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5.0 stars
"Excelent phone, buy right away if you can get your hands on it!!!!!"
Pros: Lots of features, easy to use, get free stuff immediately
Cons: None; I love this phone! (except it's hard to find in stores)
Summary: Have you ever heard that Europe and Japan are far more advanced in technology than we are? Well, it's true. This phone is so great it is not yet sold in the US. This phone works all over the world, gets great reception where no other phone does (I've tried it in a mall bathroom), has gret battery life, a large screen, gets great speech quality, can take hi-res photos (1.3 meg) and video, has an MP3 player with sound quality of an iPod, has radio which remembers the names of stations, just like sattelite radio but there are no monthly contracts, and has a very clear recording mechanism. Furthermore, it has an alarm clock, a synchronisation feature to be used with Nkois' special sync software, a to-do list with alert, an easy to browse gallery, where all recordings, ringtones, pictures, video, music files, and all the files on the memory card are kept. In addition, it has an advanced currency converter, a world clock, and a translator (for the frequent flyer), MMS and SMS (Multimedia Messaging Service and Short Messaging Service, respectively), a notepad, and a wallet function. It also has USB, Bluetooth, and infrared connectivity, it has PTT (Push To Talk), has voice recognition, can use any MP3 as a ringtone (so ringtones are exactly the real song and they're free), has a memory card, upgradable to 2 GB or whatever you want to buy, can use real images as wallpaper (the images are not pulled out of proportion thanks to Nokia's specail clipping technology), can use a video clip or slide show (also uploadable through the memory card) as a screensaver, etc, etc, etc! I could go on and on! And most importantly of all, it will work with any service provider as long as the company usues SIM Cards for their phones (that's now the industry standard).
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