The Nokia 6110 Navigator utilizes Route66 solutions – a software that is available for purchase and doesn’t differ from the pre-installed version. The Nokia 6110 Navigator measures a comfortable 101x49x20 mm, and weighs in at 125 grams. Currently, the mobile phone is available in two different colour solutions – black and white. The Nokia 6110 Navigator fittingly supports all four GSM mobile networks across the world. Inclusion on HSDPA technology enables the smartphone to take part in 3G video calls in favorable networks. Under optimum conditions, the Nokia 6110 Navigator is capable of achieving downloading speeds of up to 3.6 Mbps. Other data connectivity options like class 32 GPRS and EDGE makes it possible to maintain high speed connection even in absence of 3G networks. Send and receive emails, surf the web on its built in browser and download your desired content to your mobile phone directly – the Nokia 6110 Navigator is your complete data solution while you are on the road. The sliding mechanism is extremely sturdy, there's a nice firm clunk when you open or close it, and there's no looseness in either mode. The Nokia 6110 Navigator phone can be opened and closed with one hand, and it's comfortable to hold when making calls as the bulk of the weight is in the keypad section. The front and back covers are a glossy plastic, with a matt metallic silver middle section that allows you to grip the phone more easily. The screen is surrounded by a brushed steel frame. The back cover has a brushed steel middle section that covers the camera, part of which can be retracted to reveal the lens and flash (opening it activates the camera app, closing it closes the app). The steel camera cover got stained fairly quickly by fingerprints, although the screen frame didn't stain at all. The Nokia 6110 Navigator has external stereo speakers, but for some strange reason the designers put them right next to each other on the back of the phone. There's a built-in FM radio tuner, which lets you listen to normal radio stations, and you can download all of your local presets from an online database. The Nokia 6110’s Navigator gallery application also lets you enter the RTSP addresses of internet audio streams so you can listen to many internet radio stations too. To see the pictures and specifications just checkout our site www.phoneandbeyond.com
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