Nokia Brought A New Entry Level Phone At CES – Nokia 1006
The world’s leader in mobile innovative, Nokia has brought a new entry level phone at CES 2009 which is named as Nokia 1006. The Nokia 1006 is a very basic model for CDMA networks. The device is slim and able to fit perfectly or easily into the pocket.
It features with bright large displays that support up to 262K variant color, tri-band and a speaker phone. Beside that, the device is compact with dimension of 4.1 x 1.7 x 0.53 inches and lightweight of 2.6 ounces.
Nokia 1006 also offers with useful features like a stopwatch, calculator, alarm clock and a 500 contact phone book. Additionally, it also integrated with screensavers, polyphonic ringtones, customizable wallpapers, messages, video recording and a wireless Bluetooth headset.
The sleek device is expected to be available in Q1 2009 and the price yet to announce. Nokia 1006 will be available in blue and silver color.
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June 3rd, 2009 23:42
you can only send pictures through bluetooth which you have to be next to the person whom of which your sending it to. but you also have to make sure that you and the person that you are sending it to has bluetooth on. which go into your Menu- Settings- Connectivity- Bluetooth- Bluetooth(ON) and there you go for atleast turning your bluetooth on, but yeah I agree I just got mt Nokia 1006 and I’m only 17 but this phone has little space and if I charge it all night then use it a few times in dies within about 3 hours, even if I’m texting or going on the web, which the web makess your phone die faster. well later
May 15th, 2009 17:23
I just bought a Nokia 1006 and was also told, by the salesman, that I’d be able to send and receive picture messages! So far, I haven’t been able to do so! I was told that I’d be able to download ringtones too! I haven’t been able to do that either! The only good thing that I can say about this phone is that it came with a headset, car charger, wall charger, and protective case, as well as the free hook up and free first month of service, all for only $89 plus tax! I will definately upgrade as soon as I can afford to do so.
May 1st, 2009 16:04
I was told I could open pictures sent o\to my nokia 1006 bit I have not beem able to do that. Cam I ?
January 13th, 2009 23:16
I used my friend’s 1006 once when I needed to make a call recently, and all my distant memories of the 5210 came back, and we spent the next 30 minutes or so reminiscing… Got all the features you need in a phone, and not much else. Perfect. I wonder if they survive a drop out of a 4th storey window too?
January 13th, 2009 10:26
Let hope this one doesn’t same as 1508. The 1508 is the slowest phone ever!