The Nokia E61 Tom Tom is a smart phone meant for optimum business solutions. With an in-built Tom Tom Navigator Six, the Nokia E61 provides you a comprehensive mobile office, enabling you to make swift decisions and increase productivity with more timely responses.

The Nokia E61 Tom Tom enables you to navigate through a range of office applications, choice of email solutions and extensive connectivity options. Its multi-tasking abilities include optimum mobile email with instant email notification, easy access of up-to-date calendar and contact information. Its extensive range of connectivity methods includes WCDMA that provides fast wide-area connectivity, and WLAN that provides fast local-area connectivity. The advanced email features of this Tom Tom handset provide you with the ability to view and edit your attachments, and deliver uncompromised voice functionality. You can also send and receive emails while talking on the phone or work in offline mode which enables you to read and write emails even when network is not available. Tom Tom Plus provides you smart and easy navigation with easy call handling.

The Nokia E61 Tom Tom has a large user memory up to 64 MB with miniSD card. With a large screen of 16 M colours and high resolution 176 x 200 pixels, you can see images sharper and, documents and applications appear with high clarity. The joystick provides easy navigation that reduces scrolling. It also supports the most common features of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel including Microsoft Office 97, 2000, XP and 2003. The Nokia E61 is compatible with Zip Manager and Adobe Reader.

If you are looking for a simple one-handed navigation, then Tom Tom is your perfect choice. Together with the Tom Tom Navigator, the Nokia E61 provides you excellent mobile business performance.

Nokia 8800 with its exquisite external looks will mesmerise you .Whether it is the sleek steel-clad body or the smart slide design; this phone has been crafted and designed to look like a dapper bossy leader; and with its innumerable functions it certainly is the leader. At 134 g it is a bit on the heavier side.

Nokia 8800 will revolutionize life with its path –breaking features and you will be inundated with entertainment and information. This mobile possesses top notch qualities of EDGE, Email, MMS, GPRS and Bluetooth and the added accessories of QVGA 0.5 mega pixel camera and MP3 player ;so that life does not become a vapid sojourn.

Information will be at your fingertips with the novel technology of EDGE with which you can download any information, news, songs, video clips from the internet. Downloads, online gaming, emails are much faster with EDGE as it is three times faster than GPRS.

Nokia 8800 promises to be a melodious treat for the music-lovers with inbuilt MP3 player .All kinds of music from jazz, blues, and rock can be downloaded through the GPRS and played in the MP3 player. With a memory of 64 MB you can store a large number of your favourite songs on this phone .So wherever you are whenever you are life will be in harmony.FM radio is available which is an added quality for music buffs.

MMS facility in Nokia 8800 facilitates sending of sounds, pictures, animations along with formatted text on all MMS enabled phones. You can also share raunchy, hip and happening stuff which has been downloaded through MMS with friends and family. The phone offers tremendous possibilities for data synchronization as well Bluetooth is supported. You can easily transfer files and folders from your phone to other wireless devices like laptops, PDA’s within a radius of 10 m and without any connection.

This mobility of the so called mobile rigs, would consequently give way to the evolvement of the generations of mobile phone that we have today. Originally, mobile phones were permanently installed in the vehicles, but as time went on, it gained more mobility when the later versions came out with equipment with a cigarette lighter plug, for the 12 volt power that it required to operate. This made this mobile set to be unplugged and taken away to be used as mobile or as portable phones.

The idea of patching the vehicle mounted phones, incorporating certain modifications, to the telephone network was evolved and tested by the Swedish police in 1946 for use in police cruisers. It was found that the car battery would run out after half a dozen calls were made. Towards the end of 1940s, the so called radio-telephones began to be available publicly in the United States. Since the switching technology was not as advanced as it is today, these phones had to be manually patched into telephone network for the purpose of a meaningful communication.

Erricsson first developed the first fully automatic mobile phone system, which was called Mobile Telephone system A (MTA). This was released commercially in Sweden in 1956. This was the first time that a mobile phone operated without any manual intervention, but the disadvantage was that it weighed 40Kg. The next version, Mobile Telephone system B (MTB), an upgraded version with transistors, used dual-tone multi-frequency signaling, weighing only 9kg and was introduced in 1965. The product closed down in 1983 while it has 600 subscribers using it.

The first fully successful and commercial mobile phone networks were the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) network in Finland, launched in 1971. ARP is sometimes viewed as the 0G version of the cellular network, being considered to be slightly above the previous proprietary and limited coverage networks.

First Generation Mobile IG

Mobile technology and the growth in mobile telephony were built on the concept of communication networks that would provide for voice and data communication throughout a wide geographic area. The system would divide large geographic areas into small radio cell areas that are interconnected with each other. Each cell coverage area would have one or several transmitters and receivers that communicate with mobile telephones within that cell. It is this cellular concept that has given the name - cellular technology. This architecture, would allow you to maintain a continuous communication as you move from one cell to the other, and as you leave one cell and move into the next, the previous transmitter/receiver would hand over the call to the cell where you presently are, maintaining a seamless communication while you are moving.

When the true mobile telephony evolved commercially, it was the first generation systems (1G). These were analog systems, circuit-switched. The primary disadvantages were that the voice quality was bad, hand-off operation was not reliable, the capacity of accommodating enough simultaneous calls was low and there was no security. Mobile technology as we know today, started to evolve during 1970s, which was put under trial at Chicago in 1973. The system used a technology called Advanced Mobile Phone Service (AMPS), operating in the 800MHz band. For several reasons, the break-up of AT&T being one, the system could not be launched commercially before 1983. That launch occurred in Chicago in 1983, with other cities following rapidly. Japan launched the AMPS system in 1979 and the Europeans, being active in the field of their own mobile technology, launched their system in 1981. This was launched in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland. The Europeans had a different technology and they called it Nordic Mobile Telephony (NMT), operating in the 450-MHz band. Later the NMT was developed to work on 900MHz bandwidth and became known as NMT900. Consequently the British came out with their own technology in 1985 which they called Total Access Communications System (TACS), which operated in the 900MHz bandwidth. TACS is, in reality, a modified version of AMPS.

Motorola DynaTAC 8000X was the first hand-held mobile phone that was commercially introduced in the year 1983 after receiving due approvals. Consequently mobile phones started to take shape through the 1980s with the introduction of the cellular concept in mobile phones, and the creation of multiple base stations relatively close to each other with the protocols to switch between the cells, when a mobile phone moved from one cell to the other. The technology was completely based on analog transmission systems. The mobile phones were larger than what we have today and were designed to be permanently installed in the cars, getting the name 'car phone'.

The first mobile phone service with roaming was started in Saudi Arabia in the year 1981. The system was called Nordic Mobile Telephony (NMT) and was manufactured by Svenska Radio Aktiebolaget (SRA). It was after one month of the introduction that SRA started country based roaming. Soon mobile communication became a necessity with many other countries, and the world ventured into the technology. Although many technologies were developed during this time, particularly in Europe, AMPS, NMT, and TACS remained the most successful of them all. These are known to be the first generation (IG) mobile systems and it is said that they are still in service today. The success of the first generation of mobile telephony experienced success but remained with the disadvantage of not having adequate capacity to accommodate handling of substantial subscriber calls. The system had the capability to handle the capacity of large numbers of subscribers, but when the subscribers started to grow in millions, deficiency in handling of the calls appeared in the design of the system, mainly in the densely populated urban areas. Limitation of handling subscribers was not the only problem. The other major problem which came up was fraud which became a major concern. Steps were taken and the 2G technology began to evolve.

The world over uses different GSM frequency bands, which prevents your GSM operated phones to be used in those countries. In France, the prevailing operational frequencies that are being used are - 900MHz and 1900MHz. France also uses the third generation mobile system called 3G system, not to be confused with GSM. Since, your GSM mobile phone would work on 1900MHz bandwidth it is just possible that your handset may work in France too. There are three types of handsets available today, which support multiple frequencies used in different countries. These are the dual band phones , Tri-band and the Quad-band. Dual band covers frequency bandwidths of 900 and 1800 MHz, which covers Europe, Asia, Australia and Brazil and 1900MHz covering North America. The European Tri-band handsets work on frequencies 900, 1800 and 1900 bands, providing good coverage in Europe and allowing limited use in North America. The North American Tri-band phones operate on 850, 1800 and 1900 for wide-spread North American service and have limited world-wide use. The Quad-band phones support all GSM frequencies and covers all the frequencies globally, including North America. Even if the phone you have works in France and you use your existing GSM phone in that country, you need to prepare yourself for certain things. First you will need to check with your service provider regarding activation of your GSM phone for roaming in France. If this can be done, you need to have it activated. But on the other hand this will prove to be very expensive, for, calls that you receive and make, will cost you more. There is an exorbitant per minute charge on top of, not only the calls you make but the calls you receive. The only way to avoid this is to buy a prepaid SIM card, specifically meant for France and you save up-to 80% of your call charges. There is no contract in this to be signed by you and there is no fear of receiving bills at the end of the month. On the other hand, if your phone is SIM unlocked, you may decide to buy a prepaid SIM card when you arrive in France. You can buy these SIM cards at phone shops in France and the major service providers are Orange, Bouygues Telecom and SFR.

Where-ever you are going it is worthwhile to check if your GSM phone is compatible with the frequency bands operating in the country of your visit. There is one more point to note. If you should need to rent a phone for your visit to France, or you decide to take your GSM phone and use a prepaid SIM card for France, make sure that your handset is SIM unlocked. Now what is a SIM unlocked mobile phone? When you sign a contract with a service provider, they would perhaps offer you a free mobile phone of your choice, within the range that they have, and in turn you would promise, through this contract, that you will be using their service for a definite period of time. During this time, the mobile phone which has come free to you is SIM locked. That would mean that you cannot use that phone with any other SIM card except the one given to you by your service provider. At the end of the contract, the service provider would help you to get that phone SIM unlocked. You need to be sure that in the event if you decide to take your GSM phone to France or rent one compatible phone, the handset is SIM unlocked so that you can use any SIM card what-so-ever, viz., the prepaid SIM card for France. You must not forget that your cell phone needs to be charged. You will need an adapter of the right kind to take along with you. In addition, the voltage output is different in France and your charger power plug will not fit into the kind of power plug that they have in France.

Presenting the new Nokia 6275i that truly goes hand in hand with elegance matched with technology. It comes in two equally-sultry colours. With this phone by your side, you are truly fit to leave an impression on the others with the slim, trendy and sleek Nokia 6275i.

Nokia 6275i is a feast to appease your passion for photography. It is styled with a 2 mega pixel camera with a flash and video capturing capability. You can as well turn it into a music player that plays MP3, AAC and e AAC+, which certainly is a head turner leaving your peers jealous of you. Also, it contains a storage space up to 2GB that can be further extended with the micro SD memory card making it a potential replacement for a digital music player so that you never worry about storing the data

Feeling bored? Not any more. Nokia 6275i also boasts of an FM radio that keeps you connected to the music all the time and anywhere. You can hum to your favorite tunes with the radio. It also has a bluetooth wireless technology that will impress all with its efficient high data transfer capability. The phone weighs about 3.7 ounces (105 g) and measures 4.3 inches long, 1.7 inches wide and .7 inches thick. This model seems like another wholehearted attempt to bring down the best technology at a minimal cost.

As far as the deals are concerned, there are a lot of deals that are being offered by the various online mobile solutions on different networks. You can log onto any website to get a detailed glimpse of the Nokia 6275i deals to select the contract of your choice. It would be a prudent decision to have a phone that is new and savvy right by your side. So, find the right 6275i deal and always remember to keep it stylish.

Nokia 6280 is a user friendly and a compact design mobile phone. It has a two integrated cameras with full screen landscape camera flash and front side VGA camera is there for video calling .You can have a high speed connection with 3G and EDGE. It has two way video calling capabilities for face to face communications.

Those who are passionate about games can enjoy Nokia 3D snake, rally and golf. As far as call management is concerned it has a facility of push to talk (P o C), enhanced voice dialing and speed dialing. You can also avail the facility of conference call as well as caller identification with image.

You have the facility to capture, show and share pictures and video. You can get here a 2 mega pixel camera with 8x digital zoom and an integrated flash. You also have the facility to send and receive emails and view attached files on the high resolution, 262,144- color display.

Contract mobile phones are considered to be good for taking any mobile phone, because it gives us the ample opportunity to avail the features of any best tariff plan according to your need. As far as nokia contract deals are concerned, the Three network use to offer good tariff plans and mobile phone deals. The line rental varies from £35 to £45.Here you can get good number of free minutes to talk and good number of texts for sending messages. The incentive with these deals is that you can get free line rental with two of the deals and you will have to pay a minimal amount for the rest two. Here you can get Nokia 6280 absolutely free.

Sony Ericsson has now offered: Sony Ericsson W850i, Sony Ericsson P990i which can be good contenders in Sony’s race for being the virtuoso in mobile phones.

Stylish, chic and classy, Sony Ericsson W850i comes with a slide design. It weighs 116 g and is available in two colours white and black. It comes with a scintillating screen display, a commendable resolution camera and is packed with the superior 3G features like Bluetooth, USB, GSM, UMTS, GPRS, RSS feeders etc. It promises to be a complete entertainment gadget with MP3 player, Mega Bass, Music DJ and Track ID which will mesmerise the music-lovers. With features like Notes, PIM Sync, conference calls, calculator it is meant to expedite the office work.

Download Java games on this phone and play them with fervour. Also your phone memory will not be clogged because you can delete these games when you desire.

Sony Ericsson P990i is a phone meant to fit in the hectic schedule of office-goers. With features like symbian software OS 9.1, UIQ 3.0, business card scanner, PIM functions, notes, file manager and conference calls Sony Ericsson P990i is a phone for intellectuals. Symbian software OS 9.1 is the latest and most updated operating system available in the market and it is sheer bliss that Sony Ericsson P990i has it. It really makes Sony Ericsson P990i an efficient, useful and a first-class office appliance. Also it boasts of a 2 mega pixel camera with auto focus with which you can capture those special moments. At 60MB internal memory it just suffices to be an important business data storage faculty which can be expanded by 64MB Memory Stick Pro Duo included in the kit. With WLAN, Bluetooth ,GPRS, UMTS and USB support net can be easily accessed so that you do not miss out the latest developments .With the “most up to date” features and a host of multimedia options these two phones are another marvellous collection from Sony

The Samsung X820 is the slimmest handset in the world to date at just 6.6mm thick, yet it makes you wonder how solid and stable the grip is. Its user-friendly design includes hot keys on the left and shutter key on the right. The camera is mounted centrally in the rear like an all-seeing eye. A large keypad keeps things comfy and accessible.

The Samsung X820 boasts of a 2.0 mega pixel camera with 4X digital zoom that is capable of taking high quality snapshots. It also includes an in-built video recorder with 352 x 288 pixel resolution at 20fps. You can view an impressive visual display with landscape format on the 262K colour TFT screen with a 220 x 176 pixel resolution. So go ahead, preserve all those special moments in a snap and send them to friends as JPEG or a photo file to your laptop or direct to a printer, or just store for safekeeping in the camera with the integrated 80MB user memory. For variable focal length, the 4x digital zoom allows you to compose your frames exactly as you would like and capture all the details.

The Samsung X820 has an in-built multimedia player including MP3 and up to 64 polyphonic capabilities. The integrated speaker phone comes with hands free convenience and 3D sound. The X820’s phonebook can accommodate 1000 entries. SimpleSearch enables you to find a phone number in an instant.

The Samsung X820 also offers you high-speed connectivity with Bluetooth connectivity and mobile printing, USB, WAP and TV OUT. Tri-band GSM with GPRS and EDGE helps you get connected to the world instantly.

The Samsung X820 is available on various contract deals offered by Orange, T-Mobile and Vodafone up to 12 months free line rental and up to 3 months free insurance.

If you don’t like carrying two devices like a PDA and a mobile phone, the Orange SPV M600 could just be for you. The Windows mobile 5.0 pocket device is a smaller format pocket PC.

The SPV M600 has a 2.8-inch QVGA display that is bright and also doubles as a viewfinder for the 2 Megapixel camera. The photographs are very clear in terms of sharpness and colour depth. The camera captures your favorite still and moving images and there is a digital zoom and rotating macro lens selector.

Apart from offering an excellent navigational pad and soft buttons, the orange SPV M600 also offers dedicated 'Start' and 'Ok' keys. The phone is both easier to pocket and lighter to carry. Its weighs 150g which might seem a lot as compared to other mobile phones but the additional features make up for the extra weight. The screen is touch sensitive that is a major win over Windows Mobile Smartphones not having touch-sensitive screens.

The quad band handset has 43MB of free space for you to fill with software and you can add more with an SD card. The feature rich device has Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and infrared, and the various Windows Mobile 5.0 applications including Word Mobile, Excel Mobile, PowerPoint Mobile, email, SMS and MMS tools, Windows Media Player, Pocket Internet Explorer and lots more. Audio quality is pretty good, Wi-Fi capability is superb.

The M600 is a solid upgrade to Orange’s SPV M500 that is designed to meet all your wireless aspirations. You have complete mobile office in your pocket and you can access your emails on the go, with the Orange SPV M600. The Bluetooth wireless technology allows quick and easy data transmission.

Nokia N93 is another product in the series of the prestigious and the elite N-series. The chic coterie of N series has been further enhanced by another member: Nokia N-93. This family already has Nokia N72, Nokia N73 & the Nokia N92 as its members. With a substantial number of features and functions it is packed with, it is understandable that Nokia N93 weighs at 180 g.Containing the latest technology, elegantly designed and blended with top-notch accessories this phone is the perfect concoction of style, features and entertainment.

You will be overwhelmed by the unique screen of Nokia N-93 which can be opened up in 4 ways: fold-closed, fold-open, imaging and the viewing mode. This is enabled by the phone’s twist & rotating screen action.Nokia N93 has been endowed with the state-of-the-art 3G features like Edge, Bluetooth, email which expedite internet access and data transfer. TribandGSM allows it to be used worldwide in North America, Europe, Australia, Asia, Africa and South America.

You should be impressed with the novel technology of video calling in Nokia N93 which allows one to see the other person while calling. Face to face calls is a completely different experience from the regular calls, where calling is quite unexciting. Equipped with a 3.2 Mega pixel Camera, 20 x digital zoom, autofocus flash and a Carl Zeiss Optics Tessar Lens; it is a premium camera phone with which you can click lucid and good quality pictures. You can also later save them in your photo album; with the Nokia XpressPrint feature of this phone; with which you can easily print your pictures.

With features like notes, conference calls, PIM, calculators, symbian S60 this phone is perfectly attuned to the needs of the working professional.

If you consider Nokia E61, it is a 3G handset with a quad-band GSM support. It also has the feature of WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. The 320x240 pixel display in 16 million colours gives you a good visualization. Nokia E61 doesn’t consist of any camera which is because many businesses have serious issues with digital camera proliferation, especially in sensitive commercial environments. It has a 75 MB of internal memory which can be expanded using miniSD cards.

Nokia E61 has an advanced email capabilities which supports the most common features of Microsoft word, PowerPoint and Excel. It is compatible with zip manager and adobe reader. One more good quality which it has is that you can talk on the phone and can simultaneously send and receive email. This is a good example of multitasking capabilities.

It is compatible enough to support for a choice of email solutions like native email client and intellisync wireless email. It also supports push email solutions that provide immediate notification when a new email is received. Best email facility helps you in your business activities.

It also has a good arrangement of security. It has an internal security that is device lock and device wipe. It you consider an additional security solution then it has the Pointsec Data protection, Symantec firewall and antivirus.

You can buy nokia E61 or can get it through nokia E61 contract deals. The network providers like Vodafone, Three, O2 and T-mobile use to offer good tariff plans in which you can get the Nokia E61 absolutely free or with paying little amount for it. The line rental varies from £25 to £35.These network providers also offer good number of minutes and texts free. As far as the incentive part is concerned you can get free, half or with a nominal charge line rental for certain stipulated months.

Are you planning to buy a mobile phone? What features are you looking for in your handset? There are number of questions that must be arising in your mind. Whether you are looking for a camera phone, music phone, office tools, Java technology, Bluetooth, etc., all these features are available in most of the latest mobile phones. Mobile manufacturers from Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, LG, Motorola, etc are all launching sleek and compact mobile phones that cover all the latest features. You can also obtain these features in your handset through mobile phone deals UK.

Contract mobile phone deals bag a lot of features exclusively for their consumers. Though contract mobile phone deals differ in their tariff plans as per the networks available in UK but, all the tariff plans are profitable from the consumer’s point of view. Tariff plans like Canary, Panther, Racoon, Dolphin, etc., may offer you free handset, free texts, free minutes, free insurance, free line rentals and lots more according to the terms and conditions. The other advantages of contract mobile phone deals are that you can curtail the cost of mobile phones, phone bills and costs on other services. Tariff plan up gradation can also be done after a certain time limit.

The popularity of mobile phones is at peak and people from all class, different age groups are equally enthusiastic in getting mobile phones with latest next generation features. Therefore, if you are also in the queue then connect yourself from any of the networks and choose the tariff plans as per your need.

You may ask questions like how to choose a network and which network is best. The answer to this question will depend upon your handset you choose and the tariff plans. Tariff plans for different handsets differ and you will have to compare the tariff plans on different networks that are available for a particular handset.

The Sony Ericsson K610i has the right features, ease of use and attractive looks. The striking 3G phone packs business and entertainment applications and a 2 mega-pixel camera, memory stick and Bluetooth connectivity. The camera can be used for stills and videos and an MP3 player with a loudspeaker for music.

The music player makes listening to music simple and delivers a top quality listening experience with the phone’s high quality stereo headphones and built-in equalizer. Browsing the internet is similar to using a PC; the web-pages are presented in full with photos, videos and graphics. Weighing just 92g, the K610i is probably the lightest 3G phone. The handset’s numerical keypad is small having equally sized and shaped buttons so it is comfortable to use. The bright screen acts as a landscape-oriented viewfinder when taking photos. To customise your phone, you can download extra content to like themes, ringtones, message alert tones, games and applications. This small and slim phone has push email facility that lets you access emails and PC synchronisation to keep your contacts and calendar updated.

Pictures that are taken with the camera are of high quality and you cab also save them and send them straight to your blog. The phone also supports SMS, MMS and email messaging with Bluetooth, USB connectivity, a hands free speakerphone, java games, polyphonic tones, etc. Multimedia features include Music DJ, Photo DJ and Video DJ. With only 16MB of internal memory the K610i can store an album of music, as well as a couple of photos and videos. Just login to one of the mobile phone shops to find attractive deals offered by 3, Orange, etc on

The Nokia 7360 comes in a stylish gold and beige façade adorned with patterned floral designs. At 105 x 45 x 18mm and weighing 92g, the handset fits the palm just like any other Nokia candy bar. With its fascinating interplay of leather-inspired materials, elegantly etched metal, and transparent surfaces, the Nokia 7360 phone is designed to be noticed.

The key features of the Nokia 7360 include an integrated VGA camera enabling you to shoot gorgeous pictures and enjoy them on a 128 x 160 pixels 16-bit colour display. The integrated video recorder makes your memories come alive, enabling you to enjoy them on the integrated video player. With 4 MB in-built memory, it supports MP3 and AAC ring tones as well as an FM stereo radio with integrated hands free speaker. For connectivity, the Nokia 7360 contains Pop-Port connector, Infra-red, Tri-band GSM, Push-to-talk and EDGE technology. You can manage, store, transfer or edit your phone files via any compatible PC. You can also access high-speed xHTML mobile browsing and multimedia messaging that enables you to create, receive, edit and send videos and pictures with AMR voice clips. The Nokia 7360 supports text and flash messaging as well as chatting.

The Nokia 7360 is available on different tariff plans offered by Orange and O2 with a deal up to 18 months contract term and 12 months free line rental. Get the benefit of these contracts by availing the best suitable deal.

If you wish for a mobile phone with a contemporary look and a supremely fashionable design, then go for the Nokia 7360.

Samsung mobile phones present you the outstanding products and services to help your business grow. The Samsung D500 incorporates all essential business tools with excellent multimedia lifestyle features. The slim slide-up with Intenna makes the Samsung D500 light and durable, giving it a touch of sophisticated design.

The Samsung D500 boasts of a 1.3 mega pixel camera with LED flash and a 7x digital zoom, which gives you brilliant picture quality and high definition video clips with in-built MPEG4/H.263 and QCIF. You can enjoy the big screen effect by watching them on the incredible 262,144-colour TFT-LCD display.

The Samsung D500 carries your favourite tracks, whenever you want to relax with smooth melodies. It is capable of carrying 15-20 MP3 or AAC songs, also providing you 64 polyphonic ring tones. For a rich sound experience, the Samsung D500 is endowed with a state-of-the-art loud speaker. The plug in speaker amplifies your sound, which perfectly complements the colour and style of the Samsung D500. The voice clarity functions let you speak more freely.

The Samsung D500 also offers you to experience maximizing intelligence with the dynamic 96 MB user memory. It will not only expand your business capabilities, but every function will become more useful. It has the capacity to save, send and receive your data. You can either save up to 1,000 one-mega pixel pictures, or up to 60 minutes of video/speech recording, or up to 20 MP3 songs.

The Samsung D500 gives you powerful communication with Bluetooth, IRDA, SYNCML, Tri-band and USB, enabling you to easily connect to other phones, PDAs, laptops, PCs, printers. The smart Bluetooth accessories help you exchange data, pictures and video clips. The Bluetooth headset and the Bluetooth car kit from Samsung enable you to make talking effortless. You can stay connected to the world anywhere, any time, and in any situation. With the Samsung D500 e-mail client, you can take your office with you anywhere you go.