The latest Nokia 6301 mobile phone handset comes with a sleek stainless steel design that offers consumers seamless voice and data mobility across GSM cellular and WLAN networks via Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) technology. The Nokia 6301 mobile phone handset uses UMA technology to integrate the benefits of landline and a mobile phone that may also include seamless indoor coverage, sound quality and affordability.

The convergence of mobile and fixed/land-line technologies have made things more beneficial for the users who are looking for products that can help make the lives easier. Nokia 6301 handset with the utilization of UMA technology, worldwide triband GSM coverage combined with superior indoor WLAN coverage succeeded in making things more sophisticated.

It is possible for the user to use UMA technology, GSM network or a broadband Internet-connected WLAN network for the mobile services that guarantees excellent indoor coverage both at office and in home. The user can also have one multi-mode handset that is capable of working everywhere with enhanced and easy-to-use voice services. And, WLAN/UMA supports in providing excellent coverage and sound quality, even in areas where mobile phone reception has previously been poor.

The Nokia 6301 mobile phone with UMA technology, allows the users in delivering voice and data services over WLAN that will increase the mobile service availability while decreasing the costs related to network deployment. The Nokia 6301 mobile handset is a stylish new addition to the Unik range of converged fixed and mobile phones With its sleek candy bar design and attractive stainless steel exterior the mobile phone succeeds in grabbing the attraction of the mobile users.

Weighing 93 grams and measuring less than 13.1mm thin, the Nokia 6301 model mobile phone is convenient for the user to hold in hand and slip into the pocket. It also offers consumers a modern suite of features that includes a 2 megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom and full screen viewfinder that guarantees the user of perfect quality pictures.

Samuel Herrick writes about cordless phones and calling cards.