Nokia N-Gage

I used to be a huge fan of Sony phones - just because they looked sexy and were so small. When I first saw the original nGage by Nokia, I fell in love with a new kind of monster. PDAs, Laptops, Notebooks, Cameras, are all gadgets that I fall in love with easily and can't resist playing with. The nGage is HUGE for a phone - it has a decent sized colour screen in the middle, the usual number pad on the right, and the direction pad plus some other buttons on the left. Some people don't see the point of the nGage because it is a huge phone, but doesn't have a camera built in. Most phones with cameras, however, have useless cameras ...  Read the complete review

The N-Gage is one of the most recent new generation phones produced by Nokia. Although hefty in size it makes up for it in the numerous features it possesses. It is the only mobile phone to contain a games deck and therefore the ability to adopt console and PC games in the form of a memory card. These memory cards can be purchased from The Carphone Warehouse as well as game?s shops such as Electronic Boutique, Game and also Virgin Megastores. One of the main features of the N-Gage is its Mp3 player. When you first purchase the N-Gage, you get with it a USB data cable in which you can connect the N-Gage to your computer and move Mp3s to your phone and hence ...  Read the complete review

I am writing about the N-GAGE QD the newer n-gage its just that The nokia n-gage is a great phone for its price (I got it for £99) the general menu: General Menu- -N-GAGE arena -Contacts -Calander -telephone -Messenging -Extras Okay so thats the general menu. As with all phones you can get games and the Nokia N-GAGE you can get special games on a mmc card which you can put in the card slot. But because the N-GAGE has special games with outstanding graphics in the N-GAGE arena you can play against other people around the world. The contacts tab, you go in their and you can see all your ...  Read the complete review

Nokia N-Gage sets itself apart from the other phones with the fact that it can also be used as a gaming console. Released by Nokia in 2003 it was supposed to hit a niche market and bring great profits for the company. The phone surprises through its unusual layout with the screen in the centre of the phone, surrounded by keys. The reason for this was that the phone had to resemble a portable gaming console, but this lead to an unusual thing. In order to talk on the mobile phone you had to hold it on its side. The built quality is excellent, good solid plastic with rubber keys which are able to sustain an extensive usage. When talking about the features there ...  Read the complete review

The N-gage is quite simply the best phone I have ever owned. It is incredibly hard-wearing, the games available are fantastic and there are many other features, such as the mp3 player and bluetooth, that are well worth having. The buttons feel very comfortable, and the phone is very easy and logical to navigate. It is a little bulky, which some have a problem with, but I find the whole shape of the phone very easy to cope with and comfortable on the palm. The phone represented very good value for money when I bought it a couple of years ago, and the only reason that I no longer use the phone is that I now have a different phone on contract, whereas the N-gage was on pay ...  Read the complete review