Nokia N78

To me, this phone is identical to N82, but with downgraded camera. When you place the 2 together, you can see that the layout of all the buttons are identical, the position of the camera, the size of the screen, and the processor, the OS, and the features are the same (except for the camera). N78 was released much after N82, and it does seem more stylish with its sleek shiny front black cover, and brown smooth back (like the one from N82). As a bar phone, the looks were perfect, stylish, shiny, (but not cheap looking), nice spec sheet & N-series meaning smart. I however, did not like the keypad, like N82, they were a little too ...  Read the complete review

On the N78 for about three months now. Here are my thoughts... First off, the outside. All wonderful, curved edges and everything looks futuristic. It really stands out among the crowd. The N78 puts every other mobile phone to shame with it's really good looks as the uninterrupted lines reminds you of the flowing lines of a sports car. Held in the hand, the phone feels reassuringly weighty but not heavy enough to be a problem. At the price point that this phone is going at, the number of functions are really impressive. There is Wifi (for all those free skype calls), GPS (when lost in the dark) plus the wow factor of having an FM transmitter makes ...  Read the complete review

this is such a cool mobile phone , the looks of it its absoloutly such a stunning mobile, also the camera is of a very high quality, with one on the back with flash and also one on the front for video calling, whitch is also of good quality, the battery life is also of high standards and seems to last a good while, the cocoa brown colour makes the mobile phone look so stunning and sleek, like most nokia it is an easy phone to navigate round such as sending a text, writing and email or mms to adding something into the calender, or even using the calculator it is very easy to use also the memory without a memory card is also not to bad and can fit a fair few songs on it, ...  Read the complete review