Nokia call these smartphones. There is some justification for the apparent hyperbole. These phones are extremely capable. Whilst this one looks like its stable-mate, the 6680, it has significantly more functionality and is a lot lighter. It is truly smart. However, the problem that Nokia might have here is the competition. Whilst their smartphones as exemplified by the N-series are very versatile and there can be no concern within the Nokia faithful flock, the aesthetic (looks) side of things might need some work if they are to effectively compete with the likes of Sony Ericsson W950i or Blackberry Pearl amongst those without brand allegiance.
Technical specifications include:
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2 MP camera at the back with 20x digi- zoom and flash . Front VGA camera (2x zoom) for video-calling.
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Display: active matrix, 176 x 208 pixels, 262k.
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Music player: Multiple formats including MP3, AAC, RealAudio etc.
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Downloadable Java & Symbian applications
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Voice dialing, voice commands, voice recorder
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True Tones, polyphonic ringtones
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Messaging: SMS, MMS, Instant Messaging, Email
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Contacts database with support for multiple phone and email details per entry, including thumbnail pictures and groups feature
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Personal Information Management (PIM)
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Broadband-speed browsing - up to 384 kbps download / 128 kbps upload
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XHTML/HTML multimode browser
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Memory: 30 Mb and 64 Mb MMC card (hot-swappable)
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Connectivity: Bluetooth™, USB 2.0
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Triband (GSM 900/1800/1900 )and dual-mode with automatic switching
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Talk-time: Up to 3.5 hours
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