Handle without care: the new 3720 Classic is a seriously rugged phone.

I know a few people that could do with a phone like this.

Nokia says with this phone, you can “Handle without care”. It also calls the 3720 Classic its “most rugged handset to date”.

This is a phone designed to resist water, dust and shock – its entirely sealed to protect the inner electronics. The battery cover, which protects both the battery and the internal circuitry of the device, is locked with a screw, allowing you not to worry when using it in wet, dusty or muddy places.

Battery performance is also pretty serious – standby time is up to 18 days!

There’s a built-in LED flashlight, and additional add-ons include Nokia Maps, which comes pre-loaded on the 1 GB microSD card. The 3720 Classic has a 2.2” display.

The Nokia 3720 is expected to retail for approximately EUR 125 before subsidies or taxes (around R1000) and is expected to begin shipping in the third quarter.

If you’re bound to drop your phone, or get violent and “ambitious” after a few drinks – this would be the device to get.

Technical specifications:

Network: EGSM 900/1800/1900
Display: 320 x 240 QVGA, 2,2” TFT LCD, 16,7 million colors
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ZuCasts - a free digital media delivery service for mobile phones from ShoZu

Written by SymbianOne

Wednesday, 24 May 2006
Photo & Video 'ZuCasts' Now Delivered Directly to Cellphones - The ZuCast service will initially be available on selected Nokia, Samsung and Panasonic handsets.

ShoZu Drives Mobile Media into New Territory: Photo & Video 'ZuCasts' Now Delivered Directly to Cellphones

LONDON-- May 24, 2006-- Free Service Debuts with Over 20 Content Options

First there were podcasts and videocasts. Now come ZuCasts -- a free digital media delivery service for mobile phones from ShoZu. For the first time, photos,
video clips and a variety of other professional and user-generated content can be delivered directly to the cellphone on a regular basis without any manual
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The service is scheduled to begin live previews in June with a choice of over 20 ZuCasts ranging from Webshots' best daily photos to videoblog coverage
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The free-to-download ShoZu application also continues to offer one-click sharing of images captured on camera phones. That part of the service enables users
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The new ShoZu service will debut with ZuCasts from the Vans Warped Tour as well as three of the most popular user-generated sites on the Web. Options will
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-- Multiple ZuCasts from the 2006 Vans Warped Tour, consisting of photo and videoblogs created by Warner Bros. Records staff as well as select artists such
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-- Assorted ZuCasts from the Buzznet photo/video web community, including user-submitted snapshots and video clips on topics ranging from bikinis and celebrities
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-- Photo ZuCasts from the Webshots photo sharing site, such as featured photo of the day, featured member of the day, best professional photos of the day,
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-- The daily episode of Rocketboom, a humorous three-minute videoblog whose host Amanda Congdon has been called the first Internet video star. Topics of
the mock news report have ranged from a geek prom to oil prices, black light tattoos and Martha Stewart.

Channel preferences will be configurable
HERE.

File delivery is up to one-third less expensive than other mobile data delivery methods including wireless email, and it is free for cellphone users who have unlimited flat-fee data packages from their wireless carriers.

The ZuCast service will initially be available on selected Nokia, Samsung and Panasonic handsets. ShoZu's image-sharing services are currently available
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ShoZu specializes in interactive media solutions that enable cellphone users to get more out of the mobile experience, providing fast and easy access to photo sharing communities, mobile blogs, videocasts, podcasts and other web content directly from the handset.

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