Though Nokia seems to be busy with zeroing in on Windows Phone operating system for their high-end mobile devices, there are still a number of smartphones for unveiling that will play on the company’s previous operating system entitled Symbian. After revealing a slew of handsets that employ the most recent in Symbian user interface ‘Belle’, Nokia has been endeavoring to imbue leading-edge technologies in their advanced models. One of such feature-loaded mobile devices that very much utilize the maker’s latest Symbian UI is Nokia 700. Designed appealing, the variant features a range of smart attributes while highlighting its new Near Fear Communication. Wrapped in ultra- stylish metal and glass, the device lays claims to being the world’s smallest smartphone with ultra-fast performance.
What is it?
The exquisite model from Nokia – N700, highlights by integrating higher-end specs in a body that measures only 110mm x 50.7mm x 9.7mm. Powered by an efficient 1GHz processor, the smartphone ensures an enhanced, speedy user experience while a full media player keeps music enthusiasts completely engrossed. Support for multiple digital formats for audio and video along with a stereo FM radio and RDS has been included as well. Weighing as little as 96g, it revives the whole interaction with multimedia by allowing users to stay connected day in, day out.
Key features:
The most diminutive smartphone ever from Nokia comes equipped with a cool 3.2-inch AMOLED ClearBlack touchscreen with 640 x 360 pixels screen resolution. Users can seamlessly access and control their email, music and radio widgets right from the amazing six home screens. Those inclined towards keeping their social world on toes can simply scroll their mail inbox and social networking feeds and updates. The gorgeous N700 also features a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash to capture good times. Uplifting the experience are 720p high-definition video recording and face recognition. Some other eye-catchy attributes comprise up to 32GB of expandable memory, powerful 1080mAh battery that renders around 7 hours of talktime, 2GB internal memory, integrated GPS with Nokia Maps, and connectivity options like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 3.0.
What’s innovative?
Nokia stands apart for incorporating heavy features in the most compact touch framework which can be picked up in enticing colors of peacock blue, cool grey, coral red, silver/white, and purple. Based on the new Symbian Belle OS, the smartphone also boasts of its NFC technology that provides an easy way to share and connect wirelessly. Users can even use the embedded technology to connect multiple phones and play multi-player games like Angry Birds Magic. One can further get occupied with preloaded apps, social client for social network feeds, browser, F-Secure, Vlingo, Ovi Music, TuneWiki, Nokia Suite, and others.
Price and availability:
The Eco-friendly N700 has been priced at around $367 and should be available by now.
Accessories:
To leverage the experience and get the most of their N700, users can purchase the trendy Nokia Carrying Case Cp-554, Nokia 16GB microSDHC card MU-44, Nokia Bluetooth mono headset, Nokia Play 360-degree, and Nokia Bluetooth stereo headset BH-111. Some other suitable accessories for the handset include Nokia’s Soft Cover CC-1022, Hard Cover CC-3106, Battery BP-5Z, Universally Compatible Carrying Case CP-555, and Reflective Screen Protector CP-5027.
The up side:
The smartphone looks appealing for its sturdily built compact design. Users may appreciate its bright and clear 3.2-inch display for stunning visuals and easy to use user interface for an immersive experience.
The down side:
Unfortunately, the Nokia Store doesn’t integrate much collection of apps. The N700 also falls back for its slow processing power and virtual on screen keyboard which is slightly awkward.
Our experience:
The overall encounter with Nokia’s condensed N700 is quite impressive owing to a host of powerful features and great body. We enjoyed the device’s smooth touchscreen and built-in GPS receiver for free access to voice navigation and maps. Perfect for multimedia enthusiasts, the device entertained us thoroughly and indeed delivered an incredible journey.
The bottomline:
Nokia has done a great job in crafting a really small smartphone with outstanding features. Users who like carrying compact devices and using high-end facilities while traveling or doing something can certainly pick this one. Also, if you are someone who enjoys staying knitted with closed ones without staying tethered to a mains socket without drilling a hole in your pocket, then Nokia’s gorgeous N700 could well be the foremost Symbian phone we would recommend you to consider.
