Top 10 phones of June

This month's chart is simply laden with Nokias. This Finnish giant grabs top spots with the immensely popular Nokia 6230 and its latest megapixel camera-phone, Nokia 7610. Here, we present you in priority the 10 most popular handphones for the month of June.
Note: Results are based on readership and telephone polls conducted with various retailers in Singapore.

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	1.	Nokia 6230  The good: Classy executive design; video-capable VGA camera; MP3 playback; FM radio; Bluetooth and infrared; MMC expansion slot. The bad: Small display; buggy. The bottom line: While we're astounded by this Nokia's multimedia abilities and connectivity options, the screen and dodgy software leave an unpleasant aftertaste.   Review | Compare phones | Rate This
	2.	Nokia 7610 The Nokia 7610, resembling an elongated Nokia 7600, comes with a 65k-color screen and an onboard megapixel camera. If the wavy keypad is not a major turnoff, this phone's 48-chord polyphonic ringer and integrated MP3 player will be music to your ears. The first Nokia handset to sport a megapixel camera certainly holds an attraction for many. Check back for our in-depth review soon.   First take | Compare phones | Rate This
	3.	Panasonic X70  The good: Attractive design; bright, beautiful display; Bluetooth-enabled. The bad: Short battery life; low photo resolution; minor stability issues. The bottom line: The Panasonic X70 is a gorgeous mobile marred by limited photo resolution, minor stability issues, and the lack of Java; it fails to live up to the hype of its formidable predecessor.   Review | Compare phones | Rate This
	4.	Samsung SGH-E700 The good: Fashionable design; excellent display and polyphony; good VGA camera with effective Night mode; huge 9MB memory. The bad: Lacks triband; quirky user interface; no programmable shortcut keys; lacks Bluetooth. The bottom line: An exceptional blend of looks, features and performance, the Samsung SGH-E700 is a top bet for anyone after a compact and stylish camera-phone.   Review | Compare phones | Rate This
	5.	Sony Ericsson T630 The good: Stylish new design; full-featured. The bad: Software remains a tad slow; significantly pricier than the T610. The bottom line: The new Sony Ericsson T630, despite the fresh design and new display, really isn't too different from the T610. But given how good the latter was, that's not such a bad thing at all.   Review | Compare phones | Rate This

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