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Nokia 5630 - A Music Phone

If you are the one looking for a pure music and gaming phone, you should definitely go for this brilliant and cool design.

Nokia has announced the most recent addition Nokia 5630 to its music series phones especially for that section of users who love music. This handset of Nokia is apparently the lightest and slimmest gaming mobile phone with the thickness of 12mm and weight of just 83 gm. This music series basically runs on Symbian S60 operating system and features internet radio, music player, FM, 3.2 mega pixels with dual LED flash, headphone socket of 3.5mm, microSD card and wireless Bluetooth technique.

Major features

The display screen having size 2.2 inches acquires standard TFT technology and offers the color combinations of about 16 million colors. The resolution 240 x 320 pixels introduced is also enough to display pictures in their full natural appearance.

For providing easy access to music menu, this handset is equipped with dedicated music controls. The option of vibration alert has been also included in the feature set of mobile phone that makes the users cognizant about the incoming call without causing any disturbance of ringtone.Several mp 3 ringtones along with polyphonic ringtones of 64 channels have been also provided that renders its users an opportunity to personalize the call receiving feature.

A speakerphone has been also flanked in the unit that aids to make hands free conversations.The users can store desired number of music tracks and other media files in 150 mega bytes of internal memory, even they can also increase the overall storage space up to 4 Giga bytes by adding external memory card such as microSD.

To enlighten the users with wonderful photography experience, two cameras are flanked in the unit. The primary camera of 3.15 mega pixel offering the resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels has been integrated in the unit along with auto focus and dual flash.Other features incorporated are FM radio with RDS feature, secondary camera, music player, predictive text input technique, web browser, wireless Bluetooth technology and other recent data transmission techniques.

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