Nokia have taken the massively popular mid-range 5800 along with pimped it for the max. It can be physically almost the same sizing as the 5800, even though a few millimetres have been shaved off, so that it is nice and trim to hold. Simultaneously the weight has grown slightly, financing it a new purposeful and sound feel. It is a good phone to hold, and surely a lot less large than nearly all touchscreens. In fact it really is one of the few touchscreen display phones that one could easily operate single-handedly.
The display is a capacitive touch screen, and is really responsive. It is the same dimensions and resolution as the 5800: Three.2 inches wide across and with 640x360 pixels. This gives this one of the scaled-down screen measurements amongst the high-end touchscreen phones, but that is the price you pay to have a compact form factor. Your screen isn't biggest, but it's big enough for the job. It offers a choice of virtual alphanumeric and also QWERTY keypads with automatic display rotation. The person interface is nice, sharing significantly with the 5800, such as the contacts club which allows you to easily entry friends on your own home screen. Your contacts pub gives you usage of dialling, call documents and texts for up to Twenty friends. The capacitive touchscreen is extremely responsive and we think that this is the very easy telephone to use.
