Nokia Surge 6790 Reviews

Not everyone can afford a smartphone. Or can they? The Nokia Surge 6790 challenges this view with its low price and appealing design. Keep reading as we take a close look at how much smartphone you can get for so little money.

One nice feature for business conferencing or keeping in touch with loved ones far from home is the Video Share service from AT&T. The service costs an additional $4.99 per month, but allows you to make video calls to others who have a compatible phone

At first glance, the Nokia Surge 6790, available from AT&T, vaguely resembles all other touchscreen phones with either slide-out or flip-down QWERTY keyboards. Just one problem,...

Bright, crisp 2.4-inch LCD ; slideout QWERTY keyboard ; excellent music and video players ; fast and easy to surf Web browser ; accelerometer

No touchscreen ; awkward direct dialing ; microUSB jack isn't for charging ; no 3.5mm jack ; no threaded messaging

At first glance with it's slide-out keyboard and black plastic casing, you might think the Nokia Surge is intended to be a high-end messaging phone and perhaps that was the case. However, this Nokia is a smartphone and includes all the features ...