Nokia 5610 XpressMusic Review

Messaging:

The messaging menu is also typical for Nokia. From here, you can write or send an SMS, e-mail, flash or audio message. The T9 predictive text input system helps you for those and you can use the templates too.


It is easy to setup e-mail accounts, because the phone recognizes some of the options of the more popular web mail services, such as Gmail and Yahoo.

Also in this menu, is located the Yahoo!GO program. This application will let you follow the latest news and the weather forecast. Last, is the Map application, through which you can search for addresses, routes and POI (Points Of Interest).



Connectivity:

Nokia 5610 XpressMusic is a quad-band GSM with support for 850/2100 MHz 3G, which makes it a global phone.

We are somewhat disappointed with the Internet browser, because of its inability to correctly visualize pages that are more complicated. You can use it to read something, but you’ll definitely avoid taking advantage of its services. You can forget about regularly checking your Facebook account for example.


To connect locally, you can either use the microUSB included in the package or pair wirelessly via Bluetooth 2.0. Nicely thought of, the phone charges while being connected to a PC via the cable, which is an option that is not present in most other mobile devices by the manufacturer.