Camera Phone Reviews

The Nokia 6600 phone features new advanced imaging features, including a bright 65,536-color TFT display and camera equipped with digital zoom.

These complement a built-in video recorder with audio and a RealOne player for playback and streaming of 3GPP-compatible and RealMedia video clips.

Multimedia functions are enhanced by multi-slide MMS messages and a Gallery for organizing digital content captured or downloaded with the phone.

Advances in phone features include support for Java™ MIDP 2.0, True Tones, themes, and personalization of clock and calendar sounds.

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The Guardian reviews the Nokia 6600 and writes - 'It is simple to use, too, with prominent, yet responsive, keys and a small protruding menu control button - which is a clear advance on the 3650's four- way rocker switch. Like the 3650, it has a formidable array of features, including a 640x480 still camera and a video camera, both of which feature a 2x digital zoom.'

InfosyncWorld reviews the Nokia 6600 and writes - ' The 6600 is more of an evolution than a revolution. In spite of this, Nokia's third generation smartphone finally performs the long-anticipated, proverbial slam dunk as a number of scattered improvements raise the overall impression to one of utter reliability and versatility. Frustratingly, it still lacks Tasks and Notes synchronization with desktop PIMs, but this aside the Nokia 6600 presents itself as a potentially excellent tool for business users and one very smart phone for everyone else.' Rating: 7.4

ZDNet reviewed the Nokia 6600 and writes - 'Nokia's smart phones never scored major points for style, and the Nokia 6600 for T-Mobile service is no exception. Armed with Bluetooth, Symbian OS, a quality camera, and an MMC memory-expansion slot, the 6600 offers a feature list similar to that of the Nokia 3620 but in a smaller package. Overall, it's a solid addition to the carrier's lineup, and at $149.99 with service, it's fairly priced.' Rating: 7.6