Navigation Made Easy With the Nokia 6710 Navigator
The Nokia 6710 Navigator is a phone with a set purpose.
It is, as the name implies a phone used for navigation.
Although that is its primary aim, it also provides a wealth of other features.
It is compact in size, being 104 mm x 50 mm wide and 14 mm thick.
It uses the ARM 11 600 MHz processor for its functionality and benefits from the Symbian operating system as well.
The phone comes with a 2.
6 inch TFT screen which displays 16 million colours at a pixel resolution of 240 x 320 pixels.
True life colour representation is evident on the phone and with crystal clarity as well the screen is impressive.
As a means of enlarging images, the phone incorporates a touch sensitive zoom bar which enlarges images to make viewing easier.
The addition of an accelerometer function is welcome.
Connectivity is provided by a whole host of functions, which include GPRS, EDGE, HSCSD, HSDPA and WI-Fi.
Web browsing is fast and responsive due in part to its ability to access the net at speeds of up to 10.
2 Mbps.
Blue tooth and MicroUSB complete the ensemble, whilst the GPS with A-GPS support function offers satellite navigation.
A 5 mega pixel camera that operates at a resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels is a central element of the handset.
It comes with auto focus and an LED flash as well as the benefit of employing Carl Zeiss optics, which are simply excellent.
As an alternative to static images, the phone allows the taking of video at VGA quality and at 15 frames per second.
Video calls can also be made and received with the handset.
Entertainment is provided by the inclusion of an MP3/MP4 player and stereo FM radio.
Downloaded music and video files of varying types can be played and with memory storage capacity available of up to 16 Gb, by using the microSD slot, there is plenty of room.
Local and national radio stations are available via the radio, if desired.
The Nokia Navigator is a phone of substance.
It utilises some of the latest technology to provide a well crafted and dependable phone that is consistently good.
The phone has become a firm favourite since its inception in August 2009, and there is no reason to doubt that this will change.
It is, as the name implies a phone used for navigation.
Although that is its primary aim, it also provides a wealth of other features.
It is compact in size, being 104 mm x 50 mm wide and 14 mm thick.
It uses the ARM 11 600 MHz processor for its functionality and benefits from the Symbian operating system as well.
The phone comes with a 2.
6 inch TFT screen which displays 16 million colours at a pixel resolution of 240 x 320 pixels.
True life colour representation is evident on the phone and with crystal clarity as well the screen is impressive.
As a means of enlarging images, the phone incorporates a touch sensitive zoom bar which enlarges images to make viewing easier.
The addition of an accelerometer function is welcome.
Connectivity is provided by a whole host of functions, which include GPRS, EDGE, HSCSD, HSDPA and WI-Fi.
Web browsing is fast and responsive due in part to its ability to access the net at speeds of up to 10.
2 Mbps.
Blue tooth and MicroUSB complete the ensemble, whilst the GPS with A-GPS support function offers satellite navigation.
A 5 mega pixel camera that operates at a resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels is a central element of the handset.
It comes with auto focus and an LED flash as well as the benefit of employing Carl Zeiss optics, which are simply excellent.
As an alternative to static images, the phone allows the taking of video at VGA quality and at 15 frames per second.
Video calls can also be made and received with the handset.
Entertainment is provided by the inclusion of an MP3/MP4 player and stereo FM radio.
Downloaded music and video files of varying types can be played and with memory storage capacity available of up to 16 Gb, by using the microSD slot, there is plenty of room.
Local and national radio stations are available via the radio, if desired.
The Nokia Navigator is a phone of substance.
It utilises some of the latest technology to provide a well crafted and dependable phone that is consistently good.
The phone has become a firm favourite since its inception in August 2009, and there is no reason to doubt that this will change.
