The Nokia X6 is for all you music lovers out there. While the iPhone of course has the pedigree of coming from the same family as the iPod, the music experience has become diluted thanks to Apple’s shifting focus to apps and other smartphone operations. The Nokia X6 on the other hand is a music phone for music purists. And its a whole lot cheaper than the iPhone as well.
First of all let me highlight the non-music highlights of the Nokia X6. With a nicely slim design, big capacitive touchscreen and a camera that takes considerably above-average photos, it is certainly a decent, if unspectacular all-round smartphone.
But all of this is unimportant, as if you decide to go for the Nokia X6, it will be because of its music capabilities. The first thing that hints at the X6′s focus is the 16GB of internal storage packed into it.
Filling up all of this space is a real pleasure, as Nokia have built a programme that rivals iTunes for usability and in fact has some extra features that make it an even better platform for transferring music.
As well as the usual USB linking between device and PC, you can also transfer music over bluetooth. This is a real lifesaver if you are on the move and don’t want to be constantly trailing a USB cable after you. Downloading music is also extremely easy and the whole process just feels very intuitive and fluid.
As for actually playing your haul of music, the X6 packs a good multimedia player. It is simple yet very effective, with the usual set of navigation options making browsing through your collection very easy. Again bluetooth support is good, as it is a matter of a couple of presses of the touchscreen and your bluetooth headphones will be paired and ready to play music.
Though extras such as the camera could have easily just be thrown in as an afterthought, given the focus on music playback, Nokia have instead added a very impressive and significantly above-average camera. Shooting in 5 Megapixels and with high-quality shots, especially closeups, the X6 more than competes on the standard cameraphone front as well.
The cherry on the top of the Nokia X6 is that you can get the whole package for just £22.50 a month on Orange. With Orange Wednesdays and Magic Numbers as added little extras to enjoy, you more than get value for money.
Via : wirelesstechnews
First of all let me highlight the non-music highlights of the Nokia X6. With a nicely slim design, big capacitive touchscreen and a camera that takes considerably above-average photos, it is certainly a decent, if unspectacular all-round smartphone.
But all of this is unimportant, as if you decide to go for the Nokia X6, it will be because of its music capabilities. The first thing that hints at the X6′s focus is the 16GB of internal storage packed into it.
Filling up all of this space is a real pleasure, as Nokia have built a programme that rivals iTunes for usability and in fact has some extra features that make it an even better platform for transferring music.
As well as the usual USB linking between device and PC, you can also transfer music over bluetooth. This is a real lifesaver if you are on the move and don’t want to be constantly trailing a USB cable after you. Downloading music is also extremely easy and the whole process just feels very intuitive and fluid.
As for actually playing your haul of music, the X6 packs a good multimedia player. It is simple yet very effective, with the usual set of navigation options making browsing through your collection very easy. Again bluetooth support is good, as it is a matter of a couple of presses of the touchscreen and your bluetooth headphones will be paired and ready to play music.
Though extras such as the camera could have easily just be thrown in as an afterthought, given the focus on music playback, Nokia have instead added a very impressive and significantly above-average camera. Shooting in 5 Megapixels and with high-quality shots, especially closeups, the X6 more than competes on the standard cameraphone front as well.
The cherry on the top of the Nokia X6 is that you can get the whole package for just £22.50 a month on Orange. With Orange Wednesdays and Magic Numbers as added little extras to enjoy, you more than get value for money.
Via : wirelesstechnews
