Nokia have got the massively popular mid-range 5800 and also pimped it on the max. It is physically almost the same sizing as the 5800, although a few millimetres are actually shaved off, which makes it nice and lean to hold. Simultaneously the weight has grown slightly, loaning it any purposeful and reliable feel. It's a good phone to hold, and certainly a lot less cumbersome than nearly all touchscreens. In fact it really is one of the few touchscreen display phones you could easily operate single-handedly.
The show is a capacitive touch screen, and is extremely responsive. It's the same dimensions and resolution as the 5800: 3.2 ins across sufficient reason for 640x360 pixels. This gives the idea one of the smaller screen sizes amongst the high-end touchscreen display screen phones, but that is the price you pay to have a compact type factor. The actual screen isn't the biggest, but it's big enough to do the job. It offers to choose virtual alphanumeric and also QWERTY keypads along with automatic display rotation. The user interface is great, sharing much with the 5800, such as contacts tavern which lets you easily gain access to friends on the home screen. Your contacts bar gives you usage of dialling, call records and texts for up to Something like 20 friends. The actual capacitive touchscreen is incredibly responsive and we think that this is a very easy cell phone to use.
