The good: Large, well-spaced keypad; decent feature set; user friendly interface; compact and lightweight.

The bad: No camera; no external screen; weak speaker sound; external antenna.

The bottom line: With the 6060, Nokia has gone for business chic on the cheap. At S$0 (with a 2-yr plan), it's an affordable low-end handset aimed at the corporate user with applications including an expense manager, calendar and to-do list.

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