Nokia 6500 Classic Review

Nokia 6500 Classic is an answer for anyone dreaming a really nice-to-grab slim cellphone. Nokia 6500 classic is slim, but not enough to slip it out from your sight. Let's take a look about what Nokia offered from this mobile phone.

Nokia 6500 Classic Features

• Very sleek and slim
• 1 GB of internal memory
• Great 16M color QVGA display
• Snappy user interface
• 3G network support
• Rich preloaded content
• Bluetooth with A2DP support

Nokia 6500 Classic Weak Point

• No microSD card slot
• No FM radio
• No video calls, not even with the main camera
• Prone to fingerprints
• Mediocre camera
• Uncomfortable keypad

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With the deservingly warm welcomed Nokia 6300, it seemed the legendary Nokia 6230 had finally found its rightful successor. As time passed however, the slim Finn was having harder and harder time standing its ground to a growing number of rivals. Now Nokia is throwing another super thin phone in the battle and it seems to be a worthy reinforcement. Armed with 1 GB of onboard memory and design that simply cannot go unnoticed, Nokia 6500 classic surely deserves attention.

Like its brother, the 6500 Slide, the Classic sports an elegant look, quad-band GSM/EDGE and dual-band UMTS support, and the latest version of Nokia's S40 user interface. It is a sharp looking, thin bar handset that can turn a few heads as well as keep its owner's personal music soundtrack playing in the background.

The most interesting physical aspect of the Classic to me is how solid it feels. This phone feels very, very sturdy. It feels like the kind of phone that you could open beer bottles with, or use to break through a car window in an emergency. In fact, when the bottom cover is slid off to expose the battery, the 6500 Classic's metal frame is easily seen. It is a tough little phone, and a pretty one at that.

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Nokia 6110 Navigator Review

Nokia 6110 Navigator looks all set to serve by combining Nokia smartphone all-round qualities with GPS navigation, good enough for a standalone device. This device will help you greatly when you lost in big cities. Forget the old fashioned map and grab this phone for your sake. But purchasing a phone in this price range might requires something more consideration. Seeing the features below will help you take the decision.

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Nokia 6110 Navigator Features

• Top notch navigation solution
• Excellent display with great picture quality and great legibility under bright light
• Fast user interface
• Symbian S60 3rd edition FP1
• Decent camera with lens protector
• Good connectivity

Nokia 6110 Navigator Weak Points

• Sound quality is not impressive
• Rather thick body
• No Wi-Fi
• Battery life could've been better
• Detailed maps are to be purchased separately

Nokia 6110 Navigator (not to be confused with the older Nokia 6110 model) is meant to be a fully functional stand-alone satnav device right out of the box. It is no wonder its navigation software and hardware are taken to a new level, with Nokia, Route 66 and NAVTEQ contributing alike to its development. On the other hand, the 6110 Navigator is a full-fledged Nokia smartphone armed with the latest user interface version: Symbian S60 3rd edition with Feature Pack 1. Therefore it is hard to tell whether its greatest market share rivals will be smartphones or GPS-enabled mobiles. In any case, they will have a hard time standing their ground to the Navigator.

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