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T-Mobile’s newest service, the Hotspot@Home service has contributed to the conjunction of two phones being released. One of them is the Nokia 6086. The service allows users to make calls via Wi-Fi without using any of your allotted minutes. What is even better, it actually makes the phone’s reception quite better.

The Nokia 6086 is also an Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) phone which means it is a cell phone that can automatically switch calls between regular GSM to wireless networks. At a bulky 1.8 inches wide, the design is still quite attractive. However, the inside display of the phone is where the problem lies. It has 1.75 inch display that only has a 128×160 pixel resolution. The menu in turn looks blurry.

This phone also has a VGA camera and its phone book has a 500-contact capability. Loads of other features are infused here, including instant messaging, multimedia messaging and Bluetooth.

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Nokia 6086, T-Mobile, Hotspot@Home, Bluetooth, VGA, Unlicensed Mobile Access, Wi-Fi

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