Nokia Introduces 6260 slide - made for high speed sharing
People use mobile devices to share their lives with friends and family and with this in mind, Nokia introduces the Nokia 6260 slide. The phone call is the most obvious way to use the new handset to connect with people, but it will also be used to share photographs and videos, check on a friend's social network status or be guided to a restaurant to meet up with a loved one. For this, the Nokia 6260 slide features quick access to search engines and points of interest straight from the home screen and the new 360° navi-key allows a great mobile Internet experience.
Uploading images and videos to websites, blogs and social networks is quicker than ever with Nokia's newest arrival, which features lightning-fast speeds over both cellular and Wi-Fi networks. The Nokia 6260 slide comes with the latest 3G technology, with high speed uploads (HSUPA) and downloads (HSDPA), a great camera, music player and web browser with a simple, instantly familiar interface. Combined with the range of Ovi services on offer, Nokia brings a compelling mobile Internet experience to a huge group of consumers.
A 5Mpix Carl Zeiss camera with flash takes fantastic pictures which can be easily shared and uploaded to Share on Ovi or other photo and video sharing websites. In addition to the photo, music and sharing features that come packed in the Nokia 6260 slide, Nokia Maps and the assisted GPS provide a great navigation experience. The Nokia 6260 slide brings GPS into the Series 40 software platform for the first time, really signifying navigation arriving in the mass market.
The Nokia 6260 slide is expected to begin shipping at the beginning of 2009
Re: Nokia Introduces 6260 slide - made for high speed sharing
Wow, A Really Cool Phone Specially made High Speed Internet Sharing . Thanks for the info
Re: Nokia Introduces 6260 slide - made for high speed sharing
What were they thinking? The only reasonable explanation i can think of for this phone not having Symbian is that it would mess with the sales of other Nokia phones. I don't think any dumbphone is worth
Re: Nokia Introduces 6260 slide - made for high speed sharing
I don't understand the point of slider number pad. It's better to make the screen touchscreen and then have a slider keyboard (with all the letters as individual buttons .. the buttons won't be too small that it's unusable). I've seen a phone like that somewhere but I don't recall who makes it.
