10
Sep
2009
Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition. Jeff Stelling: win!
Sometimes, celebrities do things they really, really shouldn’t. No – hang on – not like that. We all do things that we shouldn’t do sometimes. And fair enough celebs seem to do those things more often than most (‘what, you want to film us as we **** and ****** and I **** you in the **** – sure! That sounds like a great idea! And one that won’t ever come back to haunt me!’). But what we mean is when someone tries to be something they’re not.
Goldie being an actor: fail!
Kiera Knightly as a singer: fail!
Gordon Brown as a human who smiles: fail!
But sometimes, just sometimes, a celeb can pull it off. Jeff Stelling, for example. World’s greatest ever football match updater: without doubt. Jeff Stelling as Richard Whitely replacement on Countdown… hang on a minute! But look at that, he pulled it off with style. And style is a tricky thing to achieve on Countdown.
And so, seamlessly, we move on to the Nokia 5800 Navigation edition. A phone that first came to our attention as an XpressMusic all about the music nothing but the music music music choons banging speakers nice traxx mate innit yeah kind of phone and is now trying to reinvent itself as a phone that is all about navigation and route planning. A bit of a shift, as we’re sure you’ll agree. But the good thing is, the Nokia 5800 Navigator edition pulls it off. Because with its pre-installed and lifetime-membereshipped access to the ful range of Nokia Maps turn-by-turn software, an in-box car cradle and charger, and that nice big screen, there really is no need to buy a standalone GPS unit.
So, what more can we say. Like driving? Get lost a lot? Need a new phone? Then go have a look at this Nokjia 5800 navigation review, than at the official page, then go buy this thing.
And we’ll have a consonant please, Fake New Carol With The Terrible Clothes.
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