Nokia C6

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• kuna
• veR
• 14 Sep 2010

Sank, 13 Sep 2010CaN this Nokia C6 could be used for VOIP calling and can yo... morevoip calling i thing nokia x6 is better. i used 64 month.no problem.

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• Anvi
• YQA
• 14 Sep 2010

I've been waiting for it. It's not available in india yet. Nokiaindia confirmed it's release in india in the mid of OCT on it's twitter page. Lookin forward to it. Come on October..come one..

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• Anvi
• YQA
• 14 Sep 2010

Sank, 13 Sep 2010CaN this Nokia C6 could be used for VOIP calling and can yo... moreany fone which supports grps can make VOIP calls. but nokia c6 is a unique fone. you can make free voice calls(voip-voice over internet protocol) and video calls with c6 using fring. download fring here www.fring.com

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• 2SR
• 14 Sep 2010

This c6 looks a lot different:
http://europe.nokia.com/find-products/devices/nokia-c6-01
Think theres a mixup???

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• Anonymous
• t7Q
• 14 Sep 2010

Nokia has officially launched Nokia C6-01.
it is way BETTER than this version.

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• zuluboy
• Kxb
• 14 Sep 2010

Hiii Every 1 .. dis cell is available in navi mumbai for rs.13,200 but without warranty & bill..

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• fried_fish
• 2@f
• 14 Sep 2010

Nokia has lost one of its biggest supporters and loyal followers in me. I kept waiting for the C6 to release for over four months now, and every month the launch gets delayed even more. Nokia Inda @ twitter says it will be launched in October. Nokia concept store in ambience, gurgaon says it might be december. Now reviews coming in say its bad, a "dabba" phone, lagging Ui, old symbian. I bought a samsung galaxy 3, and by jove does it fly!! and its cheaper than the bulky c6, with much much more advanced features. It's entertainment meet style meet office.
Very badly played nokia, very badly played. I had been using nokia phones exclusively for the last EIGHT years, five phones in total. And this is my first purchase out of the nokia stable, and I was a little saddened in breaking my association with nokia, but now with the galaxy 3, I am actually happy I made the shift.

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• Nitish
• 2@x
• 13 Sep 2010

@shamir

Bro plz plz plz tell me why android devices giv thrice as much fps output as symbian devices in the same range if they're of lame ????

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• John
• utb
• 13 Sep 2010

The only thing I dislike is the battery back up, even though its rated 1200mAh :(

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• Shamir
• sGM
• 13 Sep 2010

Android vs Symbian

The Sym­bian OS(operating sys­tem) has been around for years with Sym­bian v9 being launched in 2005. That was around the same time that Android was acquired by Google, only to be announced some time in 2007 and released on the G1 in 2008. I’m going to cut to chase here, Android is over-hyped and that is prob­a­bly it’s great­est weakness.

The whole idea of these mobile phone oper­at­ing sys­tems like Win­dows Mobile, Sym­bian and Android, made by soft­ware com­pa­nies, is to accel­er­ate time to mar­ket and reduce devel­op­ment costs. Sil­i­con mak­ers also tai­lor their chips for these OSs based on their capabilities/features, so it’s eas­ier for phone man­u­fac­tur­ers to develop devices with these pop­u­lar OSs.

Now the deal with Android is that there’s a lot of hype sur­round­ing it. Hype that pro­motes lazi­ness on the part of phone mak­ers to a point where it’s okay to just slap the stock OS as it is, untouched. When look­ing at the line of Android devices, you can’t help but notice that they are extremely sim­i­lar. That’s because of this hype fac­tor; peo­ple are happy enough with a device just because it has Android because Android is ‘cool’. On the other hand, HTC does try to put a lot more effort on their Android devices with their Sense UI, but that’s only HTC. The hype-effect goes beyond just the user inter­face — hardware-wise Android devices haven’t offered any­thing new. Many peo­ple expected the Nexus One would be a rev­o­lu­tion­ary device. It has pow­er­ful hard­ware and… that’s about it.

For Sym­bian, it’s a dif­fer­ent story. Man­u­fac­tur­ers are forced to come up with not only inno­v­a­tive soft­ware, but inno­v­a­tive hard­ware as well to com­pli­ment it. When you think about it, almost all Sym­bian devices have cus­tom inter­faces. Sam­sung has the clever Touch Wiz UI which is spread­ing to other plat­forms, the Sony Eric­s­son phones, the Satio and the Vivaz have cus­tom UIs with the Vivaz tak­ing advan­tage of the accelerom­e­ter with it’s ani­mated wall­pa­pers. Nokia also has the panel of wid­gets for its user inter­face on the n97 devices.

When it comes to inno­v­a­tive hard­ware, the S60v3 Sam­sung i8510 was the first to mar­ket with an 8MP cam­era and the S60v5 Satio was the first with a 12MP and the s60v5 i8910 was the first touch screen phone with an AMOLED dis­play just to name a few. There are also many cus­tom appli­ca­tions that man­u­fac­tures build in to their Sym­bian devices so that they are bet­ter and dif­fer­ent. Take the Omnia HD for instance. It has a cus­tom search fea­ture, music player, com­mu­ni­ties social app, pod­cast­ing app, cus­tom hand­writ­ing recog­ni­tion, cus­tom cam­era inter­face, thor­ough codec sup­port, cus­tom media gallery, busi­ness card reader, Sam­sung LBS nav­i­ga­tion and inte­grated DSNe 2.0 tech­nol­ogy for bet­ter audio just to name a few. It’s packed right out of the box. When it comes to fea­tures, Sym­bian devices set the stan­dard; they paves the way for other plat­forms to follow.

So, what did Android bring to the table for mobile devices? Noth­ing. It’s just another mobile oper­at­ing sys­tem but with the back­ing of one the biggest and most cre­ative com­pa­nies around, Google. This could be the rea­son why peo­ple get excited; when Google is behind some­thing, they usu­ally do it very well. Unfor­tu­nately, there’s a heavy reliance on stock Android to do every­thing, mak­ing the prod­uct mak­ers relax on cre­ativ­ity and focus on just releas­ing that ‘Android device’.

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• Anonymous
• utW
• 13 Sep 2010

naveen2388, 13 Sep 2010nokia c6 is a really nice phone...my bro got me from dubai.... morehw abt nokia c6 battery backup

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• Sank
• utL
• 13 Sep 2010

CaN this Nokia C6 could be used for VOIP calling and can you please tell me which other phones support VOIP calling?

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• mayank
• tYV
• 13 Sep 2010

Anonymous, 11 Sep 2010look at htc wildfireits a rumour ...............!! no launching date..

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• Piyush
• wdQ
• 13 Sep 2010

vishu, 13 Sep 2010i hav n73 nd it is best phone plz tell me c6 is is better f... more10k times better than c6.i m also n73 user

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• vishu
• wiT
• 13 Sep 2010

i hav n73 nd it is best phone plz tell me c6 is is better from n73 or not

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• Anonymous
• ut0
• 13 Sep 2010

where its pre booking started..n who said 23rd is the launch date

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• Anonymous
• xtb
• 13 Sep 2010

sankalp, 11 Sep 2010is it worth to shell out 15,000 bugs ?? 5800 may also sati... morehey budd
this is better than 5800
atleast u getting a qwerty ketpress here

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• Anonymous
• ibc
• 13 Sep 2010

T.IQBAL/Patna, 12 Sep 2010Nokia has introduced three new 3G phones.C5 is a complete p... morego for older phone xm5800 or else wait the price of the new phone to be lower

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• naveen2388
• KFN
• 13 Sep 2010

nokia c6 is a really nice phone...my bro got me from dubai...it has got a really nice slideout QWERTY keypad,nice gud 5MP camera & front camera for video chat,gud design & you can hold this device easily unlike the n97,it has got good application like facebook,youtube player & much more.You can get good technical support nokia website & can download free software from OVI...its bad part is its too heavy(my friend also said that)...byy the over all performance i would say that its really value for money,and i would recomend this product to every one who is trying to get hands on it...

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• alfi
• PBR
• 12 Sep 2010

pick one, C6 or C7? C7 will be released at october.

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