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17 years ago
Nokia N79 review: Nokia N79
The Nokia N79 delivers extensive features and performs well. Unlike other N-series handsets, the N79 comes with covers that are recognised by the phone, which changes its theme accordingly. It's not the most exciting feature ever, but it does add something different. Overall, we enjoyed using the N79. Our only real complaint is the slightly flat keypad If you're a fan of exchangeable covers, the Nokia N79 might just be the phone for you. Boasting similar features to the Nokia N95, the N79 uses an intelligent-casing system that adds a little extra to an otherwise mundane accessory. The Nokia N79 will be made available soon for free on a monthly contract.
Pros:
- Exchangable, intelligent covers
- Wi-Fi
- HSDPA
- GPS.
Cons:
- Keypad could be more defined.
17 years ago
The Nokia N79 is a feature-packed phone with an old school twist -- exchangeable covers. The N79 is available for free from £25 per month. While the inclusion of an FM Radio is fairly common in mobiles these days, the N79 also has an FM transmitter, which enables you to play tracks through a car...
17 years ago
Nokia N79
As one of the new member of Nokia Nseries, the N79 is well defined as a fully loaded multimedia computer that combines intelligent and brilliant design. The N79′s keypad and screen bezel are available in two colours: Canvas white and Seal grey, with the Espresso Brown Xpress-On smart cover as a...
17 years ago
Nokia N79
: Portions of the Features section were taken from our review of the Nokia N96, since both smartphones share a number of similar features. The Nokia N79 might get overshadowed by some of its flashier N series siblings like the Nokia N96 but it should not be ignored.
Pros:
- The Nokia N79 offers a slim and attractive design and packs in a load of multimedia features, including a 5-megapixel camera that takes excellent photos
- The Symbian smartphone also features integrated Wi-Fi, U.S
- 3G support, Bluetooth, and GPS
Cons:
- The N79's navigation controls and dialpad are a little cramped
- and call quality was a bit mixed
17 years ago
Nokia N79
After the recent onslaught of phones that offer full frontal touchscreens and 8-megapixel cameras it is a bit of a relief to spend a week with an ordinary looking, candybar handset that has a standard numberpad where you expect to find it.
17 years ago
The phone and its Direct Push software did what is said on the label, but the text to screen ratio and absence of a QWERTY keyboard or touch screen made it too cumbersome for practical email use, in my opinion.
17 years ago
N79, all bells & whistles below 100 gram
I fell in the pool and that was the final drop my good old Nokia 6610 did not survive. I dried it immediately, it worked for a while but the buttons were mixed up. I have the N79 now for two weeks and it is exactly the phone I need....
Pros:
- A real Nokia with all the bells and
Cons:
- Screen exposed,
17 years ago
Nokia N79 smartphone
The N79 seems to have followed the N78 with almost indecent haste, which is sure to irritate some, but the advantages are obvious – 5 megapixel camera, increased memory and battery life, plus N-Gage games.
17 years ago
I fell in the pool and that was the final drop my good old Nokia 6610 did not survive. I dried it immediately, it worked for a while but the buttons were mixed up. I have the N79 now for two weeks and it is exactly the phone I need.
Pros:
- A real Nokia with all the bells and whistles and only 97grams in weight
Cons:
- Screen exposed
- scratches quite easily
17 years ago
Nokia N79
The latest round of Nokia Nseries smartphones have hit the US. Fondly termed the -3 models, these are the Nokia N96-3, N85-3 and N79-3. The -3 means that these are US models with US 3G on AT&T's 850/1900MHz bands and they're sold by Nokia stores here in the US and by US retailers like Dell, Best Buy...
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