bollywood latest news

Designed as a social networking and messaging handset, the Surge offers access to popular websites like Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and YouTube through the pre-installed JuiceCaster application. Users can post messages, upload images, videos and comments on the go. The smartphone also boasts a full suite of messaging features, including Instant messaging (IM), SMS, MMS and e-mail for you to stay connected with others.

With its flash capability, the Surge offers you a powerful browsing experience, allowing you to view most of the websites in full HTML or watch YouTube videos. The system runs on Symbian Series 60 Third Edition software, which enables the handset to multitask. It also includes Quickoffice for editing Word and Excel documents. In addition, its integrated GPS and AT&T Navigator provides traffic updates, audible turn-by-turn directions and traffic alerts to drivers when there is a slowdown or accident.

The multimedia features are notable as well. With AT&T Mobile Music, you can listen and download your favorite music from Napster Mobile, eMuisc Mobile, XM Radio and more over the air. It sports a built-in 2.0-megapixal camera with 4X digital zoom and color camera for you to make live video calls while participating in a voice call through AT&T Video Share. The gadget supports MP3, AAC and Microsoft WMA9 files, and sports a 2.5mm headset jack, which means you may need a stereo Bluetooth headset or a 3.5mm adapter if you want to listen to music privately.

As for the appearance, the Surge has a thin side-slide design, measuring 3.84" tall by 2.28" wide by 0.61" deep and weighing 4.38ounces. It comes with a 2.4-inch 240x320-pixel QVGA LCD display and 128MB internal memory, which can be extended to 8GB through the microSD card slot. Like Nokia N97 and E71x, the device packs a standard 1500 mAh battery.

If you are an active user who are mostly interested in staying connected with friends and families, this messaging-centric Nokia 6790 Surge would be a great choice.