The Nokia 6110 Navigator mobile phone seems to be as good as the Nokia N95, this slider mobile phone is quite similar really but the only difference is that the 6110 does not have 5 megapixels but instead has a mere 2MP, it does not have Wi-Fi either but other than this seems like a very good phone. The GPS capabilities is superb.
Take a look at the specs below and make your own mind up, would you choose the Nokia 6110 over the N95?
Nokia 6110 Specifications -
• Modes GSM 850 / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900
• WCDMA 2100
• 2.2 Inch LCD (Color TFT/TFD) - 16.7 million (24-bit) - 240 x 320 pixels Resolution
• Platform / OS S60 (Symbian) - 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 1 / 369 MHz ARM 11 processor
• 40 MB Built in Memory
• A-GPS
• Multiple Languages
• Ringer Profiles
• Vibrate
• Bluetooth
• PC Sync
• USB 2.0
• mini-USB
• Picture ID & Ringer ID
• Voice Dialing
• Custom Graphics & Custom Ringtones
• microSD / TransFlash - up to 2 GB / hot-swappable
• Email Client IMAP4, POP3, SMTP
• MMS
• Text Messaging 2-Way
• Text-to-speech
• Text Messaging Templates
• Music
• FM Radio
• Music Player - MP3, MP4, AAC, eAAC+, WMA
• Stereo Speakers
• Camera 2+ megapixel Camera with lens cover, flash, panorama, self-timer, red-eye reduction
• Streaming Video
• Video Calling
• Video Capture QVGA resolution, 15 fps
• Alarm , Calculator, Calendar, SyncML, To-Do List & Voice Memo
• Flight Mode
• EDGE (EGPRS)
• WCDMA+HSDPA for Europe/Asia
• WAP Web Browser supports full web sites / HTML, XHTML, TCP/IP
• T9
• Games Yes
• Java (J2ME) Version: MIDP 2.0, CLDC 1.1
• supported JSRs: 75, 82, 135, 172, 177, 179, 180, 184, 185, 205, 226, 234
• 2.5 mm Headset Jack
• Push-To-Talk
• Speaker Phone
• 264 hours standby
• 3.50 hours talk time
• 101 x 49 x 20 mm
• 125 grams
So once again would you choose the Nokia 6110 over the N95?
Source – T3
as for me, the fact it doesn’t have wifi is crucial. without wifi i have to download all my maps over GPRS, which is not that cheap! i’m using my N80 now to download maps from public hotspots like FON (www.fon.com) while I’m on the move. works pretty well!
hell yeah!N95 is too expensive, and I like the shape of this phone better than N95.Wi-fi is not really a matter for me, I still have an unlimited access broadband internet in my office.
Just wondering if anyone can tell me what happens if you are using the navigation system and you happen to have an incoming call at the same time?
I have been told that it will cause the navigation to “cancel out” and you will have to re-enter the destination details again once the call is over. Does anyone know if this is correct? - I would imagine that if so, this would be very frustrating.
Yes, I prefer N6110 than N95. Because of the battery, the form, and the color. But could you pls tell us how many color the original one got ?
mmm says:
“the fact it doesn’t have wifi is crucial. without wifi i have to download all my maps over GPRS”
Actually, you can sideload the maps from your PC, using the DVD provided with the phone or (for the latest maps) from the Route 66 website. There’s no need to download any of the maps directly to the handset itself using GPRS.
Shaun says:
“what happens if you are using the navigation system and you happen to have an incoming call at the same time?”
You can take the call, and the voice navigation will continue to prompt you, although the person you’re talking to won’t be able to hear it. Navigation and the call are handled simultaneously, although the voice guidance speaking on top of the conversation can make it a bit difficult to hear either, when it happens.
hanhthien says:
“could you pls tell us how many color the original one got ?”
The 6110 Navigator comes in Black and White. Everyone I’ve talked to seems to prefer the look of the white model, although I personally think the black model looks good too.
Are there any charges for using the gps?
John says:
“Are there any charges for using the gps?”
Using standard GPS is free on the 6110. There is an option you can enable which allows the GPS to lock on more quickly when it’s turned on - Assisted GPS or AGPS - and that costs a few cents each time it’s used, as it uses internet access.
However one of the advantages of the GPS on the 6110 compared with the Nokia N95 is that it works completely out of the box. Unlike the N95, the 6110 has voice navigation and automatic re-routing without any extra payments or subscriptions: N95 users have to pay to get turn-by-turn voice guidance.
This phone owns , I took the upgrade because I was overdue by like five months. Thank Goodness I have been to busy to upgrade the last five months…My previous two phones were cool enough 9300 and N70, I considered the N95…but as mentioned the 6110 is good to go out of the box the N95 still needed turn by turn and maps and blah blah…Thank goodness for NOKIA, if only my wife was this cool I could be even happier.
What is the real diference between 2 phones (N95 and 6110 Navigator)…?
i use 6110 over n95
sat nav 100x better than on n95
battery better plus lots more usable
Thx 2 u guys, i’ve made up my ming and will opt for the 6110 : cheaper, better design, out of the box GPS.
NB : the Samsung G810 has a protected camera lense
Gilles (FR)