The device is a Bluetooth keyboard that will work with a selection of Bluetooth-enabled phones covering the inevitable Windows Mobile phones, Palm and Symbian-based phones such as most of the modern Nokias, Motorolas, Sony Ericssons and Siemens. (According to the bumph on the setup CD anyway).

(At this point dear reader the smallness of the Nokia phone screen was too much for me to carry on trying to write up the rest of the review).

Setting up the phone from a Mac will take somebody a bit technical to accomplish as the setup program appears to only work for PCs. Luckily, as the iMac has Bluetooth, as does the Nokia we had to test the keyboard this was ok to set up. As well as that we knew to look for a SIS file on the CD (these are the Symbian installation files). We sent that to the Nokia and we were able to install the keyboard application on the phone no problem.

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