Morning all, here at Electricpig we’ll be spending the next two days wrapping up for Christmas. Normal service will resume in the first week of New Year, but that doesn’t mean we won’t be updating here. Over the Christmas period, from this Wednesday until January, we’ll be bringing you everything you need to get through Christmas stress free, from last minute techie presents to what to watch out for in 2011. If you’re getting a gadget for Christmas, be sure to check in, as we’ll have everything you need to get the best out of your new toy.
Tagged ‘c6’
Hungry yet? Allow us to sate your stomach until sarnie time with our news roundup of all the latest gadget stories, features and reviews. It’s all here waiting for you in the lunchtime lowdown!
The new Nokia C6 comes at just the right time for all those Nokia 5800 XpressMusic owners coming to the end of their lengthy two year contracts. Sick of your phone, its resistive touchscreen and creaking OS? The Nokia C6 is a much more classy affair. But can a mini Nokia N8 stand out in the crowd when the missing parts are the N8′s redeeming features? Find out in our full Nokia C6 review.
It’s been a hectic morning in gadgetry, with tons of news smartphones unleashed, and cameras aplenty too. Find out everything you missed right here in the lunchtime lowdown!
The Nokia C6 just broke cover at Nokia World 2010. It’s a small smartphone crammed with an 8 megapixel camera and Ovi Maps with driving navigation. The big story though, is Nokia’s new CBD screen technology inside. CBD stands for ClearBlack Display, and is what the Big N reckons sets the C6 apart.
Pip pip! We’re spot on halfway through the week, and you’ve earned yourself a break. Stop what you’re doing, settle back and tuck into all the latest tech news from around the globe this morning. It’s all ready and waiting for you right here in your lunchtime lowdown!
The Nokia C6 has slipped on to shelves in the UK while the hype around Nokia’s high end Nokia N8 continues to build. As you can imagine, with a smaller screen and lower specs, it’s aimed at those who want a bit of easy messaging on the go rather than the ability to output high def video to a TV or some such, but can it compete against ever cheaper Android and BlackBerry phones? Find out in our full Nokia C6 review.