Best GSM Nokia Cell Phones - International Use, 499 to 800 Contacts Address Book Capacity

'Super strong one piece polycarbonate shell'

'good design'

'good music support'

'incredible battery life'

'This phone is usable by a lay man too and it’s not at all confusing.'

'This is a thin, stylish phone supports text messaging, instant messaging, web browsing, and email. '

'mobile DualBand innovative design'

'Organising contacts is easy as the phone has a number of phonebooks which allows you to share your phone hassle-free or group your friends according to your preferences.'

'a tough little phone'

'The phone is sized very tiny that is 1.8 inches having the capacity to cover the smallest pixelllete are which is in the figures of 128 x 160 pixels.'

'The Nokia 1616 is a robust, user-friendly phone with a large colour display, Nokia Life Tools, and a host of other handy features. '

'If you have small fingers and short fingernails then this phone might only be easy to use, but ideal for you.'

'Nokia 8910iThe Titanium encased Nokia 8910 , seemingly perfect, was the most advancedphone among its class of luxury mobiles with key features like GPRS, HSCSD andBluetooth capabilities.'

'The phone has a calendar which is very intuitive and Nokia equipped it with a phone book having a contact list capacity of 500.'

'Its black, silver and gold colour combination is stylish enough, as is the oval frame.'

'The Nokia 1280 is a reliable mobile phone which is tough and built for simplicity.  .'

'solid, simple and friendly mobile phone'

'The Nokia 1280 is a very economical phone which has a monochrome display type. '

'extremely durable phone'

'the 6102i's audio capabilities are clear and free from distortion.'

'Nokia 6102i is similar to 6102 in design; Nokia 6103 introduces a modern look to the compact size and ease-of-use of 6101.'

'decent built-in camera'

'The N78 will also ship with the new Nokia Maps 2.0, which offers a complete navigation system in your pocket.'

'We tested the smartphone on AT&T's HSDPA network in Lower Manhattan, and calls sounded pretty good.'