It may be an older model, but the Nokia 3555 does still bring some worthwhile features along to the table with it. It’s a bit of a surprise to see there’s still some punch in this, especially after seeing some potent ultramodern smart phones, but sometimes strange things come in the fashion you’d least expect.

The Nokia 3555 is a folder-style cell phone that offers a voice recorder, Bluetooth connectivity, microSD card slot, a phone book with sufficient capacity for a thousand entries, fax capability (which is a feature I don’t remember ever seeing before), mobile web, mobile email, support for Java applications, MP3 player, alarm clock, calendar, calculator, microUSB port, wireless download capability, a VGA camera, an included hands-free headset, and a battery that yields three hours of talk time on a single charge.

Now, you can see here that there’s a lot of trouble here, mostly owing to the fact that it’s an older phone. Many critical features are missing that, viewed against the cold light of day, are downright necessary and gravely limits the utility of the Nokia 3555. But then, I’ve never seen a phone with fax capability, and that’s a really unusual feature.

One unusual feature, however, is scarcely enough to make up for the panoply of missing features, and though the download capability is in there, it’s still pretty lightly-featured against bigger models of cell phone.

It may be old, and it may be a bit underpowered, but there’s still plenty to like about the Nokia 3555.

The Good

Unexpected fax feature

Downloadable features for added utility

The Bad

Poor camera

Poor battery life

Decided lack of onboard features

Score 5 / 10

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Even though it looks like WP7 won’t have Cut and Paste in its initial release, it has a feature that looks like Find my iPhone.

This definitely shows off how WP7 can sync with a PC, and have a lot of cloud computing functionality as well. I don’t have much on this new feature, but I heard that this feature will be free of charge on all AT&T handsets like the Samsung Focus, HTC Surround, and LG Quantum.

I’m sure we’ll be hearing more about this soon.

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We first covered Jolicloud when it was in pre-beta, and I seem to remember that it should be available this week, but that was a month ago.

Actually, it came out about a week ago, and it is a good netbook operating system. So if you want to enjoy the Jolicloud HTML5, then this could be your next OS.

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