What Was Nokia Thinking?

Learn Good Living

At the very least, using the Nokia 6708 teaches three good habits. (1) Learn not to text while driving; the only way to compose an SMS is by writing with a stylus on the unit’s touch-sensitive screen. (2) Improve your penmanship; only clearly legible writing will be recognized by the phone.

(3) Be more careful with your possessions. The charger, with its proprietary design, incompatible with any Nokia phone on the market today, means finding a replacement is hard.

“Look Ma! Both Hands!”

It’s impossible to do anything with one hand, except dialing a number and calling up the programs manager. Unless you have a very dexterous thumb with a small tip, you’re forced to using the stylus (and thus both hands) to do even simple tasks such as viewing your contact list and navigating through menus.

(Stay tuned for the full review in upcoming issue of Mobile Philippines!)

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