In the recently held Mobile World Congress, 2009 at Barcelona, Nokia has introduced its new release Nokia 6710 Navigator. The Nokia 6710 Navigator contract has clearly reinforced its intentions to participate actively on the market of gadgets focusing on location based services. The Navigator product has been improved on the GPS field with the features of a digital compass, Nokia Maps 3.0, geo-tagging, zoom bar, dedicated navigator key and Nokia CR-111 car holder.

Some of the general features of the high-end device, Nokia 6710 includes HSUPA, HSDPA, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 2.6 inches display, microSD memory card support and 3.5 mm audiovisual jack. The 5 megapixel camera features autofocus, Carl Zeiss optics, dual LED flash and video recording with VGA resolution of 640×480 pixels at a speed of 30 frames per second. The gadget operates on Symbian OS9.3 and S60 Third edition feature pack-2 platform. The 6710 Navigator is powered by ARM-11 600 MHz CPU and is supported by 950mAh battery. You can also find Nokia 6710 Navigator free gifts by simply visiting the link.

The looks of the Nokia 6710 Navigator has been made similar to its earlier version 6210 Navigator, especially with regard to keypad layout, though the actual built quality and design show much difference. The 6710 intends to make you feel tougher and stronger than before. The newly improved model has effected changes in display and sizes also.

For best deals, you can trust Nokia 6710, mobile phone deals. Unlike the 6210, the 6710 Navigator bears a 2.6 inch screen with slight change in sizes to 104.8 x 50.1 x 14.9 mm. However, the weight of the new model continues to be same as its predecessor at 117 grams. A major improvement is made in 6710 by adopting ‘banana look’ which enables the mobile phone to tilt on keypad area, just like T-Mobile G1. You can enjoy Nokia 6710 Navigator on Orange with its secondary camera and the ear speaker exclusively built for making video calls.

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