Filed under: Handsets, Features, Nokia, Symbian, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS
Remember the good ol' days when life was simple, global GSM phones had two or three bands, and Nokia's S60 devices had four digits? Yeah, us too -- and we've gotta admit, there's a nostalgic little piece of us that's delighted to see that Nokia hasn't abandoned S60 outside of its Nseries altogether. The
6120 Classic is a great incognito smartphone; the casual observer would never suspect it to be anything more than a run-of-the-mill S40 device (albeit a particularly attractive one). It's small, the pearlescent white shell looks fantastic against the chrome accents, and the screen's bright. If there's anything negative we can say at a glance, it's that the phone's soft keys are a little awkwardly placed, causing us to hit the Menu and C keys accidentally on several occasions. Hit the gallery to see how Nokia does a four-digit smartphone up right!
Thanks to the good folks at
Wireless Imports for the hookup!
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Aug 30 2007, 04:08 AM
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Filed under: Nokia, Handsets, Symbian, EDGE, GPRS, s60, UMTS, GSM, candybar, HSDPA, Features, hands-on, HandsOn, hands on, 6120, 6120Classic, 6120 classic