This novel concept phone converts the digital signals it receives and turns it into kinetic energy. The use of an electro magnet allows the mobile phone to shift its weight to its base and gets the unit to stand up. This shift in position shows you whenever a phone call or text message is received which would be great for, say, deaf people or those that do not like using blaring ring tones or message alerts to tell them they have to check their handsets.

To cancel a call, you can simply tap the Nokia Kinetic back down. This seems to be an elegant, techie solution to the age old problem of loud, annoying call and message alerts.

The one thing that this ends up sacrificing is the convenience factor whenever the user pockets the phone. The bumpy bottom which houses the camera and the electro magnet makes the handset seems a bit bulky and will surely give users a bulging pocket. Ergonomics-wise, the shape may not be for everyone, especially those who have gotten used to gripping a flat shaped device. That would not be an issue if used hands-free however.

At any rate, it is a very interesting idea. This nifty little concept was the hard work of Mr. Jeremy Innes-Hopkins, a British designer that predicts that this is the next trend in the future of mobile phones.

So, another day, another fantastic phones with a crap na- hang on… what’s this? The X6? X6?! Only two symbols. Only one number?! Good heavens, what on earth is going on. We’re terrified. This is… hmm… well… kind of exciting, in a geeky kind of way. Because we’d actually be quite proud of answering, ’so are you going to get a new phone any time soon because you’re current handset smells and seems to attract pigeons and wails like a dog instead of ringing and it looks at me funny and can you just put it away again please I don’t want it near my food,’ with ‘yes, yes we are, we’re going to buy – wait for it – we’re going to be purchasing – stand back now – the Nokia EX-SIX. Yes, you heard us right, the EX-SIX. BOOM!’

Then if anyone was still actually sat with you, you could explain how the Nokia X6 is just about the best music phone on the market, not to mention a cracking smartphone in its own right. As this Nokia X6 review well testifies. Or as you’ll find if you have a gander at these Nokia X6 deals. Then the people who were still sat with you will ask what you mean, because they won’t be able to see or click on the hyperlink if you just say ‘rreview’ or ‘ddeals’. Then they’ll leave. But it will be okay. It will be alright. Because one day soon, you shall own the Nokia X6, and all shall be good.

Feel a bit ill? Need a lie down after all that capitalised intensity? Just the thought of all that popular “music” make you wish the gosh darned wireless had never been invented in the first place, what with all the hip hopping and jiving and the like that’s come out of it? Then the X3, my casually bigoted friend, is not for you. Because the Nokia X3 is all about da moosic, all about da choons.

Cheap? Check.
Great music player? Check.
Obscenely loud stereo speakers that will wind up 99.4% of people on the bus? Check.
Access to the unlimited-tunes Comes With Music Service with certain Nokia X3 deals? Check.

Checkedy check check checkaroony. There simply is not going to be a phone released in the next few months that is going to appeal to the musically conscious yoof more than this little thing. But the good thing is, the thing that makes us not dismiss this phone, in fact, is that the Nokia X3 also comes with a whole heap of other great gadgets n’ gizmos. A-GPS? Fast web browsing? Generous bundle of in-box thingies? Social networking apps? Very cool preloaded games? Checkadeckydoodah.

Don’t believe us? Then have a gander at this Nokia X3 review for the full rub down of all its shiny and shouty bits and pieces. Or have a look at the video below for… oh, god… don’t, actually. When will Nokia learn that, in the art of marketing videos, you get out what you put in? Ie, if you put in a total of four Euros towards the making of a film, said film shall be utter ****. Hey ho. At least their phones are good.