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Nokia 3595

In the early days of cellular phone technology, the phone was the thing. Now, however, users expect more from their cell phones. Cell phones, in fact, have become portable communication, entertainment, and productivity tools. Of this, the Nokia 3595 is a prime example.

The Nokia 3595 contains many of the features that users have come to expect, and a few others that are not yet omnipresent. Among those features that users most demand is internet access from their mobile phone. The 3595 comes with an XHTML browser, which allows for convenient web surfing from just about anywhere. The 3595 also has powerful mobile messaging capabilities, with the ability to email both text and picture messages. Also included are instant messaging services, as well as predictive text input.

The phonebook on the 3595 is large, conceivably large enough to include all the names and numbers that could ever by required. Each name in the phonebook can have up to five different phone numbers, as well as three different text addresses. The calendar feature can have up to 500 entries, and there is also a 30-item "to-do" list. The phone also has voice dialing for up to 14 numbers.

The Nokia 3595, for all its power, is small and lightweight. Weighing under four ounces, the 3595 is easy to carry. And at only four-and-a-half inches long and less than an inch thick, it can fit easy into a purse or pocket. The antenna is internal, so it won't get snagged or stuck on things.