Nokia N series phone has come out once again in the world of fashionand wireless technology in this modern world where all of us want anew experience of surfing handset and want to do all the works from aplace. Here N78 has included such features which let you do your jobfrom a definite place. The N78 has an impressive feature set: the hardware - 3.2 megapixel auto-focus camera, Wi-Fi and 3.5G connectivity, integrated GPS - tells one part of the story. With dimensions of 113 x 49 x 15.1 mm (76.5 cc), the N78 is at the small end of the S60 scale. It manages to be noticeably predecessors while packing in extra features - such is the pace of changes in the mobile world. Amazing features are to be found in the phone as it is part of Nokia flagship line. Most notably is the ability to tag locations on the map included in the phone. With the n78 and its GPS capabilities you will never get lost and you won’t need to buy a GPS device for the car. The N78 is a candy bar phone with a piano-black face and a brown, “Zen garden” back. Build quality is fairly good, though not quite up to the standards of other N-series phones. The plastic backing feels particularly flimsy and isn’t quite held in place securely enough for our liking. The “hinge” holding the press-button lock even broke after a few days use. Unlike the iphone, we found it difficult to connect to the internet using Wi-Fi. While the phone features a Wi-Fi shortcut on the main page, it doesn’t let you connect — it seems to act as a “sniffer” instead. Despite appearances, the contextual “Start Web browsing” option doesn’t connect to the chosen Web point, but will use the more expensive 3G connectivity instead.
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