Nokia have never, in our book, been given enough credit for their music phones. The XpressMusic phones came and went and, while they certainly didn’t fail in any way, they were never given as much credit as they were due. And now the all-new X-series (seems Nokia for some reason equates ‘X’ with music… god knows why) is hitting our shelves, headlined by the fantastic Nokia X6, and we feel it’s our duty to do at least a little shouting about how good this thing is as a music player. So, what better solution than a nice little list:
1.The music chip on this thing (the thing that processes your mp3’s or whatever and then sends the signal to the headphones) is the best on any mobile device. The best. Better than any other phone. Better than an iPod. The best
2.There’s 32GB of internal storage for your tracks. Not microSD, not hot swappable, not anything complicated. Turn it on, there it is
3.35 hours of playback thanks to the beefy battery. 35!
4.It’s a Comes With Music phone, meaning that you can download UNLIMITED tracks entirely for FREE and keep them FOREVER. UNLIMITED FREE TRACKS FOREVER
So there we have it. The Nokia X6 does music, does it better than any other phone ever, and… well… that makes us happy.
Don’t take out word for it. Take a look at this Nokia X6 review for more facts n figues. Or have a look through these Nokia X6 deals to see what’s the best offer out there for you. Or just have a look at the terrible, terrible video below instead.













Little brothers… always annoying, aren’t they. They’re not as big as you. They’re not as smart as you are. They’re not as strong. They don’t have speakers that are as – wait, scratch that last one. But you get the point. But the next point is what’s always annoying: that fact that despite all these obvious deficiencies, the younger brother always gets the attention thanks to one little cute thing or trick or something or other they have. SO WHAT IF HE CAN SING I’M A LITTLE TEAPOT, HE’S WEAK AND STUPID, LOOK AT HIM, LOOK, LOOK HOW HE CRIES WHEN YOU BEAT HIM… etc and so on and so forth
Crack for the masses? It doesn’t sound like a good thing, does it? But that’s just what the
Details are still few and far between on this flashy little number, but we don’t doubt it’s going to be something of a hit comes its Q3 release (testified to by the fact that it’ll be hitting the shelves of no less than 54 countries at more or less the same time. So are we excited about the
Oh man, sometimes, sometimes the mobile phone world actually manages to surprise, amuse and downright please us no end. Not often, mind, but sometimes. And today is one of those days.
Our bodies evolve because of what we do. Or, when people are very good at doing the things that our survival requires, they tend to survive, and therefore breed, all the more successfully.
We’ve got a friend, who, like most people, changes his phone once a year. However, unlike most people, he does this not because of the end of a contract, not because he’s had a nice year’s worth of use from the handset and has rationally decided to move onto a slightly newer, slightly sleeker, slightly more full-of-useless-gadgets model like the rest of us do. No, this particular individual seems to go through some kind of urban angst every new year’s eve and hurls his phone out of the window of whatever house party we may be at. Unless it’s a ground floor window, then he’ll most likely just stamp on it.
Poor little HTC. Not only do they have to suffer from the fact that barely anyone’s heard of them, and from the fact that they own about 0.3% of the market share, and from the fact that… well, that’s suffering enough. But not only do they have to deal with that, they also have to deal with big bullies like T-Mobile coming along and re-naming their phones.
Seeing as how the time is nigh upon us for the start of the Premier League season, we’re going to be employing a football metaphor in our ramlings about the