After the great success of XpressMusic Nokia has announced and other blaster music phone Nokia X6. This Touch screen provides you amazing music feel as well as mobile phone's many other important attributes as well. The weight of the phone is just of 122 grams so it is easy to carry and hold and the dimensions of the Nokia X6 Blue are 111 x 51 x 13.8 mm. In the front section the users will find out a 3.2 inches TFT capacitive touch screen with 360 x 640 pixels resolution that offers up to 16 million colors.
It’s all about your music – the Nokia X6 has a awesome class music player and built-in FM radio.
You can easily listen to your favorite music by using the Bluetooth stereo audio with a headset like the new Nokia Blue-tooth Headset BH-505 with its cool, sporty headband or you can also plug your favorite of headphones into the standard 3.5mm headphone jack. The Nokia Music Store is an outstanding feature included which gives prompt access to millions of tracks online which can be downloaded for free and keep it forever. MP3, WMA, WAV, RA, AAC and M4A music files are supportable by the music player.
The Nokia X6 comes along a 5 mega pixel camera with Carl-Zeiss optics, auto focus and dual LED flash which gives out truly fantastic image and video quality. The front facing video camera will let you enjoy 3G video calling function. WMV, RV, MP4 and 3GP video files are easily play-able on the video player. Moreover, it offers 32 GB of Internal storage and 128 MB RAM. Besides, the device is loaded with various connectivity and fast data transfer technologies such as; 3G HSDPA, HSCSD, WLAN Wi-Fi, USB, Bluetooth, GPRS and EDGE. The new Nokia X6 has social networking websites like Facebook, Ovi, Windows Live!, Yahoo IM, YouTube, MySpace and more. The phone comes with A-GPS with compass and integrated Maps hence you can find your way to venues quickly and straight away with turn-by-turn voice-guided graphs.
wao amazingly amazing phone….x6 nokia..rock.
These “reviews” are so misleading… I have this phone and yes it’s good overall, but….having compared it with the iPhone 3Gs I now feel cheated. Contrary to what this article says, its video capture quality is RUBBISH compared to the iPhone’s. Yes they have in theory the same resolution and frame rate but it’s really night and day, the IPhone video looks great and the Nokia is full of artefacts. I am hoping Nokia can address this by updating the codec, don’t know, but right now it’s too bad.
The photo quality is indeed very good though.
It’s youtube streaming also sucks compared to the iPhone’s, but really.
And finally it keeps losing its wireless connection while the iPhone never does…
All these 3 things I noticed today when we comparing things with my friends iPhone…
Shame really, it’s still a good phone, but the iPhone (which I didn’t want to buy) is WAYY better, like 3 years ahead
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