Frankly speaking, Nokia 6760 slide is not the kind of phone that people will be craving for; I’m not saying that it is bad, I’m just saying that it has nothing that special about it. However, there’s just a certain aspect of this phone that attracts certain target market for sure. Also known as the Nokia Surge, 6760 slide can surely make a great daily companion; it can push you further and make you feel the surge.

The thing is, 6760 slide is created to be a ‘neutral’ phone not attached to any of the Nokia series. It has the QWERTY feature of the E-series, the multimedia feature of N-series, and the design does reminds us a lot to XpressMusic phones also produced by Nokia. The bottom line is, this phone is wicked in its own sense.

Nokia chose Symbian 9.3, S60 FP2, as a platform for this phone. It would be great to see the Symbian OS 9.4 with 5th edition user interface on this phone, but I guess the guys at Nokia thought otherwise. It has built-in accelerometer, UI auto-rotate, and of course turn-to-mute feature to allow you to silence incoming calls and notifications just by turning the phone.

6760 slide also has several social networking and internet messaging features built-in. With the slide-out QWERTY keypad, writing messages or browsing the internet through 3G network can be very easy. The user interface is very responsive and swift, making this phone even more adorable. It may not look like a special phone at first, but you will notice its top-notch features as soon as you get your hands on it.