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'the phone felt great.'

'This is significantly more noticeable when opening the phone, and detracts from the phone's premium quality feel.'

'it has a front number pad and d-pad and can be used as a traditional phone, complete with T9-style text entry.'

'incredibly robust phone'

'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.'

'robust productivity tools for the mobile professional'

'The horizontal mode of the phone can be very useful when browsing in the Internet or viewing a text document as it allows you to see much more.'

'robust address book outshines even the mobile Outlook'

'The phone is compatible with Cingular and T-Mobile networks'

'The N93 also is UPnP and PictBridge compatible.'

'Call quality is satisfactory as some distortion and echo plague the calls but the volume is high enough to overcome minor complaints.'

'sleek new Triband GSM (900/1800/1900Mhz) handset with 2100Mhz WCDMA support - along with a host of other new features'

'Nokia 6233 features EDGE high speed'

'this phone is impressive enough to present its owner at any chic party or meeting.'

'The Bad Compare It: Side-by-Side Comparison * If the Samsung D800 interests you, I suggest that you look at: Siemens S46 , Siemens A56 , Samsung X100 Excerpts from the opinions added to the Samsung D800 user review page: "Also the slide covers doesn't move up far enough to expose the keypad properly.'

'All the proprietary connectors that used to tie you into Nokia accessories are gone, thankfully.'

'Still, excellent ergonomics go a long way towards mitigating this as the handset feels neither especially thick nor heavy when held.'

'The media player is easily navigable, runs very smoothly and the inbuilt stereo speakers output high-quality audio even at high volumes.'