Camera Phones Plaza

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The new Nokia flip camera phone model was released at a low cost of EUR 125 because it comes just with basic features to keep you connected with your friends and colleagues on the go. Working on GSM 850/900/1800/1900 frequencies, the Nokia 3610 fold is a slim model with a little bit of almost every functionality you need from a cell phone. Design characteristics include large buttons on the keypad for easy typing messages, a stylish look with optional 3 color accents, blue, red, rose, green, on a silver background, and a smooth surface.



The integrated digital camera is not missing, and there’s a 1.3MP with 6x zooming capability, autofocus, self-timer, viewfinder, dedicated camera key, and video recording.
Nokia 3610 fold sports a 2-inch display of 262K colors, on which you can browse through contacts in the phone book or visit web pages to access the latest news, while the external display announces you when you receive an incoming call, a new message, displaying an analogue clock.
You can store different file types totalizing 4GB if you add a microSD memory card to expand the internal phone’s memory which is of 30MB.

The new Nokia flip camera phone measures 99.6 x 44.3 x 19.6 mm at 97 grams and uses a 1020mAh battery lasting up to 4 hours and 38 minutes of talk time and 457 hours in standby.



Other features include Bluetooth wireless transfer, speakerphone, voice dialing, concatenated SMS support, email with attachments, HTML browsing, Instant Messaging, Nokia web browser, music player, and voice commands.
For fun on the go, Nokia 3610 fold comes with pre-installed games like Seasweaper, City Bloxx, the popular Snake III and the highly-addictive Sudoku version 2.
It is expected in stores by the end of this quarter.

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T-Mobile USA made avaialble the Nokia 5310 and Nokia 5610 ExpressMusic unveiled in August last year and released on the market at the end of 2007. The mobile handsets come in a black finish with silver lines and music functionalities accessible via the external dedicated controls. Other features include email, Instant Messaging and web browsing.

"Music is one of many entertainment experiences Nokia offers consumers who enjoy the ease of having a multifunctional device with them wherever they go," said Frank Vium, Vice President of Sales, Nokia USA. "Now with the addition of the Nokia 5610 XpressMusic phone and the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic phone in black/silver, music lovers across the United States have even more choice - great colors and compelling forms in a sleek package."

The slider Nokia 5610 XpressMusic’s main features include stereo Bluetooth, MP3 ringtones, 3.5 mm headphone jack, voice recorder, FM radio, and multimedia player. In addition, the cell phone comes with a built-in 3.2MP camera with autofocus, dual LED flash and video recording capability, as well as 2GB microSD card in the box with support for up to 4GB expandable storage, a 2.2-inch 240 x 320 pixel display with 16 million colors, handsfree, voice dialing, and voice commands.
Available colors are black with red accents and white with silver accents.



Nokia 5310 ExpressMusic is a bar-type cell phone with music player, stereo Bluetooth, a built-in 2MP camera with 4x digital zoom, a 2-inch display with ambient light sensor, and 18 hours of music playback using a 4GB memory card.
It measures just 9.9 mm thick and sports 3 optional color combinations: black/red, black/purple and black/orange.
Besides the online T-Mobile store, the two handsets will be available on August 11 in the T-Mobile retail stores as well.

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On June 18, Nokia announced the introduction of a new cell phone model on the Indian market, called Nokia 1508. It comes with basic functionalities and will be available in stores this quarter as Nokia 1508 and Nokia 1508i, among other cheap Nokia phones.
The candybar is very small, fitting your palm, as well as slim and lightweight, sporting an ergonomic keypad and 3 color combination options: red/black, black/silver and blue/black. It measures 103.8 x 43 x 14.8 mm at 68 grams.
It brings several useful functionalities such as an FM radio for quick access to the latest news, sports and weather forecasts; high-speed data connectivity, speakerphone, 3 minutes of voice recording, and 1MB internal memory.



You can store up to 500 phonebook contacts and 400 SMS messages, connect it to the computer for file transfers, and use the Distribution Lists and Calendar applications. The display has a resolution of 128 x 128 pixels and supports 65K colors.

With an 860mAh battery you can talk on the phone for up to 3.2 hours or keep it in standby for up to 8.3 days.
The entry-level handset allows you to download MP3 songs to set them as ringtones, games and other cool applications designed for this model. You can listen to the music using headsets via the 2.5 mm jack.



Even if there is no email functionality, Nokia offers the possibility to create cool messages with low resolution graphics and pictures, as well as ringtones and send them as a single text message or concatenated SMS messages. For example, a monochrome image having 72 x 28 pixels is sent in 3 parts, as a series of SMS messages. A 72x14 pixels-image is sent as 2 separate messages, and for a 72x13 pixels-image one message is enough. This functionality is called Smart Messaging.

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After a real success in the movie industry with a rating of almost 10 on the Internet Movie Database, The Dark Knight leaves its fingerprint on a new Nokia cell phone called Nokia 6205.

Nokia 6205 Dark Knight Edition is available at Verizon Wireless for $69.99 with an online purchase and a 2-year contract. The flip phone comes in black with The Dark Knight pre-loaded content and The Dark Knight Branded Battery Cover. It is made of high-quality durable materials and designed to match the movie’s theme with sophisticated colors.
Among its features we encounter a built-in 1.3MP camera with flash, digital zoom, self-timer, up to 1280 x 960 resolution for still images, landscape/portrait capturing modes, and video recording capability.

Music capabilities include support for MP3, WMA, unprotected AAC, and unprotected AAC+ formats, dedicated music keys, PC-phone music synchronization, and playlist management.
It has up to 4GB memory expanding support via a memory card, on which you can store different media files such as the downloaded content from V CAST Music with Rhapsody, video messages, up to 500 phone book contacts, and other things.



In addition, the Nokia 6205 The Dark Knight Edition allows you to listen to stereo sounds via a Bluetooth-compatible headset, print files wirelessly, send emails, browse the web, trace routes with the VZ Navigator, use voice commands, and talk handsfree for up to 270 minutes. With the VZ Navigator based on the GPS positioning system, users can find specific locations guided by audible turn-by-turn directions and choosing from a database of 14 million points of interest in the United States. Locations include restaurants, landmarks, ATMs and others. This service available at Verizon Wireless costs $9.99 for monthly access and $2.99 if you need it just for one day.

The handset measures 3.62 x 1.77 x 0.72 inches at 3.3oz, and sports an external display of 1.28 inches and 65K colors, as well as an internal main TFT screen of 2 inches and 262K colors.

The bar design version of the Nokia 6500 slide handset targeting the business sector is called Nokia 6500 classic and is a more stylish mobile phone model measuring just 9.5 mm thick, with a housing made of anodized aluminum. It is available in stores at a lower price than the slider, which was released a month before, and features a built-in 2MP digital camera for high-quality pictures and video recording on the go. It films at a resolution of 176 × 144 pixels and captures images at up to 1600x1200 pixels using flash light during low light conditions.
The image you see is taken at the camera phone’s maximum resolution.



While some prefer the Nokia 6500 classic for its sleek design and others complain about it heating too quickly after 10 minutes of talking, I’d say it’s a modern digital camera mobile phone in small dimensions and lightweight, fitting any pocket and matching stylish people tastes. It is available in Black and Bronze, measuring 109.8 x 45 x 9.5 mm at 94 grams.
Even if it has a small form factor, Nokia 6500 classic sports a 2-inch large and clear display of 16 million colors and has space for up to 1GB of media in the internal memory, for hundreds of songs, images, videos and documents, to not require a card slot.

You can use it for listening to the music, watching videos, talk to anyone in this world handsfree for up to 5 hours and 30 minutes, download files and browse the web at high speeds thanks to the 3G 384 kbps connectivity, stream your funny videos, compose emails with attachments, play action Java games, send voice clips over the air with the Audio Messaging Service, write to-do lists, personalize the phone with cool backgrounds, make commands using your own voice, or just leave it in standby mode for up to 9 days, when you’re not in the mood for calls.



Audio files supported include MP3, AAC and eAAC+, and the cell phone plays H.263, MPEG4, and 3GPP videos.
Bluetooth 2.0 + Enhanced Data Rate technology reaches 3 Mbit/s and when supported by your cell phone it provides 3 times faster transmission speed, lower power consumption and simple multi-link scenarios.

Nokia 6500 classic is one of the cool camera phones for a modern attitude, and is available unlocked at prices around $300.