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| Network GSM 850 / GSM 900 / GSM 1 | | Dimensions 3.9" x 2.09" x 0.83" (9 | | Weight 4.4 o | | Camera Resolution: 5+ megapixelauto-focus / Carl Zeiss lens / LED flash / scene modes, plus brigh | | Memory 60 MB (built-in, flash shared memory) | | Screen Type: LCD (Color TFT/TFD)Resolution: 240 x 320 pixels (QVGA)2.6" diagonalColors: 16.7 million (24- | |
I upgraded from a Nokia N70 to this phone about a month ago and recently upgraded the firmware to version 11 (via Nokia Software Update).
This phone is as close to perfect as I can imagine for my needs, and can only imagine that firmware updates in the future will fix the minor bugs and glitches I'm currently experiencing (the firmware update I just applied fixed a lot of them)
PROs:
Every function that I loved in the N70 (which is a lot) got improved. Slight functionality improvements to the parts that already worked well, and completely new features that rock my socks.
* 5MP camera takes great shots in daylight, very decent shots at nighttime, though I'd suggest using the night mode versus automatic for those.
* WiFi is awesome.
* Web browser rocks. Much better, IMO than the Opera browser on my N70, which was very good in it's own right.
* OS (S60v3) response time is *much* faster than my N70 (S60v2)
CONs:
* Even with firmware update, camera takes too long to start (though once it's open, taking pictures works quite well and quickly)
* Maybe it's just my particular hardware, but it takes a ridiculously long time to find a GPS signal. Most of the time it just doesn't get a location at all. (However, once it does find a signal, it's spot on for the rest of the time I use it)