Nokia 5800 XpressMusic

2008-12-31T05:02:00.000-08:00

The latest addition to Nokia’s XpressMusic line of phones has just been released recently – the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. So far it’s been receiving rave reviews from users and mobile review sites alike.

Here are some of the features that keep this phone kicking into the spotlight:

Full Touchscreen Display - The most obvious thing about this phone is that there are no buttons and you get the full touchscreen interface of the future. With a 3.2in widescreen display and a resolution of 360 by 640, you get good display and plenty of touch room for easy navigation

Multimedia Powerhouse - The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic comes with an 8 GB microSD card capable of storing around 4,000 music tracks. It also has support of 16 GB cards doubling your storage possibilities. You get the convenient 3.5mm headphone jack so you can start listening hassle free on your favorite headphones. You also get easy access to the music just by pressing a dedicated virtual media button. With it being in the XpressMusic line, the sound quality is superb and makes an excellent audio powerhouse.

Wireless Freedom - WiFi support is surprisingly blended into this music phone allowing you to browse the web the same way you do with those other business inclined units. The web browser is fast and good display makes it great for viewing websites and checking e-mail. This also allows you to copy music files from other computers and devices much faster than using Bluetooth and USB cable methods.

Simply Accessible - Everyone’s favorite onscreen keyboard makes an appearance in this model allowing you to easily input characters by touching the letters on the screen. It has the T9 predictive text and even a stylus enabling you to take advantage of handwriting recognition for texting.

Complete Guidance - Another big surprise by Nokia with the inclusion of A-GPS support turning your phone into a GPS device! And it comes complete with the new Nokia Maps 2.0 Touch software where the entire navigation is power by touch. The same voice-guided navigation in the other N series phones is included as well with walking directions support.

Powerful Camera - The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone not only comes with the standard 3.15 megapixel camera, but it also has the autofocus function, flash, and Carl Zeiss optics too making it a superior camera phone. The secondary camera is also there for all the video call fanatics.

Heart of Nokia - Just like the other late Nokia models, it runs on the late Symbian 9.4 OS and has some neat goodies too like an accelerometer sensor for auto-rotation and a proximity sensor to save on battery life.

Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Review

Nokia 5800 XpressMusic