memory up to 8 GB with the help of a microSD (TransFlash) card and the users will find no reason to stay away from this phone for long. The Nokia 6500 Slide maintains call records of 20 dialled, received and missed calls with ample space and provision for 2000 entries with the Photocall feature.As far as Internet connectivity, file exchange and data transmission are concerned, this phone leaves no stone unturned as it comes with advanced features and functionalities. It comes with Class 11 GPRS and Class 10 EDGE, HSCSD, 3G – 384 kbps, Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP and microUSB support to name a few. With messaging options as many as SMS, Email, Instant messaging and MMS, this phone knows how to make its users occupied and connected to their near and dear ones without making calls. The display is exemplary and so is the call quality at both the call receiver and caller’s end. This means that what a user say and hear is exactly what the other one on the call hear and say. With interesting games like High Roller Casino, Golf Tour, Rally 3D and Snake 3, the users don’t have to find more reasons to get past boring times. This Nokia phone has a 3.2 megapixel camera, which offers an exceptional resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels. The camera comes with world-renowned and high-quality Carl Zeiss optics and 8x digital zoom. The users also have the option to share videos and pictures with their friends and family via TV-out; this phone’s 3G video calling also helps them to feel more closer to the ones they care about. Direct and high-speed connection to the Flickr™ website with an aim to share photographs with closed ones is an easy task with this amazing phone. The PictBridge™ functionality of this phone allows the users to print copies of their favourite images while the embedded Adobe PhotoShop software helps them to add finishing touches to the pictures. One of the most wonderful options of this phone is its flexibility, the users can enhance a new dimension to conversations by using the 3G TV video calling and TV conference via TV-Out. As far as the digital services are concerned, the users can use Over-the-air (OTA) downloads for ringtones, wallpapers, themes and screensavers. With its flight mode, all transmission-related activities can be easily turned off. The phone also has Speech codec support for FR, EFR, AMR, and HR and comes with 5-way Navigation key, two soft keys, send and end call keys. The Side volume keys with zoom functionality help the users to control the call and phone volume with just a press of a button.The Nokia 6500 Slide surely knows how to sustain itself, the onus is on its users to make its best use. After all, technology can only help, the onus is always on the users of the technology.