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When you take a look at the list of the model names of the phones of Nokia – they may have already used up all the numbers, so they need to come up with a new naming system.

For example, here is one Nokia model taken out of each number from 1 to 9:
- Nokia 1680
- Nokia 2110
- Nokia 3600
- Nokia 5070
- Nokia 6210
- Nokia 7070
- Nokia 8110
- Nokia 9110

The Nokia E-series and N-series are not included with this list yet. So far, the world’s largest mobile phone manufacturer have been successful in coming up with models and units which suit the taste of their consumers from all over the world.

So what is the latest mobile phone unit to come out of the Nokia factory? Check out the Nokia 6210 navigator.

A Glimpse at what the Nokia 6210 Navigator has to Offer

First up, here is a quick list of the features included in the Nokia 6210 Navigator phone:

- 2.4-inch QVGA LCD display with light sensor
- 3G, EDGE, GPS, HSDPA, Bluetooth, A2DP, USB connectivity
- Slider phone, quadband
- Symbian OS
- 3.7 hours talktime, 244 hours standby
- 120 MB internal memory with microSD expansion slot
- Built-in A-GPS
- 3.2 megapixel camera

As you can see, the Nokia 6210 Navigator comes power-packed with features. As the name implies, the navigator is one of the main features of the handset.

The built-in A-GPS system comes in handy whether you are driving or traveling by foot. The predecessor of the Nokia 6210 Navigator is the Nokia 6220 Classic unit.

Unlike the Nokia 6220 Classic, the Nokia 6210 Navigator has an embedded compass which you can use for pedestrian navigation.

A Deeper Look at the Nokia 6210 Navigator

When it comes to the design, the Nokia 6210 Navigator is nothing exceptional.  It is a simple slider-type phone with a no-fuss keypad. This should suit the needs of those who are looking for a no-nonsense type of phone.

If you absolutely have no sense of direction – the Nokia 6210 Navigator will get you exactly where you want to go. The phone includes an accelerometer which measures the changes in direction and orientation. This particular feature will also show you which way’s north and which way’s south.

There is also the Maps 2.0 feature which the company called the ‘breadcrumbs’ – which allows you to track back the route that you took earlier. 

Other nifty directional features of the Nokia 6210 Navigator include the city maps where you can get information about tourist sites and restaurants. You can easily use the 3.2-Megapioxel camera for the occasional snapshot.

All in all, you can definitely consider asking for the Nokia 6210 Navigator when you shop around for mobile phone deals with your provider. If you’ve ever felt the urge to travel and explore new sights, you don’t have to lug around individual GPS systems, a camera and a mobile phone – these features are all included in the Nokia 6210 Navigator.