It’s not often that we’ll direct your attention straight to a video on this blog. In fact, if we’re honest, the video is normally a bit of a filler, something we’ve spent all of 2 minutes trying to find and pasting in in some vain attempt to make it appear as if we’re all technical and savvy with the ways of blogging. Today, however, thank to the Nokia 6710, is different. Very different indeed. Because we want you to watch the video right now.
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There we go. So, now you know about the Nokia 6710 Navigator, right? Now you know, in fact, how to stalk a girl using her phone. Because, come on: ladies if a complete stranger turned up at your door with a bunch of flowers and told you he was there because he’d searched through your phone to find personal details to track you down, you’d call the police, right? Or at least give him a crowbar to the face.
Fair enough, this illegal piece of propaganda does a decent if cheesy job of showing off what the 6710 has to offer – maps, mapping and more maps – but we think Nokia could have found a slightly smarter way to do it. Anyway, check out this Nokia 6710 review for a full rundown of all the things it’s capable of, or have a look at The official Nokia page, which luckily manages to avoid all incitements to breaking the law.
The new 6710 Navigator has all the capabilities of a dedicated GPS handset, with the convergence of mobile technology. With a state of the art 5.0 Mega pixel camera, streamlined design, specially tailored accessories, and dependable battery, the phone is a must-have for those who like to know exactly where they stand. Or drive, for that matter.
Most important to this review is the navigation system that gives the 6710 Navigator its name. Nokia has gone all out to improve their maps software, giving it great graphics, clarity and usability. They have special drive and walk navigation options, a compass and geo-tagging options. Below the display there is a dedicated zoom bar for easy map viewing, and the display adjusts to outdoor conditions as most navigation is done on the go.
The Nokia 6710 Navigator allows for a synchronization between maps and Ovi, which allows the use to pre plan trips at home on the computer and then transfer details and directions onto the phone. Great option for global travellers and backyard explorers alike. The Maps software has been updated to show you high resolution aerial images, and has other similar options to make navigation complete. To make life even simpler, the box comes with a special car holder for the phone so that you can prop the phone up on the dashboard for directions while driving. Speaking of dashboards, the interface has a great widget-like interface for easy access to applications.
The Nokia’s official page has a state of the art camera with Carl Zeiss optics and dual LED flash. The geo-tagging feature enables you to take a picture and then mark the exact co-ordinates of the location. So if you sometimes forget where you’ve been, the phone definitely wont. The Nokia is great for creating your own maps and memories.
For a full Nokia 6710 review visit Best Mobile Contracts. Or check out this video of the phone in action on Youtube
It’s not often that we’ll direct your attention straight to a video on this blog. In fact, if we’re honest, the video is normally a bit of a filler, something we’ve spent all of 2 minutes trying to find and pasting in in some vain attempt to make it appear as if we’re all technical and savvy with the ways of blogging. Today, however, thank to the Nokia 6710, is different. Very different indeed. Because we want you to watch the video right now.