If two major leaders will join, then off course something new and classy will come out. I tell you what; the new Nokia 6555 is the best example for this. The new Nokia 6555 is now available from AT&T and Nokia.
The Nokia 6555 phone is all geared up to take the advantage of AT&T’s high-speed 3G network and wireless network. With the support from AT&T’s Mobile music range, users can access Music ID song recognition, music videos, Napster services and eMusic and XM radio Mobile.
A quick-access CV key lets you access AT&T’s streaming video content service, local weather forecasts, latest sports information and entertainment and broadcasts from cable news outlets. Customers can also get the latest movie timings, reviews and download ringtones.
The Nokia 6555 is manufactured in a ‘smoothblack’ design that eliminates the sharp edges found at the hinge, so that it is comfortable to hold. The Nokia 6555 supports push-to-talk functionality and it comes with IM client. The Nokia 6555 is equipped with 1.3 meagpixel camera, so that you can record videos on an optional 2GB microSD memory card. The Bluetooth functionality allows you to connect a wireless headset as well as connect to a PC.
The Nokia 6555 carries a price tag of US $49.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and two-year service agreement from AT&T.
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