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Some phones do know how to shock and there are some really good examples we can consider including the <strong>Nokia 7900 unlocked cell phone</strong>. It is also called <strong>Nokia 7900 Prism</strong> and that is because of its interesting triangle-design. Besides the awkward design, it also packs some great features we can’t miss; you might just need some time to get used to the keypad.
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The phone is also pointy, as the corners are not rounded at all. But if you like to customize your phone depending on your favorite color, this would be good news for you. The <strong>Nokia 7900 unlocked cell phone</strong> can be bought for about $270 and if you decide to go for a monthly contract you can get it for free.

This Nokia cell phone is definitely something to look at and to touch as well. From the moment you will get it out of the box you will want to play with it and keep it close to you.  Regarding its construction, we can’t say that it isn’t solid, because it really is. Even on the back side, where the 2 megapixels camera lies, the LED and the lens are covered or surrounded by diamond patterns. And when you look at it from the front, it looks more as a design made by an artist. The OLED display is medium-sized and below it is the navigation key, also with diamond patterns. When it comes to the keypad, things get interesting.

When you start typing you will see that the keys are not so easy to use, being so cramped you will end up pressing multiple keys instead of the one you might actually need to press. This might be the only disadvantage, because the rest of the features are quite nice. The phone is only 11mm thin and the display is good, showing clear images and text. It also has MMS for sending multimedia messages and you can navigate on the internet thanks to the 3G support.



Other features of the <strong>Nokia 7900 unlocked cell phone</strong> are represented by the FM radio and MP3 player. Unfortunately, you will have to use the headphones provided by Nokia and I say unfortunately because this could have been a really nice-looking MP3 player. In order to store all your pictures and music, you have the 1GB of internal memory. There is no expansion slot, so don’t make any illusions about upgrading it. All phones are backlighted, and especially the keyboard needs to be mentioned at this stage. In most cases there is nothing exciting about this, but in this case there is. You have the possibility of changing the color of the backlight and when the phone rings it has different effects as well.

It’s pretty cool and most users interested in animated and interactive features will surely appreciate this. But besides all the design effects, this still remains a mobile phone so the call quality is pretty loud and clear and the loudspeaker works great. You can transfer items you like using the Bluetooth. The 2 megapixels camera does a good job, and pictures shown are of good quality. If you want to send some through MMS or set them as your wallpaper then you will like them, but just don’t expect high-end digital camera quality.



The battery life depends more on the usage, but it is rated at 300 hours in talk time and three hours in standby.

Unlocked cell phones have their pros and cons, on the pro side can be considered that you have the freedom to choose what service and network you want but here comes the main disadvantage, the price. In order to get it unlocked you must pay a higher price for something that with service comes for free in most cases.
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And so is the case of the <strong>Nokia N73 unlocked</strong>, which comes <strong>for sale</strong> for about $300 and you can find it also at about $234 if you are looking or it in the right place. But you have reasons to get this phone because it has a 3.2 megapixels camera, Bluetooth, a great display, long battery life and integrated music player.

Nokia Nseries is a line of mobile phones designed for multimedia use, having great cameras and loads of editing options. When it first came up, you had to pay about $4600 for this <strong>Nokia N73 unlocked</strong>. It comes in two color types: silver and metallic red. The phone measures 4.3 by 1.9 by 0.7 inches and it weights 4/1 ounces. The camera lens on the back are covered, so this might add a few inches to the thickness. The solid construction is not put under question and when you are engaged in a phone call, it feels comfortably to hold. The display has 2.4” with a screen resolution of 240x320 pixels and supporting 262.144 colors.

Colors and text looks sharp even in direct sunlight. You can change the backlight time and you can select themes you like online to customize the overall image. Below the display you will find the navigation controls, which consist of: two soft keys, the Talk/End buttons and the four-way joystick to scroll around through the menu. If you press the joystick it will act as a select button. On the right side of the phone us the camera shutter key, the zoom out/in rocker and the review button. The mini SD expansion slot is located at the bottom of the phone, being protected by a cover.



The camera lens is located on the back side, also protected by a cover. In order to activate the camera, you just need to slide the cover down which also turns the orientation horizontally, making this Nokia phone to look as an authentic digital camera. You don’t have a self-mirror camera but you can find a second camera in the front.  In the phone book you can add as many contacts as you want, depending on the memory you have on-board. In this case 42MB, so you can store about 250 contacts. In each entry you can add other phone numbers and contact information such as addresses and e-mails, birthdays. By having Bluetooth you can talk on the phone in your car thanks to the wireless headsets and car kits. You don’t have Wi-Fi; you can still navigate using the GPRS and the EDGE connections. The operating system used is Symbian OS 9.1.



To conclude, there are your usual tasks such as calendar, notes, calculator, voice-recorder and the rest. A nice feature though is the existing application called Quick Office, which let’s you view Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and also Adobe Reader for PDF files. <strong>Nokia N73 unlocked</strong> has a great 3.2 megapixels camera, which takes nice shots with clear and defined lines.

<strong>Nokia N95 8GB </strong> definitely presents certain improvements in comparison with the previous Nokia N95. It comes with some new features such as a 5 megapixels camera, Bluetooth, GPS, Wi-Fi, a bigger display and as the name recalls, 8GB of internal memory. But this is all, because you cannot upgrade it any higher. What also needs to be noticed is the stylish black casing. It is true that a new look changes things very much.
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Maybe if Nokia N95 had this black elegant design it would have a bigger success. This multimedia phone is ready for its users and has prepared some treats for them as well. And if you are a big fan of the dual-slide design, don’t worry as you can still have it.

In terms of design <strong>Nokia N95 8GB</strong> is different. The body shape has been kept and it presents the same dimensions, 3.8 inches high by 2.8 inches wide by 0.8 inch deep, but is a bit heavier, its weight being of 4.5 ounces. We can admire a bigger screen, measuring 2.8” QVGA with 16 million colors and a pixel resolution of 320x240. When you might be browsing the web pages and visualizing text documents, pictures and videos, you will surely see the difference, even if we are talking about 0.2”. Everything else remains the same in what concerns the sharp and clear image quality that you have been accustomed with. The ambient light detector will automatically adjust the backlighting depending on the environment.

Below the display is the navigation array with the four-way toggle in the center. The dual-slider design is still present, but with some slight modifications. When you push the screen up, the alphanumeric keypad is revealed and when you push the screen down the dedicated multimedia controls show up. An important note must be made here, when you slide the screen down, the phone will orientate from portrait to landscape and in order to get it back you need to push the screen up. It is nice sometimes, but it can also get annoying.



On the left side of the phone you will find the 3.5mm headphone jack and on the right side the volume rocker, the shortcut for the photo gallery and the camera capture key. On both sides you will find speakers, so you can imagine that watching some movies or listening to music will turn out to be a great experience.

The camera lens is on the back, but in this case there is no cover for them. This could be an improvement, but also a disadvantage for some and here is why: when you keep the phone in a pocket you might accidentally activate the camera and find yourself with no battery left. But in the other case, there is longer a protection for the lenses. The 8GB of internal memory will be just enough to make sure you have space for media files, applications and documents, so you will not miss the expansion slot.



Also, <strong>Nokia N95 8GB</strong> comes with a 5 megapixels camera with Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens, these are also used in digital cameras, so photos will look sharp and rather professional, and not to mention the editing possibilities you have. For video recording, you have two possibilities, MP4 or 3GP formats.

Its battery life of about 5 hours of talk time and up to 11 days in standby is reasonable if we were to consider its multimedia features.

<strong>Nokia 6300</strong> is a great simple phone, oriented more towards the thin profile but which still presents certain catchy features.  It comes packed with a 2 megapixels camera, 128MB internal memory and a microSD expansion slot for upgrading the memory. Furthermore, in the case of any transfer that you might want to make, you just have to use the USB port and connect the device to your computer.
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This phone appeals to a wide range of consumers due to its slim profile and very sturdy design.  If we were to consider the phone as being slim, we should also consider the battery life of being pretty good, so you don’t have to worry if you load applications, take photos and make some phone calls.

Being such a popular phone and because we are talking about Nokia, there are many <strong>Nokia 6300 applications</strong> that have been developed. Some of them are especially designed for this phone, but most of them are compatible with all Nokia headsets.  Also most of the applications come free, so watch out for those who want to tax you when you can find the same app somewhere else and pay nothing for them. So let’s see some of <strong>Nokia 6300 applications</strong> that you can easily download.

First of all we shall begin with instant messaging and don’t you worry because you have plenty of options in this area. eBuddy is one of the most popular and used instant messaging applications nowadays, it is free and it allows you to talk to your friends via Facebook, Google Talk, Yahoo, MySpace, MSN and some other networks.  If you want to change the radio station and even the whole radio, you can turn to iRadio, it is very easy to use and you can take advantage of non-FM Internet digital radio. There are plenty of alternatives for the video and music player on Nokia 6300. One of them is iPlayer and another example is Media Player New 11.02. Continuing with music and media capabilities, you can choose anything you like, from wallpapers, videos, music, apps with Myxer.



Also in the entertainment sector, 3D Screensaver Maker is another cool app you can use in order to create screensavers from your own photos or just for adding cool animated text. It’s easy to use and you will have something unique. Opera Mini mobile has a great success, because even on computers people use Opera as their default browser, so why wouldn’t it be used on cell phones as well. It enables faster browsing, you can bookmark your web pages and all comes free (the downloading part of course). Sometimes we all lack knowledge of all words and especially when we travel we would like to know how to ask a question or how to describe a certain object.

With Farsi things get easier. It uses Google Translate in order to translate any word or phrase from 57 languages. When you download it, comes with Wikipedia, Google search, horoscope, news and other benefits. If you want to make your home screen look different, you can change the clock format into a 3D one thanks to Clock-3D. The clock itself is simple, but it rotates in 3D space.



These were some of the <strong>Nokia 6300 applications</strong> that you can find and download online, these all come for free, but as I mentioned before there are also many for which you have to pay. You will just have to watch and see if you got space for all of them.

Nokia phones are very popular among all mobile phone users. They have thousands of models to choose from, simple phones, flip and slider phones, touch screen phones and smartphones, an apprpriate phone for everybody. Nokia Nseries has presented a great impact on phone users and has opened the road of multimedia and Nokia smartphones.
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Nokia N70 is one of them. It has a big 2.1” TFT display supporting 256K colors and with a 176x208 pixel resolution. At this size everything looks nice: videos, text, images and themes. With 22MB included and an extra 64 card, you have room for all sorts of personalized items. And because this is a beautiful phone on the outside, you have to paint it on the inside. And the only way to do this is by downloading Nokia N70 themes. And you don’t have any reasons to worry, because there are various websites providing free and unlimited items for Nokia phones.

One website is tehkseven.net, it has all sorts of fun and colorful themes for your mobile phone and below each theme there is a section with user comments, so you will know exactly whether the chosen theme works properly. On mobile-fun.org, you will find more animated Nokia N70 themes and each one shown in a large size with screen shots to see how the theme affects the menu, the messages and other functions.

To continue, on gallery.mobile9.com you can type in a category you like most, such as flowers, cars, cartoons, movies, music, Halloween and they will appear. Again you can see what other think about the chosen theme and you can even share it on Facebook, so everybody can see where you get your cool stuff from. On mobileheart.com, the themes are already categorized and they include: abstract, animals, artistic, brand, cars, cartoon, landscape, Islamic, love, people, sport and tech. themes here aren’t spectacular, but more like simple and ordinary.



One website dedicated to phone themes is themes4urmobilephone.com, you can also tell this from the website’s name. And these are not all the places folks, there are many more, and you need a lot of time to browse through each of them in order to find the perfect one, as long as you don’t know exactly what you want. One of my personal favorite is zedge.net. This one has some of the newest and the most popular themes, ringtones, videos, games, wallpapers available for all mobile phones.

And what is also important to be mentioned is the fact that there is the possibility of creating your own theme or ringtone. If you happen to have a favorite picture or photo, you can upload it to the website and afterwards select from different font styles the one that you prefer and in a couple of seconds the theme will be processed and ready to be downloaded. You can even create an account and upload your own themes or see other user’s accounts and select from their galleries. It is a very cool website, but you should know that if you want to be able to download unlimited items you will have to create an account, but don’t worry because you won’t receive any annoying spam in your e-mail.



One last website is mobiles24.com. Now that you have all the resources that you need all you have to do is browse through all of them. And among all these, it is impossible not to find something interesting.