Embracing design and technology, the sleek Nokia N76 is the thinnest Nokia Nseries multimedia computer to date at a mere 0.54 inches, full featured with quad band GSM/EDGE capability in a stylish chrome and magnesium package, it makes no compromises on either. The Nokia N75 is an all in one 3G device designed to enrich the multimedia experience with its high speed and enhanced imaging functionality and music capabilities.

Nokia N76

The Nokia N76 combines both style and substance bringing the complete Nokia Nseries multimedia experience into a beautiful casing made up of premium materials. Music fans will enjoy a key feature of the Nokia N76 -- one touch access to the built in digital music player via dedicated keys on the front cover which let you quickly and easily control the device's music features from the outside of the folded device. In addition to the dedicated music keys, the Nokia N76 multimedia computer allows you to create and share music play lists and listen to FM radio in real time. The device also includes built-in stereo speakers and stores up to 2GB of music or movies on compatible microSD memory cards. The Nokia N76 is based on the world's leading S60 software on Symbian OS, enabling you to personalize your device from a wide choice of compatible applications including games, navigation, entertainment, productivity and creativity.

The Nokia N76 also incorporates photo and video capabilities with a 2.4 inch sharp, color display and a 2 megapixel camera. The integrated flash allows you to capture quality photos without ever having to open the device and on-device photo editing lets you perfect your pictures before transferring them. A sleek clamshell design with two color options, tempered glass, and mirror steel, the Nokia N76 multimedia computer is
beauty that is built to last.

The Nokia N75 is an all-in-one mobile device which utilizes the 850/1900-band 3G network to offer an enhanced multimedia experience. The Nokia N75 offers easy access to your music library with dedicated music keys, plays your favorite tracks in 3-D stereo, includes built-in stereo speakers, allows for Bluetooth stereo with A2DP compatibility and stores up to 2 GB of music or movies on compatible microSD memory cards. Additionally gamers can play popular Java- based SNAP Mobile platform games on the Nokia N75 such as 3D pool hall, Tetris and Lumines.

The Nokia N75 features a thin clamshell design with a 2.4 inch sharp, color display and a 2 megapixel camera. The integrated flash allows you to capture quality photos without ever having to open the phone and on-device photo editing lets you perfect your pictures before transferring them to your computer or uploading them directly from your Nokia N75 to popular image sharing sites. The Nokia N75 is also based on the S60 software on Symbian OS.

The manufacturer's suggested retail price for Buy Nokia N76 is $499.99 and for the Nokia N75 $429.99 without contracts.

If you're tempted by Three's new flat-price X-Series mobile internet service you'll almost certainly be in the market for a new mobile phone to go with it. That's because only a handful of phones are compatible with the particular X-Series software and services.

Even so, none of those can deliver every feature on the X-Series menu. That should change as new handsets are released in the coming months, but right now the phone that ticks the most boxes is Nokia's N73.

This gives you online chat through MSN and Yahoo Messenger, free phone calls over Skype and the ability to play music and videos from your home PC using the new Orb remote access software.

It can't tap into the full speed of the Three network, which has just been upgraded from the average 300Kbps of 3G to high-speed HSDPA - which runs up to five times as fast. This will be noticeable only if you're intent on using the N73 as a mobile broadband modem for your laptop.

We expected the speed-limited N73 would put a damper on playing videos from a remote PC's hard disk using Orb, but Orb cleverly checks the connection speed and downsizes the video accordingly before it's transmitted. Your high-definition home movies will look like something from YouTube, but you can watch them without blurring or buffering.

Instant messaging chat on your mobile is quite a treat, especially when you know it's not costing you a cent. It also helps if you're already a dab hand with texting, because until we see X-Series devices with Qwerty keyboards your thumb is in for a lot of exercise.

Voice quality on Skype calls (to users on a PC as well as another X-Series phone) is excellent, although there is a short delay on both sides of the conversation.

The N73 is a superlative handset phone in its own right and traits such as the quality 3.2 megapixel digital camera, superb mini web browser and big bright screen make it a near perfect partner for the mobile internet.

I've got one of the first Nokia N76 review units here. The 2MP, clamshell phone running the smartphone symbian 60 OS, isn't that different from the N75 we looked at two months ago in depth, so here's a short list of what makes it different.
First of all, it's the hardware is much sturdier in this phone than any other Nokia I've seen in awhile. Credit goes to the steel chassis.

Even the lid stood up to a firm twist. Software and spec wise, the N76 very similar to the 2MP, Symbian 60, N75 clamshell I wrote about two months ago, so you can look for more info there. The software inside lacks the Cingular additions the N75 has. If you missed it, the keypad is very RAZR like.

The N76 isn't subsidized like the N75, so its $500 and unlocked. And it doesn't have 3G/UMTS. Other than that, I love it like I love all N Series Nokia phones. And this comes in red.

Because of the price, and the lack of 3g, I might consider the AT&T N75 to be a better deal, but you have to worry about that pesky contract. I'd go for the contract. – Brian Lam

Nokia recently unveiled its 6500 slider phone.

The Nokia 6500 slider phone features a 3.2-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and autofocus, a dual LED flash and 8x digital zoom. A TV-out jack allows pictures or video on the phone to instantly viewed on any television with standard RCA inputs.

The Nokia 6500 slide is expected to be available during the thrid quarter of 2007 at an estimated retail price of 370 euros before taxes and subsidies.