Nokia 6303i Classic Review

New Nokia 6303i Classic also has slightly better resolution camera with 3.2 mega pixel capacity. Based on the Nokia 6303 Classic, the device has sports a 2.2-inch screen with a 240x320 resolution. This one adds a few more features and comes in more color versions when compared with its predecessor.

This device is available with some enhancements which can be widely enjoyed by its users. One of the most significant features can be the battery and social messaging attributes. This phone encompasses improved battery capabilities, facilitating around 8 hours of calls.
The Nokia 6303i Classic has internal memory of 50 MB which is expandable with SD card to 2 GB. The Nokia 6303 classic has only 17 MB inbuilt memory and expandable memory up to 1 GB with SD card. Nokia 6303i classic is also equipped with FM radio making it preferred for music lovers. To give better experience on FM, battery lasts for 30 hours when phone is on FM.
The new phone is fully 2.75G equipped and supports tri-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE connectivity (900 / 1800 / 1900). No sign of 3G, however.
The Nokia 6303i classic is compatible with instant messaging for improved social abilities. The handset embraces a 3.2-megapixel camera with dual LED flash. This can facilitate sharp and picture-clear snaps. One can even share these images online with friends and family. The mobile phone comes in two colors namely silver and khaki gold.

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LG GD880 Mini preview by ASPA Mobile Phone Repair, Auckland, New Zealand

 

Introduction
Designers must love working for the LG GD series. It’s the place to get some bizarre and exotic features – from transparent keypads to a wristwatch. The LG GD880 Mini is perhaps among the more mainstream options but it’s no less keen to impress. LG have been distilling the touch phone again and again and the Mini is their latest and seemingly most mature effort.

LG CEO says the Mini was designed in response to consumer requests. Reportedly, people wanted a phone that’s not too big, too expensive or too complicated. Well, ladies and gentlemen, here’s what you ordered, meet the Mini.

You might be wondering what’s with the “Mini” moniker. In all honesty, the Mini is small compared to the LG BL40 New Chocolate but it’s not a tiny phone. For all we know, it’s neat and compact, a sophisticated and feature-rich LG Pop really.

The LG GD880 Mini distances itself from the current smartphone craze and sticks to LG own S-Class OS. Every element of the interface is carefully and artfully designed, with shading and gloss, with rich and vibrant colors that look great on the pixel-dense screen. The homescreen is trying to mimic the Android depth of field and the GD880 Mini features full multitasking.

LG GD880 Mini at a glance

General: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz,

UMTS 1900/2100 MHz, EDGE class 10

HSDPA 7.2 Mbps and HSUPA 2 Mbps

Form factor: Touchscreen bar

Dimensions: 102 x 47.6 x 10.6 mm, 99 g

Display: 3.2″ TFT capacitive touchscreen with 16:9 aspect ratio and

480 x 854 pixels resolution, multitouch support, scratch-resistant glass surface

Platform: Latest S-Class UI

Memory: 330MB internal memory, hot-swappable microSD card slot

Camera: 5-megapixels auto-focus camera with image stabilization

Geotagging, face detection, Smile Shot, Beauty and

Art shot, VGA video recording at 15 fps

Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP, standard microUSB port, GPS receiver with A-GPS, 3.5mm audio jack

Misc: Accelerometer for screen auto rotate, proximity sensor for screen auto-turn-off, ambient light sensor, full Flash support, FM radio with RDS, DivX/XviD support, Dolby mobile, pinch zooming in gallery and web browser, office document viewer, Facebook and Twitter integration

Battery: 900 mAh battery

Alright then, it’s a complete feature set on the LG GD880 Mini. The best screen resolution around, DivX/XviD support and Dolby mobile make for a great multimedia experience, the web browser handles Flash and pinch-zooming and there’s a document viewer to top it off.

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