Nokia 9300 Smartphone

9300 Smartphone Nokia picture Announcing the 9300 Smartphone, Nokia suggested that it has both 'beauty and brains', and is 'the best all-in-one device for users, regardless of workstyle or lifestyle'. The implication is that it could appeal both to consumers who are considering a handy mobile data device with built-in communications features, and to professionals for whom the 9500 Communicator seems bulky. Nokia 9300 Smartphone Themes Free Nokia Themes download Nokia 9300 Smartphone Software Free Nokia Software download Nokia 9300 Smartphone Games Free Nokia Games download Physically, the two devices are similar, with both having the benefit of a full QWERTY keyboard and a very large internal display (640 x 200 pixels, 65000 colours). The 9300 is considerably smaller and lighter, but still a bit of a brick when compared to normal phones. The 9300 shares the Symbian 7 operating system of the 9500, making it a powerful smartphone. Messaging is a strong point, with SMS, MMS and full email support for a wide range of protocols. There is built-in software to allow email attachments to be viewed and edited - support is provided for documents, spreadsheets and presentations, and the software is MS Office compatible. There's a file manager, and a web browser that supports HTML and XHTML. The lower part of the clamshell is occupied by a keyboard. This comprises a set of QWERTY keys with a number row above and above that a row of wide thin buttons which act as shortcuts to applications. One of these is labelled My Own and can be customised. There is also a small joystick which acts as a means of navigation within and between applications. Applications generally have a menu system which is activated using a dedicated key, then navigated with the joystick, though there are also many key combination shortcuts which can be used as alternatives. A number of the keys have second functions. Our real-world everyday usage test indicates that Nokia's claim of 3.5 to 4 hours of talk and 150 to 200 hours of standby time is about right.

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