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The editors liked
Ultra-tough stainless steel body
Good music player
Clever fitness software
Smartphone functionality
Sports tracking
Weather and bump-restistance
Small and ergonomic to use
Seriously shockproof
Tap control for music playback and reading out SMS messages
The editors didn't like
Quiet reading voice
Average camera
Poor battery life
Occasionally sluggish OS
Not 3G
Pedometer is not an accurate measurer of distance travelled
Abstract: Nokia 5500 Nokia has today announced the 5500, which is a super-rugged mobile for active types. Its got all sorts of sporty features, but being me, I was more concerned about a fun new game theyve included. Posted by ScarlettSusi on October 5, 2006 |...
Sturdy and water-resistant, Compact design, Bluetooth 2.0 and USB for fast data transfers
Small screen for a smartphone, Rubberised keypad not separated, 2-megapixel camera produces shoddy results
The 5500s training features improve on its predecessors, but are at best a novelty for those starting out, rather than fitness fanatics. As a sturdy phone, however, the 5500 shines. ...
Abstract: Overview IntroductionThe current crop of mobile phones for the most part all include the ability to make calls, send and receive messages, provide contact management, have PIM applications and at least one camera. Even between different manufacturers,...
Shock-proof and splash-proof casing, Instant swap key, Sports mode, Text-to-Speech capabilities, MP3 playback, Tapping functions, Excellent features list, S60 operating system
Keypad and controls are a mixed bag, Poor battery life The Final Word The 5500 Sport is a surprise package. It offers a number of excellent features, headed by casing for the more active consumer as well as sports and music modes. Importantly, it also ...
The 5500 Sport is a surprise package. It offers a number of excellent features, headed by casing for the more active consumer as well as sports and music modes. Importantly, it also happens to represent excellent value for money at this price.
The Nokia 5500 Sport has an average set of connectivity options. Considering that youre not really the complete business freak and wish for WiFi/WLAN, this phone is satisfactory on the connectivity front. It has GPRS and EDGE for surfing the net, whi...
Abstract: After appeasing the musically inclined with their Nseries Music Edition and Xpress Music phones, Nokia seeks out greener pastures. Equipping business users with the Eseries range and bringing out the director in you with high-end camera phones like the...
Sturdy and water-resistant; compact design; Bluetooth 2.0 and USB connectivity for fast data transfers.
Small screen for a smartphone; rubberized keypad not separated; 2-megapixel camera produces shoddy results.
The 5500s training features improve on its predecessors, but are at best a novelty for those starting out, rather than fitness fanatics. As a sturdy phone, however, the 5500 shines.
Abstract: If Nokia 5500 Sport doesn?t manage to win you with its combination of a modern Symbian and a resistant body, you will surely give in to its touchpad control, its numerous functions that help you enhance your physical condition, or to its incoming SMS read...
