Today’s business world is fast-moving, demanding and leaves no room for compromises. The S65 is a mobile phone that meets the expectations of modern business people. Its appealing design and complete set of business features put this mobile into a class of its own.

Bluetooth® wireless technology standard lets you transfer data over-the-air and for free. Premium still imaging and video recording with zoom function on the go. A comprehensive organizer and numerous 3rd party applications as well as high-speed email up- and downloading are only some of the S65’s many business applications. A reduced size multi-media card slot and the built-in 32MB expandable memory give enough room for files and data.

The user interface of the S65 can be modified with themes, but one thing stays the same – the main menu. Two main colours are used here, grey and gold. The icon that isn’t selected is smaller than that selected, and is grey – when selected the icon enlarges and becomes gold. I think this looks really bad and just tacky, and the icons aren’t very user-friendly either. Changing the themes on the handset doesn’t change any icons on the S65, just the background and colour scheme. The same grey and gold icons are still there in every theme, and if you’re not using the standard theme it looks even worse. There are four extra themes and the standard (black) theme preinstalled on the handset

The S65 comes with a TFT 65k colour screen which provides a 132 x 176 pixels display. The phone comes with a integrated 1.3 megapixel camera (1280 x 960 pixels) with zoom which is very user friendly. The user can enjoy the video camera feature which records to a MPEG4 format and allows the user to capture their special moments in full colour action. The video feature comes with a video playback feature and the user can send their recording to friend and family via the multimedia messaging service. The phone comes with 11 Mbytes of shared memory and with the option to expand the memory with a 32 Mbytes MultiMediaCard™ which can be easily added via the memory slot.

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