Nokia N76 Review

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Nokia N76 Review - When you first look at the Nokia N76 you might think RAZR, but that's where the similarity ends. When it comes to function, the Nokia N76 surpasses any RAZR model by far.

The Nokia N76 is a slim and sleek 3G quad band smartphone that features dual displays. The external 160 x 128 pixel display rests above a set of dedicated music keys.

Flipping open the N76 you'll find a QVGA 240 x 320 high-res display that shows a gorgeous 16 million colors. Using the landscape option, you'll enjoy viewing the pictures taken with the 2 Megapixel camera.

Taking advantage of the dedicated keys on the outside, the integrated music player found in the N76 plays a wide variety of music formats: MP3, WAV, DRM, MIDI, AAC, eAAC+, M4A, and WMA formats. On top of that, the Nokia N76 also includes a built in FM radio, along with a 3.5 mm jack so you can plug-in with a nice pair of headphones.

Hopefully you'll have enough room for your files with the 26 MB of internal memory, if not the N76 is expandable to up to 2 GB with a microSD card.

Operating system is backed by the powerful and versatile Symbian S60 platform. You'll find no shortage of third-party applications, games, and themes for your Nokia N76. There's also support for Microsoft Office and Adobe PDF files - viewing them on the N76 is a breeze. E-mail connection options are SMTP, POP3, as well as IMAP4.

Bluetooth 2.0 - the N76 has it too. Overall, the Nokia N76 offers plenty of features in a well compacted design. The external display as well as easy to use dedicated music keys are also a plus for me. The price is around $500 - with the recently announced Apple iPhone coming out at this price, I wonder how it will stack up against it.

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