The 5233 is exactly the same size of a Nokia 5800 XpressMusic both measuring 111 x 51.7 x 15.5 mm. To give you a better idea of size of the 5233, here are a few snaps of the 5233 alongside Nokia’s current flagship the N97. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img... 

We’ve had the Nokia 5233 for a while now and its about time we gave you a list of the things we liked as well as disliked. First up the things we didn’t particularly like about the 5233. Removing the SIM card- Putting the SIM card in the 5233 is quite simple, taking it out though is another story altogether(as is the case with the 5800). You need to remove the rear panel, the battery and... 

Coming to the music, Nokia doesn’t classify as the XpressMusic phone. Nevertheless it seems to function as one, it has the dedicate media key just above the screen making it easier to access the web, images and music. The loud speaker situated on the left hand side on the device isn’t stereo and isn’t very loud, quality is mediocre at best. the headphones supplied with the phone are... 

After unboxing the the 5233 and turning it on, the first thing that’ll grab your attention is the screen.The clarity of the 3.2′ screen is quite impressive. Colours are vibrant and well defined and it does betray its modest price tag especially when compared to the screen of the N97. Budget phone it may be, but the screen quality of the N97 pales in comparison. Scrolling through the menus... 

We got the trial Nokia 5233 little over a week ago and have spent the last few days putting the phone through its paces. The Nokia 5233 is the cheapest touch screen phone you can buy from Nokia right now. It’s a low end version of the already budget 5230 minus the 3G and GPS capabilities. Some of the specs of the Nokia 5233: Screen size: 3.2″ Resolution: 640 x 360 pixels (nHD) with 16:9... 

If you feel that the BL-5J battery on your N900 doesn’t last long enough for you, here’s something you’ve gotta get from Mugen Power. Their extended replacement battery HLI-N900XL is just what you are looking for. It’s a 2400mAh battery which should last much longer than the BL-5J. Mugen’s extended replacement battery is much thicker than the stock battery shipped with... 

Continuing with the N900 reviews, we move on to the crucial bits; the stuff that makes the N900 stand out. As we had mentioned before, the N900 is more a MID with a phone tacked on, than a smartphone. And web browsing is where it excels. It has to be, by far, THE best browsing experience on a mobile phone. And that is made possible due to the connectivity offered by it (apart from the hardware and... 

Desktop As we had mentioned earlier, we received the N900 to test out from WOM World Nokia. Having used it for a little while now, we thought we’d give you an introduction to setting up and running the phone. We will be going through an initial time setup, basic contacts and calender setup, email, Nokia Messaging and IM setup, etc. Basic Setup: Once you boot up the phone for the first time, you’ll... 

We received an N900, courtesy WOM World Nokia a week back, and we’ve been putting it through its paces since then.  The N900 is the first Nokia Smartphone that uses the Maemo OS, which has been used so far on their tablets. It is still more of a tablet, with a phone thrown in. In case you didn’t already know, here are some of the specifications of the N900: Display – 3.5 inch resistive... 

When we got the BH-905 for review, I expecting a regular bluetooth headset and wasn’t expecting the big box which was delivered to us. A quick search on the internet lead me to Nokia’s microsite for the BH-905. The specs published over there blew me before I even opened up the box. The BH-905 comes with it own carrying case, with a host of goodies. You’ve got the charger, audio...