Nokia X6 Reviews

The X6 is an ultra modern looking touch screen device with all of the media compatibility that came with the XpressMusic Range. The handset itself is only 13.8 mm thick, which is pretty reasonable for a touch screen device, and has a 3.2 Inch 16:9 touch screen which means you can watch your films across the whole of the screen without any “letter boxing”. It is clean a minimalistic in design and is set to impress from the moment it leaves your pocket.

The specs of this handset read just like any other new Nokia on the market with a vast range of connectivity options such as 3G, HSDPA, Wi-Fi and BlueTooth mean that you'll stay connected on the move. GPS and the built in Ovi Maps GPS Software will ensure that you always know where your going.

The X6 feels less like a taster of things to come. Put side by side with other offerings on the market the X6 just noses ahead of the rest.

Ed

"In short it doesnt look as spritely as the : iPhone, HTC HD2 or other new phones. The lack of multi-touch or something similar is VERY disappointing. Nothing new in term of technology other than a capacitive screen. If you want to see technology look at the apple iPhone 3gs and s"

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Written by Ed

In short it doesnt look as spritely as the : iPhone, HTC HD2 or other new phones. The lack of multi-touch or something similar is VERY disappointing. Nothing new in term of technology other than a capacitive screen. If you want to see technology look at the apple iPhone 3gs and see what features is has, including a magnetometer.

One of two things will happen with the Nokia X6, either Nokia will become more transparent and start to provide roadmaps of potential future plan in terms of updates (firmware) or they will do what they always have done which is to keep rolling out new phones with very little in terms of technology and not provide good updates to their existing models.

I think a lack of Nokia response to all their customers telling them in the last 4 months about their poor response, says it all. Good Bye Nokia, you've been too complacent

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