Nokia 5070 Review

Nokia 5070 Review - The Nokia 5070 is an easy-to-use handset, and has a bar design, measuring 105.4x44.3x18.6 mm, weighing only 88 grams. It is a light weight mobile phone, easy to carry around where-ever one goes. The phone is available in colours, with the casing remaining mainly white. A choice of red or blue coloured side panels, presents an attractive of the phone. It has a CSTN 65k Colour Screen, with 128 x 160 Pixel resolution, having 65,000 colours. The keyboard of the phone and its navigation control are quite user friendly. Nokia 5070 has H263 & MPEG4 video player.

The phone has a VGA camera, with a Self Timer, featuring video recording. It has a music player and a FM Radio as well. Nokia 5070 is an entertainment phone all way, and the user is never short of that with a Nokia 5070. The camera in the phone can be used to capture still or moving footage. The camera functions allow the user to add frames to the still pictures taken by the camera. The phone comes with integrated music player, which plays MP3, AMP, AAC, eAAC+ & WMA music formats. The FM radio allows the users to tune into their favourite stations at any point of time to enjoy the music, or any other news and sports channel. The phone has polyphonic ring tones, and can play MP3, true tones or MIDI format also.

The user can use the voice features of Nokia 5070. Voice commands allow the user to activate functions and controls. The phone has call features which allow the user to avail the answering service, speed dialling, and hands-free call option. The push to talk feature is just like the features found in walkie talkies, where the user keeps the button pushed while talking to the other party, and releasing it, the user gets to listen to the person on the other side. The hands-free feature in the phone allows the user to carry on with the conversation without having the phone in his hand. The phone includes a calculator, clock, alarm clock, a calendar, and a built in phone book, which can be edited in the way the user wants.

Nokia 5070 features EDGE and GPRS for high speed data transmission, and also has a Pop-port and USB connector and Infrared facility. The user can connect the Nokia 5070 to any other compatible device to print their photos, or download music and video files. The USM and Infrared can be used to transfer data, and enjoy fast data transfer speed with the help of EDGE/GPRS technology. The phone has a 16 MB of internal memory, which can be used for storing music files and phone book entries. It is a tri-band phone, responding to GSM 900, 1800 & 1900 network frequencies. It has a XTML browser, which can be used to explore the internet. The battery of Nokia 5070 provides up to three & a half hours talk time, and up to three hundred hours of standby time, when it is fully charged.

Nokia 5300 Review

Nokia 5300 Review - Nokia 5300 is one of those Nokia products having dedicated music-optimized mobile devices. It belongs to Nokia's XpressMusic series of mobile phones. It is a tri-band phone supporting GSM 900, 1800, and 1900MHz frequency bands. The notable feature in the phone is the 2.5 mm earphone jack and the dedicated music keys. At the first look, from the colour and the material used, the impression one gets is that Nokia 5300 has been designed for the youth market.

The phone measures 92.4mm x 48.2mm x 21m and weighs 107g and by that, the phone is not particularly a small device. It is a slider phone, but the slider seems to be not so sturdy and does wiggle around when you try to slide it up.

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The 2.5mm headset jack is found on the left side of the phone, along with three dedicated music keys. The music keys slightly protrude, making them easy to press while the phone is in your pocket. On the right of the phone, you have the Infrared port, camera, and volume buttons. The camera of the phone and the speaker grille could be found at the back of Nokia 5300, while the power button, power jack, and USB port are all found at the top. Unfortunately you will find no protection to cover up the USB and power ports.

The camera is a 1.3 mega-pixel CMOS unit, having 1024x768 pixels resolution for photos and 176x144 pixels for videos. It also features a phone book amongst other basic features and supports GPRS for high speed data Trans-receive. The keypad of Nokia 5300 is one of the best designs available. The keys are large and do produce a tactile feedback when pressed. The slot for the microSD is not visible from the top and can be found below the battery cover. It is a hassle.

Nokia 5300 has a music player which can be played in the background and has a decent sound quality. The phone features five equaliser presets for you to choose from. Remaining on the music front, the phone has a bundled 3.5mm adaptor, which allows you to use any of your usual headphones. The phone's music player interface is an improved design and has the native support of A2DP, OMA DRM2, and Flash Lite 2. It has 64 polyphonic ring-tones and the reception is louder than the 5500. The sound does not lose out its quality at the maximum volume. The QVGA display screen of Nokia 5300 is outstandingly good. Measuring 2 inches diagonally, it has 320 x 240 pixels resolution with 262k colours. Nokia 5300 has a BL-5B 760mAh battery, with a talk time of up to 3 hours, and standby time can be up to 223 hours.

In summing up, the performance of Nokia 5300 is good. The phone offers rare functional features, like, timed profiles and voice commands. The phone book and profile management are quite intuitive. It has a music system with controls which makes Nokia 5300 a very demanding phone.