The NEW Nokia N78
The Nokia N78 is causing a stir at the moment by its solid feature set, more-so than the N96 which is amazing since it is classed as an entry level Nseries device!
With a wide range of mobile phones out in the market, you would be thinking it?s now doubly hard to look for an all-in-one mobile device that shows off the outstanding features of a real multimedia phone? at an affordable price. The latest addition to Nokia?s roster of savvy phones will defeat that thinking.
Here comes Nokia N78, the newest phone in town that will surely capture your heart and tastes. Nokia N78 is practically a multimedia pocket pc that brings together the latest technology of digital photography, sounds, usability and interactivity into one ultimate gizmo. The best part of it is that you can enjoy these top-notch wonders at the inexpensive price of a single package.
Now, Nokia N78 is a scaled-down version of the released Nokia N82 series. However, unlike Nokia N82 cell phone, Nokia N78 is not born to replace its predecessor. In fact, N82?s camera shoots at 5 megapixels while N78?s cam shoots at 3.2 megapixels.
Despite that, N78 still calls for celebration because it is packed with the most powerful mobile technologies and software?s that will fascinate you. N78 comes with A-GPS including Nokia Maps, WLAN and high-speed HSPDA 3G connectivity and 8 GB microSD support for your music and data files. The bonus is ?geo-tagging? of pictures and added FM transmitter.
Music is still superb, and remains to be the best feature as this is what the Nokia Nseries phones are designed for. However, the interesting part of this multimedia phone is that the integrated FM transmitter allows music to be played on any equipment that receives FM signals, such as the car or home radio. Not only that, N78 also comes with an Internet radio.
To sum up, the extra cool features of the N78 plus its new sleek design make it a distinct mobile phone that is worth keeping.
I think from what I have seen andread, the N78 is a sensible update to the popular N73 and it is great to see that Nokia are concentrating on improving and enhancing the software side of the device instead of cramming in evolutionary new hardware into the handset
A look at the Nokia N78 screen:
The camera again without any mechanical form of protection:
