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The world leader in mobile phones Nokia just announced another new value budget handset in its classic line - the Nokia 6303i Classic, following on the heritage of its 6303 classic phone. As if the mobile phone market were not saturated enough with cheap handsets offering one or two great features matched with another three or four lousy ones, we now have another option which, while new for 2010, is just a rehashed handset first released about 7 months earlier.

This time, you get an upgraded 55 MB internal memory where before you only got 17 MB, a higher microSD card memory support but you now have to contend with a downgraded video recording from VGA at 15fps to a pathetic QVGA at 8fps. What was Nokia thinking? It looks like the Finnish mobile phone giant has been suffering some memory lapses on its product portfolio features or is banking on the short memory of its markets.

Typical Budget Features

The 6303i Classic is a tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900) on the 2G network with class 32 GPS/EDGE data carrier connectivity. Local data connectivity gets Bluetooth 2.1 for wireless data transfers and microUSB 2.0 for wired data transfers with a PC or laptop.

• Its multimedia feature comes with a capable audio player for mp3/wav/eAAC and WMA audio formats and a capable video player for H.263 and 264 video formats - something we expect from a Nokia handset. You also get a stereo FM radio with RDS. Listening options includes Bluetooth A2DP for wireless stereo headsets and a 3.5mm headphone jack for wired regular headphones.
• There's a 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera with dual LED flash = about the only thing about this handset. But as stated earlier, video recording disappoints as you only get QVGA at 8fps and QCIF at 15fps.
• Its form factor comes in the conventional candybar measuring 108.8 x 46.2 x 11.7mm and weighs a pocket-friendly 96 g. There's a typical 2.2-inch TFT LCD display with QVGA resolution and 16 million colors.
• It is powered with a 1050 mAh Lithium-ion battery that does a decent job to deliver 8 hours of talk and up to 515 hours in standby. You also get a generous music playback time of up to 30 hours uninterrupted when fully charged.
• It carries pre-bundled Nokia Maps 2.0, instant messaging and email clients as well as a WAP 2.0 HTML browser with Flash Lite 3.0 support, though without WiFi or 3G, your browsing could be a real pain.

Availability

Announced only this February, we expect to see the Nokia 6303i Classic reach its markets by the end of first quarter with a SIM-free price of EUR105 before taxes and subsidies. It comes with a choice of body colors like chestnut, matt black, steel, illuvial pink, khaki on gold and white on silver.

Users of the earlier 6303 Classic need not move up to this as its upgraded feature is offset by its downgraded features. For mobile phone starters just coming out of puberty, this is a fine handset on its own but you could be better off looking elsewhere.

Pay a visit to Best Mobile Contracts to look at all the latest phone deals. There you can find all the latest Nokia 6303i Classic deals on offer.

How to Make the Most of Wearing a Little Black Dress

What is it about the THE LITTLE BLACK DRESS that makes it so iconic?  It seems that according to market research every woman needs one and most women have one.  I for one don’t!  Black doesn’t suit me, not that this has stopped many other women.  A small part of me would love a little black cocktail dress and I have thought long and hard about why that is.  Even if you decide that you must have a black dress, there are so many variations on that theme. 

 

Traditionally black is “slimming”.  This is questionable.  Trinny and Suzannah did an experiment of sorts with boxes on the television recently and generally black was considered a “heavier” colour.  All darker colours can be “slimming”, not necessarily black and using different colours together can have a greater effect.

 

There is something glamorous and sexy about a black dress.  Perhaps it seems mysterious or superior.  Certainly women who suit black do look incredibly chic dressed in a black dress. 

 

Black is considered smart.  Yes, this is true but there are many other less harsh colours that are also very smart.  Charcoal grey or Pewter are examples.

 

Black is available.  This to me is the single most important factor.  During the winter months, particularly running up to Christmas, the shops are full of black dresses.  No wonder we are all tempted into them.

 

But look around and you will find some other beautiful, jewel like colours to wear to all those Christmas parties.  Purple, Jade, Scarlet.  They are all out there and just think how you will stand out from the crowd.

 

If however, I cannot persuade you to change your mind, please consider the following tips to look your very best in black. 

 

If you have pale hair, skin and eyes, black will swamp you but by keeping it away from your face and choose a chiffon or lace fabric teamed with jewellery in a lighter colour, you can look fabulous.  You may need to apply a little more make-up than usual, again using an eye pencil in a flattering colour.

 

If you have dark hair and eyes then the world is your oyster as far as black goes.  Go on, you are in the minority who look great in black from head to foot.

 

If you have red or auburn hair, black will be very harsh on your skin.  Try to wear a lower cut dress and team it with a warm coloured scarf or jewellery.  Terracotta or salmon pink could look great.  Again, think about the fabric.  Soft or textured fabrics will absorb the light and be more flattering.

 

If you have grey or ash blonde hair, you can wear black more comfortably than many other women, but it is better to keep it away from your face.  If the neckline is too high it can make your chin shadowy.  Team your black dress with a lavender bolero or corsage and jewellery.

 

So it would seem that to a certain degree, we can all get away with wearing that Little Black Dress.  Just remember to use the style, fabric and colourful accessories to "customise" your black dress and make it perfect for you.

About the Author

Joanna Steele-Perkins is a senior image consultant with Colour Me Beautiful image consultants.
Based in Taunton, Somerset, she is a regular contributor to magazines and newspapers. She offers advice on all aspects of personal image and her services include colour analysis, style consultations, MakeUp Lesson and bridal advice.

Is the heating element inside a steel kettle that's black and gets in contact with boiling water safe?

I bought Moulinex steel kettle and found a black heating element inside that gets in contact with boiling water. What material is it? other kettles have silver steel element which is clear to view. Is there any health or safety concern about that heating element? Please only serious answers

Ceramic element, if their was any danger to health, they would not manufacture it in a kettle. Best of Luck

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