So, what are going to be the best selling phone for 2010? There are a few great mobile phones that have just come out or are due out in the next few weeks. These phones of a number a cool features, which are set to get mobile phone fans buzzing with excitement. Two such mobile phones, are the Nokia X6 and the BlackBerry Storm 2 handsets. In this article, we will take a look at what makes this phones so great and what they will offer potential users.The Nokia X6 has an impressive 3.2 inch touchscreen that covers almost the entire front of the phone giving it a very innovative and unique design. The phone is pocket and palm friendly measuring 111 x 51 x 13mm and it’s great for watching movies with the 16:9 aspect ratio screen. With 32GB of internal memory there's plenty of storage too. The X6 runs on Symbian OS v9.4 and has a 434 MHz processor, which is enough to compete with many of other smartphones on the market. The new X Series range from Nokia, will replace the XpressMusic range. As well as launching the X6, Nokia will release the entry-level X3 slider phone iearly in 2010.
The X6’s TFT capacitive touchscreen gives a crisp, bright image and comes with scratch resistant glass. There is a built in accelerometer for automatically switching the screen from portrait to landscape, for widescreen images and videos. For texts and emails the X6 also supports handwriting recognition. The 5 megapixel camera from the Nokia N97 is built-in, it has Carl Zeiss optics, auto focus, LED flash and geo-tagging to take fantastic images of your favourite moments and stamp them with their exact location. The camera also has video recording capabilities and there is the ability to edit images with software provided in the package.
Connectivity-wise, the Nokia X6 has all the usual feature you would expect in a smartphone, 3G, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS and a microUSB slot to transfer files with or without wires. To ensure you never get lost the X3 has Ovi maps 3.0 satellite navigation software pre-installed. The X6 combines style and technology to bring a fantastic, feature packed flagship phone to the X Series.
The BlackBerry Storm 2 is exactly the same size as the original Storm, many of the issues have been addressed and BlackBerry have piled in even more technology, producing a fuller, smoother-running device, with an improved touchscreen. The on-screen QWERTY keyboard now allows for simultaneous double-touching, which means faster typing. The keys now feel more real by both audibly and physically clicking. As anticipated, the Storm2 now has Wi-Fi, something that was sorely missing in the original Storm. Internal memory has been increased to 2GB and can be expanded with a microSD card. Many Google apps will work on the Storm2, such as Gmail and Google Maps, and the Storm2 has GPS. The 3.15 megapixel camera has autofocus, LED flash, image stabiliser and geo-tagging. Apps for Twitter and Facebook are pre-installed and photos can be uploaded directly from the phone. Business users will be happy too, with push email, calendar and contacts that are compatible with Microsoft Exchange, Novell Group Wise and Lotus Domino.
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