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The Nokia 3620 has a 1,000-name phone book with room for three contact numbers and an e-mail address for each entry; you can also store more info on the SIM and MultiMediaCards. Other standard features include picture caller ID (when available), conference calling, text and multimedia messaging, an alarm clock, a calendar, a calculator, a to-do list, a currency converter, a notepad, and wireless Web access for WAP and XHTML sites. You get voice-activated dialing for up to 25 numbers, as well as a built-in speakerphone and voice recorder. Two Java (J2ME)-enabled games are included: Mix Pix and Snake Ex; you can use Bluetooth to play them in two-player mode. Sound options include a music composer, 18 polyphonic and 11 monophonic ring tones, and five ringer profiles; you can even assign ring tones to caller groups.

Just like the Nokia 3650, this phone runs the Symbian 6.1 OS, which is easy to customize and can be used for business. For variety, you can download additional apps, games, screensavers, and ring tones, or you can reorder the phone's menu system and select between a list-type or a PDA-like graphical user interface. Also, this mobile supports SMTP, POP3, and IMAP4 e-mail. You can sync with your desktop PIM via IR or Bluetooth, but you'll need to download the free software from the Nokia site.

As noted, one of the 3620's major selling points is the built-in VGA (640x480 resolution) digital camera and video recorder. You can take pictures at the highest resolution of 176x208 pixels in three different modes: up to 300 images in Portrait, 18 pics with Night, or 15 shots in Standard. In video mode, you can record up to 95K of footage at 15 frames per second. The video isn't exactly smooth, and you get only 30 seconds of playback, but it's a nice novelty. You can use the included RealOne Player to add music clips and record sound when shooting videos. It's easy to choose between storing pictures and videos on the phone's internal memory or on the external MultiMediaCard. As with many of these devices, the image quality is mediocre at best and not suitable for printing.

Once you capture pictures, you can play with them in a few ways. You can associate the image with a name in the phone book, save it as wallpaper, e-mail it to friends, and send it to other MMS-ready phones that work on the same network. Nokia includes a trial version of FotoFit, with which you can place faces from your stored shots on famous people; for example, you can put a picture of your friend on Abe Lincoln's body. You can also send and receive data via Bluetooth and IR

Performance of Nokia 3620

We tested the dual-mode (GSM 850/1900) Nokia 3620 service in San Francisco using AT&T Wireless services. Calls generally sounded good; callers came through clearly, and they had no trouble hearing us. The speakerphone quality also was respectable and equivalent to that found on comparable phones.

CThe handset will work on the GPRS network and is ready for high-speed wireless-data access. In our tests, we were able to connect just fine, and though browsing time wasn't stellar, it was noticeably faster than that of 2G phones.

As for battery life, we far surpassed the promised four hours of talk time by three hours, and we matched the rated standby time of eight days. That's impressive for a phone with a color screen, and it's an improvement over the Nokia 3650. It's worth noting that the battery will drain more quickly if you use the camera or video recorder features a lot.