Nokia N78 Mobile Phone
September 29, 2008
Nokia N78 3.5G Mobile Phone is widely perceived as Nokia’s substitution for the fatigue stricken Nokia N73 Mobile Phone. Much like the other mobile phones belonging to the N series of Nokia, this model too engages the ever-prompt Symbian S60 operating system. In spite of being studded with myriad smartphone features, this mobile phone never tend to compromise on its dimensions. This underscores the fact that this gadget can always be regarded as a sleek and slim device ideally complying with ergonomics.
This mono block mobile phone flaunts an aGPS for aiding navigation, positioning and geotagging. Geotagging refers to a technological advancement that explains the place details where a photograph or video clipping was captured. For this, the GPS system has to combine with the imaging device of the mobile phone. The imaging device of this model, in its turn refers to a snapper of 3.2Megapixels that is further fortified with a Carl Zeiss Optics Tessar lens. If Autofocus and Auto exposure features do not impress, then how about a landslide 20 x digital zoom? Apart from these, this sector is well furnished by a galaxy of supporting features such as white balance, photo settings, colour tone, editor, blogging and video recording as well as playback features.
Connectivity features of this mobile phone definitely starts with the assisted GPS system that comes with the back-up of Nokia maps. This quad band GSM mobile phone that is also complimented by WCDMA meets fast communication download by means of a combined effort from HSDPA, 3G and Wi-Fi. Internet browsing in this model is explained judiciously by a Nokia browser with mini maps. For short distance wireless data transfer this mobile phone engages the stereo bluetooth (A2DP). Wired connectivity in this phone is explained by a hi-speed USB 2.0. Messaging with this phone can also be an elated experience with Email backed up by SMTP, POP3 and IMAP4 attachments, instant messaging and MMS apart from the conventional SMS.
Nokia N78 Multimedia Mobile Phone further, has a decent TFT display of 2.4” diagonal size that is embellished by QVGA resolution (240 x 320 pixels) and 16 million colours. The built-in music player of this device can realise AAC and WMA files apart from the good old MP3. This music player offers a range of niceties too like an equaliser, FM stereo radio, visual radio, album art and playlists. The device also excels in the games section with its smart inclusion of Java games and the facility for downloading extra games.
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