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First presented during the third edition of the WIMA conference, the new Nokia 6216 Classic is a device that support the SIM cards featuring the NFC technology (Near Field Communication) that allows the exchange of files and important information through a cryptography recognition system.

It measures 114,7 x 47,1 x 14.6 mm and weighs 88 grams. The 2″ display has a resolution of 240×320 pixels and views more than 16 million colors. The photocamera has the resolution of 2 Megapixels and flash.

The connectivity is done through the EDGE protocol, and the internal memory (22MB) is expandable through microSDHC cards. The battery, according to the official data, guarantees 3 hours in conversation and 300 hours in standby. Price and availability haven’t yet been announced.

Pros:

- Integrated GPS
- 16,7 million color display
- VoIP
- UMTS/HSDPA

Cons:

- Can only view documents, unable to modify them
- Price

Conclusion:

Excellent quality and so many features are the keywords on the Nokia E66. A dual-mode smartphone with a great quality display, it also has a photocamera with advanced features, a second one for videocalls, integrated GPS, and the package includes not only the battery recharger and the stereo headphones, but also a 2GB microSD card.

Definitely a smartphone for those who are looking for a complete device. The only downside is the fact that the software doesn’t allow users to change the documents, only view them, which could be a problem for those that are looking for a more business-oriented device.

Also on the Nokia E66, there’s the integrated GPS with the Nokia Maps software, which allows users to use their smartphone as a true navigator. The internal memory features 110MB and is expandable through microSD cards up to 8GB total.

The battery guarantees around 7 hours in conversation and 264 hours in standby. The package includes the battery recharger, the stereo headphones, an USB cable, a 2GB microSD card, a wristband and the software CD.

The photocamera also records video with a maximum resolution of 640×480 pixels in the mp4, H.263, H.264 and 3GP formats, which are also playable thanks to the Real Player multimedia player. A second photocamera on the front allows users to perform videocalls.

The multimedia player is compatible not only with the video formats we’ve mentioned, but also with these audio formats: mp3, AAC, AAC+, AMR-NB and AMR-WB. There’s also an FM radio with the Visual Radio feature, thanks to which players can take part on polls and contests done by the radio station (this feature is dependant on the mobile carrier).

Many other features include the built-in handsfree, call timer, voice recorder, voice-recognition commands, conference call up to 6 people, push-to-talk, VoIp calls, agenda, phonebook, clock, alarm clock, calculator and many other more common features. It supports SMS, MMS, instant messenging and e-mail.

On the multimedia sector, the E66 offers a 3.2 Megapixel photocamera with CMOS sensor, 4x digital zoom, autofocus, LED Flash, many different scene modes and special effects, a dedicated photocamera key and the panoramic mode.

This smartphone allows users to browse through internet thanks to the Web Nokia browser featuring Mini Map, the integrated modem and the Wi-Fi connectivity to connect without having to use the cellphone carrier’s plans. The data transfer can be done through GPRS, EDGE, WCDMA and HSDPA up to 3.6Mbps.

The operational system is a Symbian 9.2 S60 3.1 Edition, and the synchronization can be done trhough USB ports or Bluetooth. There’s also the SyncML option, that supports local and remote data synchronization.

The Nokia E66 came on the market with the goal of replacing the very famous E65. It’s a slidephone featuring an elegant design, and the case made in stainless steel which gives it a refined look, besides the good material quality.

It features a 2.4″ LC display with the resolution of 240×320 pixels, viewing more than 16 million colors. It measures 107.5 x 49.5 x 13.6 mm and weighs 121 grams.

As for more technical specifications, it’s a dual mode (GSM/UMTS) that works on the 850, 900, 1800, 1900 adn 2100Mhz frequencies, for a great network coverage.

Pros:

- Integrated GPS
- Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
- Good photocamera
- Good internal memory and expandable

Cons:

- Very small keys

Conclusion:

The N78 is an excellent smartphone featuring many interesting functions and advanced features. It’s an UMTS with HSDPA technology, its display has a wonderful quality, the photocamera is very good. The keys are a little small, so they might be complicated to use at first. The package is rather rich as well and the highlight on it is the 2GB microSD card.

The multimedia player present on the device supports mp3, AAC, AAC+, WMA and others. It also features an FM radio with Visual Radio support, which allows users to interact with radio stations through contests, polls and more (the availability depends on the phone company).

The Nokia N78 also has an integrated GPS with the Nokia Maps applications pre-installed and with the possibility of downloading new maps for free for three months. There’s also an Office viewer and the internal memory has 70MB and it’s expandable through microSD cards.

The battery guarantees 320 hours in standby and 260 minutes in conversation mode. The package includes the battery recharger, headphones, an USB cable and a 2GB microSD card.

The entertainment area also features many interesting things, starting from a very good photocamera, with CMOS sensor, 3.2 Megapixels and Carl Zeiss lens. It also features a 20x digital zoom, LED flash, many different scene modes, autofocus and so on.

This photocamera allows users to take pictures up to 2048×1536 pixels and it also records videos in the mp4 and 3gp formats. Thanks to the Photos application, it’s also possibile to easily load the pictures and videos on a blog. A second camera placed on the front allows users to perform videocalls.