Nokia 6650 Quick Review
The Nokia 6650 is a S60 (3red Edition, Feature Pack 2) phone from Nokia that is exclusive to the T-Mobile network. It is a clamshell device and ...
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A clamshell phone is something of a rarity from Nokia, so it's interesting to see the 6650 sporting a design that's not a million miles away from that of Motorola's Razr range. Some of Nokia's previous clamshell offerings, such as the N76 , have been rather clumsy affairs, but with slimmer styling and onboard GPS, the 6650 looks to be a much more tempting proposition. It's currently exclusive to T-Mobile and available for free on most contracts.
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There's no mistaking where the inspiration for the design of the 6650 came from. The phone looks so similar to the Razr you'd be forgiven for mumbling "knockoff" under your breath when you clap eyes on it. The 6650 may be slightly thicker than most of Moto's Razr models, but its metallic finish is very similar and when you flick it open it even has the same distinctive lip jutting out at the bottom of the keypad. Nokia's designers have added some of their own touches, however. One of the coolest is the keypad backlight, which can be changed between seven different colours, ranging from ruby red to sophisticated teal.
Because the 6650 runs Nokia's Series 60 operating system, you get plenty of applications, including RealPlayer for watching video files and Nokia's Flash Player for viewing Flash files. The phone supports HSDPA and can cope with download speeds of up to 3.6Mbps. It certainly feels very nippy when using the onboard Web browser.
That HSDPA connection also comes into play when you start making use of the phone's GPS features. Like most Nokia handsets, the 6650 doesn't store maps locally. Instead its Nokia Maps software uses the data connection to download maps on the fly as you need them. We found that the phone was a little slow when initially finding a lock on our position, but once it had the location established it was good at holding on to the signal -- even indoors, surprisingly. The Nokia Maps software is pretty easy to get to grips with and very handy when you're lost in a city. It also has a good Points of Interest database for looking up hotels, restaurants, car parks and public transport.
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