Nokia N70

When Nokia produces a brand new phone, even if it’s is just an improvement, a little tweak here and there, from the previous – the whole world watches. This time, Nokia N70 has the whole world’s attention with its elegant classy look as formed by the stainless steel bezel that surrounds its screen and keypad.
But its not something we haven’t seen yet, as the Nokia N70 is akin to its predecessor, the Nokia 6680. They are both Nokia smart phones with similar design and most of the same specifications. However, as expected with any upgrade model, the N70 also has some amazing enhancements which serve its own model type. But is it worth it? Let’s see…
The Nokia N70 includes a 2-megapixel camera and improved handset design rendering its classica features. Some people consider it to be at a higher level because of its better reception compared to the other Nokia smart phones. This one has a loud signal and a wide range of file formats to choose from which can be used as a call signal. Among these are: MIDI (64-tones polyphony), True Tones (WB-AMR), WAV, MP3, AAC, AMR (NB-AMR), and eAAC+. To more people, it is said to be the best smartphone that doesn’t have a touchscreen. The N70 is better by being smaller, lighter, and with longer battery life. Its dimensions are those that are typical of a Nokia, that is, around 108.8 x 53x21.8 mm, with weight of 126 g. It looks a bit smaller though than the Nokia 6680 and more convenient to be carried anywhere. Its screen resolution is also standard with about 176x208 pixels and 2.13" in diagonal or 41x35 mm of active space. The screen is very much the same though with the Nokia 6680/6681 with 262K support. However, its display is considered by some as the best among the smartphones.

For the purposes of comparison, we’ll review in details the changes little improvement from the Nokia 6630 to the Nokia 6680 and now to the Nokia N70:
* Active Standby application
* More classical design
* 262 K screen from the 65K ones
* The camera interface has been redesigned so now you can enjoy new settings such as the following features: Automatic, User - user defined settings, Portrait in 1-2 m distance from the object, Landscape/scene if the object is far away, Night mode and a Sports mode for the faster moving objects. Also, the flash now works in four more sophisticated modes: automatic, anti-red eyes, and off. Meanwhile, its White balance modes are automatic, artificial light, sunny, cloudy, fluorescent lamp with effects like negative, sepia, and black and white. Brightness and contrast settings are adjustable while its digital zoom is up to x20.
* FM radio
* Thinner and more attractive design
* Extra keys such as the new button have been added. This is placed right in the middle of the original phone setup where it opens the Gallery. Of course, you can also select for a customization option in the menu.
* The new N70 has a breakthrough with its integrated FM-radio where its reception quality is good. To let you tune in to the right music, it has a good automatic search for radio stations.
However, on the downside, the Nokia N70 has a slower speed in comparison to most of the other mobile phones. It also has a very inconvenient red button which closes applications as well as a poor macro mode, a matte surface which is prone to scratches, very small keys and slow PC synchronization. In addition to this, it has no infrared port and some the setbacks of its predecessors have been dismissed into oblivion.
However, for the long and short of it, this is still one great successor of the Nokia line, especially that of the Nokia 6680. Though the improvements from the previous Nokia models are not drastically dramatic, the device is well worth the price especially as the new N70 comes with the PIM and multimedia applications that transform this Nokia into a PDA-phone for mobile professionals. |
Our
Sponsors
More Mobiles Phones Gadgets
Nokia N93
Featuring: film in a flicker. Trust Nokia to reduce the massive Hollywood sets into a size fit to the palm of your hands. Now showing, Nokia N93, the ultimate mobile phone for spontaneous and sophisticated video recording...

BlackBerry 7100
The Blackberry 7100 series of smartphones has a more phone-like form complete with their new 20-key QWERTY keypads. With these features and more, the Blackberries are now too much of a temptation even for the most adamant to stick to their mobile phones especially those who blacklisted the Blackberry because it was too boxy for a cellular-wireless handheld to their face...

Motorola RAZR V3x
This Razr is one killer, ranking at the top of the 10 sexiest gadgets this world has ever laid eyes on. This Motorola RAZR V3x had recently won the Best 3GSM Handset 2006 Award at the 3GSM World Congress just this year. Truly, it was aimed at melting the hearts of people who would easily fall over a gadget oozing with fashion and features. People like me, which is why I am so crazily into this Motorola RAZR V3x most especially with its disco flair that comes in a to-die-for hot pink version. You’ll surely heat up the streets if you’re taking this killer along in one of those hot party nights. If not, you’ll love just how it looks good just within your touch, sun up or sun down...

O2 Xda Atom
If you wanna have fun with your, as well as have some envious peeks glance your way, you’ve got to get the new O2 Xda Atom, a certainly eye-catching dandy for a phone. Have it in your repertoire of gadgets and you’ll surely be king of the hill with this one...
PalmOne Treo 650 Palm OS SmartphoneZ
Hear ye, hear ye: the newest and hottest Palm OS Smartphone is now available on the market. Introducing the palmOne Treo 650 Palm OS Smartphone another product of the successful series of Treo 600. This time, this Treo 650 has several key improvements that show vast improvements in technology since the release of its predecessors over a year ago...

Samsung SGH-T809
If looks can kill, the new Samsung SGH-T809 will certainly slay the competition in the market with its sleek new slider look. This maybe the phone that is too sexy for you as its futuristic look will make you look, and feel, like Bond, James Bond...
Siemens M65
When we buy mobile phones, we are always under the impression that these fragile things must be kept well in our pockets, if not in our hands. But the Siemens M65 changed all that being claimed as a mobile "designed for consumers with an active outdoor lifestyle"...

K510i
Finally, the Sony Ericsson has the perfect phone mobile that is both
fun and functional. What’s more, it’s a great phone that comes with
an equally great price. Get this smart and sleek lightweight mobile
(90g) with clean-cut curves available either in Midnight Black or
Polished Purple. It also comes with fantastic accessories which prioritize
high-caliber cyber shots so you always have a camera close by for
your quality photos or video clips with its 1.3-megapixel camera...
W700i
Get a blast with the W700i as you’ll get a new kind of musical spin. The latest in the Sony Ericsson line of Walkman® phones, this one comes with a gigantic room for storage for your favorite music which has the capacity for keep up to 64 of your songs. You can do this through its 256MB Memory Stick™ PRO Duo which is included in the phone kit. And when 64 songs are not enough for a music addict like you, you can go to a higher level of musical experience by using their 4GB Memory Stick™ PRO Duo media which are available in stores worldwide...
W900i
This is the ultimate mobile for music on the move. Introducing the new Ericsson’s group of Walkman music phones member which comes in a 3G-enabled W900i. This time, it has audio quality that surpasses even the most advanced digital music player with its state-of-the-art functions...
K608i
Urban elegance has never been more defined in a mobile than this one. Apparently, Sony Ericsson has been very busy at quickly adopting and evolving some of the best 3G enabled handsets you can find in the urban jungle...
K790i
Really, this is more of a camera than a phone. But then again, you wouldn’t know the difference anyway, because you’ll be much too excited with the features of this uber cool mobile phone...

W810i
The W810i, by virtue of its being Walkman, cam also double up as a stylish music player. A convenient to use Walkman digital music player, it also comes with folders for your artists and playlists. It is not only a digital music player, but also an FM radio, a music management software and a hive of a lot of cool accessories to make listening experience a shoot to the zenith of pleasure. It also comes with a 512 MB Memory Stick PRO™ Duo so that you can store up to 20 full-length audio CDs. For quality listening, meanwhile, you can use their stereo headset...
Z800i
Looks expensive, is expensive, but is certainly worth your every expense. This is the ultimate eye-candy phone, if looks can kill - you’ve got a killer here. Z800i is the ultimate mobile experience as you fix your senses to a feast neatly bundled in one Sony Ericsson. See for yourself, let your touch glide through its gleaming surface and marvel at the design and color brilliance...

Sony Ericsson K750i
Anything you could ever ask from a high-end camera phone, you’ll find them all at the new Sony Ericsson's K750i. But then again, what can you expect from one of the leading brands of mobile phones especially with their successful line of K750 phone series. However, mind you, do not dare mistake this as just another K750; for even as it shares much of its predecessors great qualities, it has better features on its own...

Sony Ericsson W600i
Technological trends continue to astound us by cramming ever-increasing features set into ever-shrinking packages. While 2004 was the year of the camera phone, 2005 has proven to be the year of the music phone. Evidence? The Motorola ROKR, the LG CE500, and the Samsung SCH-A950. It’s just fitting that Sony Ericsson would join, nay, crash the party with a music phone of their own. Hence, here is a look at their latest bad boy, the W600i...

Sony Ericsson W700
Introducing the new Sony Ericsson W700 clad in a chic Titanium Gold design with Sony's superb audio quality along with a 2 megapixel camera. This eye-catching gadget will be available globally on the 2nd quarter of 2006 and by then an elegant white color variant would also be up on some markets. According to MobileWhack, this is the latest Walkman phone with a 2.0 megapixel camera that has been approved by the FCC...

Sony Ericsson W800I
Sony Ericsson is one of the few mobile phone companies with such an impressive pedigree. A merger of two giants: Ericsson, a mobile phone company, and Sony, the consumer electronics giant, Sony Ericsson is poised to take the mobile world by storm with its Walkman-branded line of music phones...

|