Also, since the phone doesn't include a USB cable or memory-card slot, there's no easy way to get music onto the handset. Happily, it has an FM radio, so, when you run out of songs, you can always tune into that.
Thank God for Opera
With such a small screen, which only sports 65,536 colours, and no 3G or
Wi-Fi, we didn't expect surfing the Web on the 7100 to be much fun. But it does sport
the Opera Mini Web browser, which does a good job of putting huge pages onto
a tiny screen fairly quickly. For a quick Google search or checking up on your
Facebook friends, it's surprisingly handy.
Conclusion
The Nokia 7100 Supernova packs basic features into a glossy slider with
colourful, shiny trim. It doesn't have any bells and whistles, but it's got
good-sized keys and making a call or sending a text message is simple and
straightforward. It's inexpensive, but you get what you pay for: terrible photo and video quality, small on-board memory and flimsy headphones.
Edited by Charles Kloet
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Sunita Chourasia 1 October 2010
Good: The design of the phone is simple nice & it is easy to use.
Bad: It has the folders for music files but you can't put any music on the phone so there is no point the folders being there
Comment: The design of the phone is simple nice & it is easy to use. It has the folders for music files but you can't put any music on the phone so there is no point the folders being there. Nokia have created some good phones but this is not one of Nokia's best phone it has its problems it can have a tendency to cut out on you whenever it feels like with no warning & a full battery.
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