Email wise the Ericsson P1i can handle push email in the most common formats such as Blackberry Connect, Microsoft Exchange, ActivSync and others. You can view and edit PDF, PowerPoint and Word documents using the installed Quick Office software for your email attachments. Another handy extra feature is the business card scanner, this software takes a picture of a business card taken by the phones 3.2 megapixel camera and converts the image into contact information for your business contacts list.

Audio playback is available on the P1i in MP3, AAC, AAC+ and eAAC+ so you will have no trouble with your audio recordings or mobile phone ringtones.

So once you have your personal real music tones downloaded and your email settings correct this Symbian Smartphone phone will be perfect. Offering video recording and playback on the 240 x 320 pixel 262k resolution screen the Sony Ericsson P1i truly has everything you might need for work or play.

Fitted with a 2 megapixel camera and 8x digital zoom, the 6300 can be used to take pictures of your best moments together with friends and family. It provides full screen viewfinder and is capable of both recording videos and playing them. With a 240 x 320 resolution screen and up to 16 million true colours, video is actually quite watchable on this tiny device.

With an array of multimedia options, this mobile phone can tickle the fancy of all those who like to be entertained. It has a music player that supports MP3, MP4, and a whole host of other formats. It also has an FM stereo radio (with Visual Radio) and a 3GPP video player. Of course the Nokia 6300 allows you to store your favorite music, and your most memorable videos and photos with its 7.8 Megabyte internal memory. The included 2GB microSD (TransFlash) memory expansion socket is a handy way of transferring images and videos from and to your laptop or PC.

In summary the Nokia 6300 is a shining star in the myriad of other new phones currently on the market and definitely deserves futher attention if you are in the market for a new mobile phone.

Capabilities
The Bluetooth definition is a wireless technology
that is a worldwide specification for a small form
factor, low cost solution that will provide link
between mobile devices and other electronic
devices.

Similiar to 802.11 b/g wireless and many cordless
telephone systems, Bluetooth operates on 2.4 GHz
radio signals.  The 2.4 GHz band seems to be a bit
crowded, with interferences between the devices a
bit hard to avoid.  Telephones are now being offered
at the 5.8 GHz frequency band, which will help to
remedy this.

The technical specifications of Bluetooth will
indicate a maximum transfer rate of 723 kbps with
a range of 65 – 328 feet, all depending on the
class of that particular device.  The speed is a
fraction of what is offered by wireless standards,
so it’s obvious that Bluetooth doesn’t really
pose a threat to replacing your wireless network.

Applications
There are numerous products that will take advantage
of Bluetooth capabilities, such as laptops, PDAs,
headphones, and even wireless printer adapters.

A lot of laptops out there will include an onboard
Bluetooth adapter which allows the system to
connect to any Bluetooth device right out of the
box.  For computers that don’t have an adaptor
built right in, there are several USB adaptors
available for Bluetooth.

For an awesome technology, Bluetooth is actually
hard to compete with.  For short range wireless,
Bluetooth is easily one of the best.  The standard
for Bluetooth keeps getting better and better,
making it a wireless technology that will be around
for years and years to come.