Nokia 7600

Review of the Nokia 7600 No doubt, the fact you’re even reading this review means you’ve seen the Nokia 7600. Designed by Nokia as a ‘fashion concept’, it soon became reality before its critically acclaimed launch in 2004. Sure, it looks like an ashtray – but at the end of the day, when Apple computer launched the iMac in 1998 – nobody imagined that in 2004 our computers would be fashion statements, not to mention fluorescent pink toasters and translucent televisions. We now even have cars with stick on colourful panels. Image is everything, and to quote Nokia, “7600 – the Imaging phone”, they seem to have come up with a near perfect solution for this ...

To be honest, the only reason I got this phone is because of the contract deal it is on. I get 500 anytime any network minutes for £25 a month and a free Nokia 3G camera, video phone. Other phones available on the same deal at the time were either twice the size or made by LG who previously had very few phones on the UK market and as I had to have the phone for 12 months I decided on the Nokia as it is a name i know and put a certain amount of trust into. This doesn't mean I've been disappointed by the handset, though, if anything I've been surprisingly impressed. Apart from the obvious problems I was going to have with the phone such as writing a text and ...

After having two of this type of mobile phone on contract i would like to state that i firmly believe there is a problem with the phone manufacture. As far as features go, i believe it to be one of the most universal phones there is, what with its camera, video camera, mp3 player, games, utilities and ability to completely change every part of the setting to suit yourself, it is the phone that i would love. However, on closer inspection of this rather large and awkward shaped phone you will find that it has many flaws. The camera itself takes very fuzzy and poor quality photos that some times appear "blocky", also the video camera ...