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If you are looking for a mobile phone that is like the iPhone, but looks as though you could could buy it for a cheaper price and with the same functionality then may be you will consider the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic.

Certainly during the present credit crunch cost savings are always welcome and whilst there will always be the Apple iPhone advocates the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is a good alternative. The Nokia alternative has better resolution with 640×360 pixels versus the iPhone’s 480×320 pixels.

The Nokia 5800 has its own music store which looks like being free for the first year – another great saving during the credit crunch. On top of which the Nokia 5800 is capable of video recording and offering MMS, both of which are things that the iPhone do not have yet.

The camera on the Nokia 5800 has 3.2 Mega pixels and has superior Carl Zeiss Optics together with dual flash. The iPhone has just a 2 Mega pixels camera and has no flash at all, let alone a dual one.

We have probably all used coin slot for pay phones but how about a coin operated mobile phone?

The new 100-F from Lirpa a Latvian company has designed this new coin operated mobile phone to cut spending in the credit crunch. Lirpa is new to the mobile phone market and has been designed to take £1 coins for phone calls and 10p coins for the sending of texts.

The mobile will also have a slot for inserting a credit or debit card to pay for mobile phone calls and texts. So whilst the outdoor coin or credit phones have had reduced use since the advent of the mobile phone – we might be seeing the return of the need to have some spare change in order to make a call using pay phone coin slots on the new 100-F Mobile Phone.