Nokia 6820

This phone follows Nokia 6800 and differs in smaller size, built-in camera and a lack of FM radio.

• Class: business
• Position in the line: above Nokia 6220
• Rival phones: --
• Description based on official information

• General features

  • Made in Finland
  • Announced in October 2003, in the market since the 1 quarter of 2004, official announcement on the 28 of October 2003
  • GSM 900/GSM1800/GSM1900
  • Battery type Li-Ion 720 mAh (BLD-3)
  • Talk time 2 - 4 hours, standby time up to 200 hours
  • High-contrast color graphic display shows up to 4096 colors, 5 text lines, resolution of 128 x 128 pixels
  • J2ME, executed Java applications (MIDP 1.0)
  • Built-in digital camera (CIF resolution, timer for 10 seconds, phone screen as a viewfinder)
  • QWERTY keypad

  • Weight: 100 g
  • Dimensions:

• Memory
  • Phone book memory for 300 names, a possibility to keep 3 numbers and one text field for a name. Phone book memory is shared dynamically. Minimum 3 numbers and one note can be assigned to a single name (there are 300 of them), maximum 5 numbers and 4 notes. Caller groups.
  • Memory for 150 SMS and 50 graphic messages(shared dynamically, number of SMS can rise if the number of graphic messages gets lower)
  • Calendar memory for 100 - 250 notes, depends on their length
  • Call register of 10 dialed, 10 received, and 10 missed calls
  • Memory can be used to store MMS (max 100 KB for a message), ringing tones (20 in Gallery, all can be deleted), images (10 pictures are preset), Java applications (up to 64 KB for an application)

 

• Call management, ringing tones

• Vibrating alert
• 20 polyphonic melodies and 11 monophonic ones
• Built-in loud speaker
• Speed dialing for 9 numbers
• Automatic redial (max 10 attempts)
• Automatic and manual network selection
• Voice dialing for 10 numbers

• SMS
  • Predictive text input T9
  • Templates (up to 10)
  • Sends and receives graphic messages (10 pictures are preset)
  • SMS Chat
  • MMS
  • A possibility to send group message, besides users' groups mailing lists can be created. Up to 20 numbers from the phone book in each one, up to 10 lists.
  • Concatenated messages (up to 450 characters)

   

• Connectivity
• WAP 2.0 over GPRS/EDGE, supports XHTML
• GPRS (4+1, class 8)
• IR-port
• EDGE
• HSCSD
• bluetooth
• Pop port Interface
• SyncML
• Email

• Organizer and extras
  • Wallet 2.0
  • WIM - Wireless Identification Module
  • Automatic keylock
  • Dictaphone
  • Changeable screen savers, color scheme can be adjusted
  • User's profiles(5), temporary profile
  • Time, date
  • Calculator, currency converter
  • Stopwatch (up to 20 intermediate results), countdown timer
  • Organizer supports different kinds of events (improved as compared to other models)
  • Notes (up to 3000 symbols in each)
  • 4 Java applications are preset
  • Games, a possibility to load games

Eldar Murtazin (eldar@mobile-review.com)
Published — 24 October 2003

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