It appears that AT&T is at full blast to fill up its domain of mobile phones. This time, the company has fastened belts to uncloak yet another arresting piece tagged Nokia 2330. Designed to be simple yet effectual, this candy bar phone is engraved in a slim, silver body.
The catchy phone comes integrated with a 65,000-color display, a standard keypad and navigation array. Inside the device, a VGA camera, an FM radio, Bluetooth, a speakerphone, a basic personal organizer, messaging, a 500-contact phone book, and a WAP browser exist.
In addition, this easy-to-use and solid phone brings text messaging, Nokia audio messaging and IM support including AOL, MSN and Yahoo! Messenger out of its box of messaging. Equipped with a 2-megapixel camera, the 2330 further embraces 8MB of internal memory storage.
Furthermore, weighing nearly 2.82 ounces, the 2330 also features a predictive text keyboard for speedy typing alongside GSM/GPRS, EDGE and Stereo on a plate of Wireless technology.
Well, to crack that grin, AT&T is offering it for free with a service contract.