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Nokia Supernova has FM Stereo with Radio data System and the users can listen nokia 7210 supernova pc suite control the music through Bluetooth stereo audio. All contacts, messages, pictures, music files are displayed on a long and sleek looking screen measuring 2. Its very easy, just download & install Nokia Software Updater software, it is available for free on Nokia web site. Connect your phone to your PC in PC SUIT mode, for that u must have NOKIA PC SUIT on your PC, which is also available for free on Nokia site. And open application NOKIA SOFTWARE UPDATER & it will connect to internet & just follow instructions, it will automatically format & reinstall OS on your phone.

Nokia PC Suite allows you to connect your phone with Windows to synchronize data, to backup files, to download apps, games and entertainment and to install software, to update software, to transfer images and music between a Nokia phone and your computer. In fact, it comes along with several useful features to enhance your mobile experience.

Once you plug your phone to the computer, these features can be accessed from the main menu with a series of bright and bold icons for ease of use. There are 4connectivity options: Bluetooth, infrared, serial cable (CA-42) and USB cable. The last one is the fastest. In case of some connection problems or unavailability of file transfer or other functions, you'd better unplug the device and try a new connection a few moments later. It includes handy messaging functions. You write your SMS on your computer and then send it to one of your contacts in your address book.The other useful function of Nokia PC Suite is that it can be used to view and to convert videos.

It is then possible to convert any film into the format compatible with your Nokia phone.

I’ve been using my Nokia 7210 Supernova for over three months now. Here’s a quick review of how the phone has fared thus far.I bought it mainly because I wanted a simple and cheap camera-phone that I could use on my solo road trip from Manila back to Cebu (the trip was called ““).

I was attracted by its 2-megapixel camera and low cost (at around P6000) and its large phone directory (around 1000 contacts, at least). The main screen was large and bright and the case was slim and light.

Clinching the sale was its expandable storage via a micro-SD slot. I left the store with an additional 2GB micro-SD card.I left Manila after a day or two and eagerly put the camera to work. During the first day of my trip (which ended in Gumaca, Quezon), I took photos of several old churches and got acquainted with the capabilities and limitations of the camera. I found that it took decent and fairly sharp pictures in good light, but under poor lighting conditions the shots were “noisy” and often blurred (I guess it was compensating with a “longer” exposure). The digital zoom was practically worthless too since it resulted in blurred, unfocused pictures. This built-in digital camera is strictly for daytime outdoor use, or for brightly-lit indoor venues.

Forget about using it at night. It does not have a flash unit.

It does video too, but I haven’t made much use of that feature yet.You can check out some photos taken with this camera at my.How does it fare as a phone? The large phone directory is versatile, allowing multiple numbers per contact as well as other information. I’ve already transferred several hundred contacts from my SIM card (there’s a simple utility for doing that too) and I’m only using 20% of its capacity. I did notice, however, that sending a contact to someone else (as a “business card”) involves digging through the menus. Adding a number to an existing contact also requires similar effort.

Overall, I found that the menus could be made more intuitive and simpler.Connectivity is pretty good too, with Bluetooth, packet data, and Micro USB 2.0 support. It comes with PC Suite software. The included applications allow you to upload pictures to Flickr or connect to Yahoo!One of the 7210’s pleasant surprises is the sound quality of its speakers. When placed close enough (about 6 inches away), I could hear even the lower frequencies of my stored music. The phone has a music player for MP3 and WAV files, and FM radio with a programmable automatic tuner. The supplied earphones act as the unit’s radio antenna and come with a small channel switch button.

Alas, the headphones themselves aren’t very good, and the ill-fitting earpieces can cause some pain after a while. I later purchased an adapter so I could use more comfortable earphones. After doing so, I found the sound to be quite good, considering the cheap equipment I was using, and got booming bass and clear-enough highs.

I had to give up the convenience of the radio channel switch button, but the comfort was worth it. The music player comes with a stereo widening feature and configurable equalizer which I put to good use.If there is one major complaint I have with the 7210, it’s with the keypad. Not only are the keys too small, they do not have enough tactile feedback so errors are frequent.

Worse, the placement of certain keys is terrible. The call-cancel key (with the little red phone symbol) also acts as a function-cancel, and it’s placed right where you can accidentally press it.

I have had many a text message sent to the “draft” folder, as well as many canceled operations, because of it. Nokia would do good to move the blasted thing someplace else. The layout plain sucks!Take note that this phone uses a micro-USB port, and a USB cable is not supplied. You will have to buy one (aroundP250). You should also be wary of the stores that try to sell you the micro-SD cards. I bought my 2GB card at the same outlet where I purchased the phone.

The charged my over P1000 for it. Less than five meters away, there was a store selling the exact same thing (as in same brand even) for just P500. Don’t forget to buy better earphones and an adapter.This phone’s many features make it worth its price, as long as you can get over the lousy keypad.

It’s not the best experience, but I am mostly satisfied. If, however, you can get a phone with better keys and menus, along with the same features, go for it instead.