A smart phone, the Nokia N75 is carried by AT&T Mobility in the United States. This is a folding phone that has the ability to let you enjoy 3D music as well as MPEG-4 video. With stereo sound this phone also has a 2 mega pixel camera. Shaped somewhat like a clamshell there are 40 MB of memory which are built into the phone. With a stereo FM radio, the phone also has a stereo FM radio and handsfree speakers. Although this mobile phone is larger than most, it is still fashionable in a different way. The look seems to be the last thing the designers were thinking of when they decided on the style for this phone. The keys are larger than normal and they light up in blue when the screen is activated the same as the side buttons. This mobile phone requires an adapter if you have in mind attaching a headset or if you want to connect it to your computer. The POP port adapter is where you plug in your headphones. It is not that noticeable until you open the phone how much bigger than other mobile phones it really is. When it is closed it does not look that large. However, the screen being larger is quite handy for viewing and does not take away from the phone enough for bother. Since the Nokia N75 has a larger keypad than most other phones it may slow you down a bit when it comes to messaging but it will be fine as soon as you get used to using the larger keys.
The Nokia N78 is one of the more equipped mobile phones. The camera, GPS, and Wi-Fi make this one of the more popular types of phones today. This phone has a 2.4 inch display screen and 3.2 mega pixel camera that focuses itself. Making its debut in March 2008, this phone at first glance looks like just a phone. However, a Navi wheel which looks like a regular five-way control pad is part of the make up of this phone. Scrolling through web pages is made somewhat easier using this feature. The Nokia N78 has clear sound and good reception practically everywhere. This mobile phone is a GSM phone that uses AT&T or T-Mobile SIM cards. When abroad, it uses prepaid SIM. The quad-band supports AT&T’s data network and can connect to 802.11b/g networks as well. This allows for a generous amount of data options. A few new menu options with one being the screens fade in and out, the phone has sliding thumbnails in the browser for choosing different pages. Equipped with a Quick Office application, you can choose between Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint when it comes to viewing work items on your phone. An impression maker when it comes to music on the Nokia N78, the sound is very well received - clear and true - and the N78 has an included FM transmitter to allow you to listen to music on your car stereo. The music on this phone paired with a portable speaker produces great sound.
The Nokia N96, following the N95, is one of the best devices of the time. This phone has lived up to the expectations that had arisen after the hit the N95 became. One of the improvements is the 16GB of internal memory and micro SDHC expansion. There is also a DVB-H tuner for accessing mobile television. The 3.5 mm headphones have a microphone adapter and there are RCA tv-out cables. The USB sync cable and a vehicle adapter are all included with the phone when you make the purchase. Although it was an inspiration fueled by the N95, the Nokia N96 is a more modern and sophisticated looking phone. The N96 has rounded corners and visible keys when they are lit. Compromising the front of the phone with the space is the 2.8 inch display. The picture is very sharp and clear, perhaps due to the 16 million colors. The top of the phone has a VGA camera and the earpiece. Below that is the navigation keys with a right and left soft key, end, menu, and clear. All in one handy spot together makes finding the keys much easier. Also on the top of the phone is a lock switch, the 3.5 mm headphones and on the opposite end is the USB data port. The back is a nice looking black with a pattern. The 5 mega pixel camera is surrounded by a sort of housing that flips out and substitutes as a stand for the phone while watching video.
The Nokia N82 is one of the best smart phones up to this point. This phone runs the latest version of Symbian OS and S60 3.1. This phone is a smart phone with a 2.4 inch screen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a built in GPS, a motions sensor, FM stereo radio, a 5 mega pixel camera with a Xenon flash, and the list goes on and on. When looking for a phone with the features this phone has many that are not available on other phones. Out of 256 MB of storage there are 100 MBs available and the 3D graphics accelerator is just another example of the features that have been put together on this phone to make it one of the high-end phones that everyone is looking to purchase. The Nokia N82 is about the size of the iPhone. The reception is excellent, the sleek silver look of the phone is on a par with many other high-end phones. Despite the features and extras that are included on the N82, the phone weighs only 114 grams. The comparisons of this phone and others of comparable value have shown the N82 to have a better battery life and voice quality than many of the others. The right side of the phone has the stereo speakers, the volume, the camera button, as well as the button that loads the media application. Supporting PDF reading and QuickOffice for your documents, other applications are a clock, converter, calendar, file manager, and notes.
