The Nokia 5500 Sport, the first and only Nokia sport smartphone, has been made keeping the necessity of a sportsman in mind. It is also the first mobile phone from Nokia to use 3D motion sensor. The software using this feature enables you to monitor aspects of your exercise programs, such as number of calories burned, speed, distance covered, and number of steps you have taken.
More interestingly, the Nokia 5500 Sport includes a tapping command feature that allows you to receive voice feedback tracking information rather than checking the display for information. Together with this, there is the slick, sporty design with an athletic lifestyle appeal. To facilitate the mobile phone users in UK, this smartphone is made available with various mobile phone deals including Nokia contract phone.
The Nokia 5500 comes with an instant Swap key that makes it easy to switch between phone, music and sports mode. The phone mode enables you to make and receive calls, the music mode to unwind or power-up and the sports mode to help you break a sweat. What more, there is the text-to-speech technology that allows the phone read the SMS.
The integrated music player included in the Nokia 5500 Sport enables you to play music in MP3, AMP, AAC, eAAC+, and WMA music formats. The stereo headset included in the kit allows you to experience a personal listening experience. Then there is the RealPlayer that can be used a media player to play, download or stream music and video. Finally there is the built in FM radio to tune into your favourite radio station as and when you desire.
Moreover, to capture every shot in true detail the Nokia 5500 Sport comes with a 2-megapixel camera available with a 4 x digital zoom to. The user-friendly camera features include a self-timer and advanced modes allowing you to take the photo in either still, burst or video mode. You can adjust the brightness and quality of each photo, and take shots at night. The video player of Nokia 5500 Sport allows you to play video in full colour, record and stream video, store it on the phones memory, and play it repeatedly.
Article written by Keith Rickwood
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