The Nokia 5530 - A Budget Music Phone

Among the most basic and powerful smartphone handsets lying these devices dedicated to one thing, the usual media images and messages, and it works very well. Nokia XpressMusic mobile phone, such as the Walkman range of phones from Sony Ericsson, aimed at users who need a mobile phone that can function as a phone and portable media player.

Nokia 5530 XpressMusic is one of the cheaper phones in the Nokia XpressMusic lineup, in many ways acts as a reduced version of the 5800 XpressMusic, Nokia's flagship musicphone. Has a smaller 2.9-inch touchscreen and has a thinner and more rounded designs of 5800, while keeping the same total free base form.

Like the rest of his brothers and sisters XpressMusic, Nokia 5530 for 5th edition of the operating system Symbian S60, which has been improved for better touchscreen kontrolu.5530 still comes with a stylus, but you will feel the need to use it a lot less than in previous audits OS. Despite the lower price, the Nokia 5530 incorporates a hardware bells and whistles encroachment on the territory of the smartphone, with a 3.15 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi connectivity, MP3 player, Bluetooth and microSD slot.

5530 XpressMusic is a touch screen works with both the included stylus and finger control, and supports full-screen qwerty keyboard and recognition rukopisa.5530 also comes with Nokia PC Suite applications, and users can download and install software This Store provides access to thousands of downloadable games and applications.

Nokia 5530 XpressMusic also comes with Nokia Music Store software and supports MP3 audio and MP4 video, although the maximum resolution supported video files is quite low. The sound quality on the 5530 XpressMusic is good, and built-in stereo speakers produce a high enough volume if you do not want to use slušalice.Nokia 5530 XpressMusic also includes GPS and runs very nicely with Google Maps.

As a portable media player, the Nokia 5530 is somewhat limited by the small screen size, although this is not a problem when listening glazbu.Softver media player is a solid, if there is no competition for Apple iTunes, and it is easy to navigate through the list of albums and songs, without having to resort to a pencil. As a phone, however, the Nokia 5530 does not seem a bit overpriced compared to the full touch-screen alternatives from competitors such as Samsung and LG, a styling 5530 looking particularly out of date compared to the better Samsung handsets.