Nokia N79 Mobile Phone Review

Nokia N79 is among the S60 Nokia series which have been available now for quite some time. Although some of the features from the older model have been retained in Nokia N79, there are a number of new and improved features which have been integrated; giving it a high-end touch. The gadget is run by the third edition of the Symbian S60 service pack 2. As a result, there are a number of things that are similar with the older models that run from the same operating system.

Nokia N79 has got a host of new-tech features; including a 5 megapixel, dual LED camera, a built-in wifi, GPRS, an accelerometer and a 2.4 inch sleek screen. Other integrated components include an FM radio, a Dual band UMTS or a Quad band GSM, a navigating wheel which is touch-sensitive, a head phone jack and a 1200 mAh battery. Nokia N79 has got a 4 GB microSD Memory card with it and supports additional cards of up to 8GB capacity. The phone is just for you when it comes to color themes; it has an xpress-on color covers which automatically changes from one color to another according to your favorite one.

When it comes to its face, Nokia N79 is a fashionable item; no matter the age bracket you belong. Figure out this; the gadget has a 16 million color screen sitting on top of a 2.4 inch panel. It is put a finishing touch by an earpiece, a crystal clear VGA color camera and an enveloping light sensor not to mention a well-laid alpha-numeric keypad and some hot keys. On the right side is a Nokia logo on the right side of the phone.

In normality, the phone has got a large screen, but with the coming of the iPhone, people are spoilt and may not realize it. The screen has got great readability of the fonts and the graphics are also well visible even in light. It emits some light brilliantly when its dark enabling you to see everything reasonably.

Looking at the multimedia functionality, the phone is well scoring compared to a host of other phones across the model. Nokia N79 does not have problems when it comes to connecting to devices or the network. It has a good wifi scanning and detection while the Frequency Modulator transmitter is good too. You can easily shoot your graphics and at the same time manage them using such tools as folders with great flexibility. Nokia is a definite worth to your bucks.

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