Nokia today unveiled some details on the 6120 model, one of its mobile phones that are currently under development. According to these information the new candybar-shaped handset is going to use the HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) technology, bringing customers higher speeds when using the Internet-based application.

Featuring a front camera for video calls, the 6120 model will also benefit from a 2 MP digital camera, which comes with flash and a 4x digital zoom. Nokia built the new model using the S60 Symbian operating system and this means users can improve the functionalities of the device by downloading fresh new application from the Internet.

Another neat feature the press release tells about is in the settings transfer utility. Using the software provided by Nokia users will apparently be able to transfer their settings from previously owned Nokia mobile phones, and there’s even the option of synchronizing the 6120 calendar with the one on your computer.

Having an initial pricing of EUR 260, the Nokia 6120 will only be available starting from the second quarter of the year.- Marius TRUSCULESCU -

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