"Sleek" was what was brought to mind when I first checked out Nokia 6125. With the antenna conspicuously absent and slim lines along the side, including a cover just for the micro SD card, the latest clamp-shell mobile phone from Nokia is said to be targeted at the mid-range market.

New Features from Nokia includes

Macromedia Flash Lite from Adobe enables ability to experience flash content developed by Nokia PRO Flash Zone developers. This version of Macromedia's Flash Language was developed specifically for mobile devices.

Integrated Digital Music Player when viewed on the PC suite, somewhat reminded me of Apple Itunes, with simplified features. Good news is that it supports MP3, MP4, eAAC+ and WMA format, a result from the 3GSM World Congress 2005, where Microsoft Corp. and Nokia reached an agreement for long-term collaboration on extended digital media format support. This means that a broader range of music enjoyment choices for both consumer and content owners and providers.

Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging , for those recordings you can do with the phone. Just send your voice clips via multimedia messaging and be spontaneous and creative.

Visual Radio and Push to talk feature , a technology developed for audience to interact with radio program. As a built-in feature for this phone, a presentation of graphics and text can be synchronized to audio programming to be streamed to the phone over a data connection.