There are the two recently launched mobiles in the market as Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition and Sony Ericsson Yari. As far as their outlooks and features are concerned both are excellent and well performing. Here in this article we have taken a brief and comparative discussion taking the both gadgets and carrying their characteristics and lacking to help you in buying.

Dear user here we have a brief and quick discussion about two different mobile phones from different companies as first one is Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition and the other one is Sony Ericsson Yari. Both handsets were launched this year in the market. Both gadgets have their own merits to attract people. Here we are giving just a look by taking their features, their similarities and dissimilarities to support your decision whenever you go to purchase.

Both handsets are available in the 2G and 3G network connections. The 109 g weighty Nokia 5800 Navigation fits into the dimension size of 111 x 51.7 x 15.5 mm whereas Sony Ericsson Yari carries 115 g weight and its dimensional size is 100 x 48 x 15.5 so it's marginally weighty than before but contains smaller size. Talking about their given memory the first one comes with 81MB internal space to support unlimited entries except 30 days call record but in the second one you can put up to 1000 x 20 entries, in the given 60MB internal space, in the phonebook and here you can access maximum 30 calls record including missed, received and dialed calls. Both handsets are similar in the memory cord slot of up to 16GB.

Though they have the feature of video call camera but are equipped with different megapixel cameras as Nokia 5800 Navigation has 3.15 MP and Sony Ericsson Yari has better 5MP camera to capture more clear picture and video recording. In the display technology the first one has TFT resistive touchscreen and 3.2 inches screen size with 360 x 640 pixel but the second one is not a touchscreen mobile and carries lesser screen size of 2.4 with 240 x 320 pixel resolution. The N5800 has more advance feature as there is Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate and handwriting recognition feature but Yari has only accelerometer sensor.

Now take their data features the N5800 has GPRS 32 class, EDGE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB etc., and the Yari handset comes with lesser GPRS of 10 class and without Wi-Fi technology but it also has EDGE, Bluetooth and USB. To use their fun features both gadgets have SMS, MMS, Email, HTML browser. And in the music options both have stereo FM with RDS and for game lovers enjoy their Java games with downloadable game technologies by which user can customise their favourite ones.

In the last but not the least we discuss their battery back up support, the Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition is integrated with the standard battery for 408 hours long stand-by back up and nine hours talk time. And the another one model the Sony Ericsson Yari also has standard battery but gives more back-up support of 450 hours stand-by and more talk time support of 10 hours.

So, now when we have these above information to assess both devices we can say that both are appropriate in their categories and fit in their price range. Both models are strong and efficient enough to satisfy users , so you decide which one suits you more.