When Symbian phones were the bleeding edge geek tools of choice, with only 4MB of memory and an MMC card, it was okay to leave the user to work out all the hoops to jump through.
#Nokia music player phone how to#
The other concern is one that every music device designer has to contend with… Namely how to get all your music from a desktop computer onto the device.
The physical controls have always had to tied into either the phone's keypad or the directional controls, and while smart programming will always be come up with a decent looking interface on the screen, there’s nothing that can be done about what buttons are available. Previously, on Series 60Īs mentioned, the capability to play back stereo music files has been one that has been available to Series 60 owners since the 6630, and there have always been two over-riding concerns. This is also an area that Sony Ericsson’s UIQ Walkman branded phone is taking on board and we’ll look at that solution in a later article - this is a Series 60 zone from now on. Not that you couldn’t do this before, but now they’re more obviously designed for music, as opposed to having to work with hardware that didn’t have dedicated controls, and you get to use your own preferred quality headphones without having to buy a special adapter. With both the Nokia N arriving in the stores, the key selling point for this quarter to the consumer is that you can listen to music on these phones.
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