An extensive feature set including a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, microSD storage, and a screen that supports 16 million colours, is implemented on Nokia's elegant 6131 flip phone.
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A stainless steel design hits Nokia's 6233 -- a 3G-capable candybar-style phone with a 2-megapixel camera, music player, video ringtones and a QVGA display.
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The Nokia 6111 is an attractive, small phone that boasts plenty of functionality under the hood. Pity the onboard memory wasn't larger, though.
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An incremental improvement over the 6101, the 6103 is well-suited to those after a basic feature-set. Multimedia junkies and fashionistas need not apply.
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As the Internet goes mobile and companies like Apple and Google find cool ways to embrace the trend, Nokia is rewriting its product development rulebook. Instead of working in secrecy and isolation, it wants to start sharing.
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CeBIT Australia attracted around 30,000 people last week to its computer expo at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre. Here are our top picks from what we saw and CNET.com.au's CeBIT 2006 People's Choice Award the best consumer product or service.
Sony Ericsson's is-it-a-camera-or-a-phone K750i takes out the number one spot again with Nokia's premium 8800 rocketing up behind it to come in at number three.
OK, ladies, you know as well as I do that tech toys aren't just for the boys -- why should they have all the fun?