From what I hear, this is a solid smartphone. I've got a E61 so I know how good this series of smartphones are. I want to get one, but I'm holding out for the Palm Pre.
Dell Home Price $300, shipping unavailable
Finally, I managed to put together a mini-review of my Nokia 5310 XpressMusic that I am using for Cellular One. Video is a whole lot better than a literature review!
Anyways, here is a quick primer on the phone:
1. Candybar Design
2. Dedicated Music Keys
3. 2GB MicroSD memory built-in
4. 2MP Camera
5. Web Browser with Flash Lite 2.1
6. 5 Hours Talk Time/3000 Hours Standby
7. FM/AM Radio
Only $49.99 with a 2-year contract and $50 mail in rebate!
To pick one up, head over to Cellular One!
I've always loved the Nokia E-Series. My first smartphone after my Motorola Razr was in fact a Nokia E-61. It was hard to part with it after I got an iPhone, but I did eventually. The latest in the E-Series is the E-71. Holy Cow, this thing is skinny as hell. I haven't actually held on in my hand, but I can't wait till I do. This is an amazing deal for a formidable smartphone!
Nokia E71 Smart Phone - Unlocked, Gray
Ecost.com Price $375, shipping unavailable
- Improve your work flow with mobile access to your business and personal email. Setup is simple, and a dedicated email key and full keyboard help you get your message out.
- Put an articulate writing tool into your free hand. Error correction on the fly, auto-completion, word candidate lists, and more, make messaging on the move quick and easy.
- Stay up to speed with 3G, HSPDA, and WLAN connectivity
- A professional looking device with high-end materials and finishing, making intelligent use of event indicator lights and one-touch keys for home, calendar, contacts, and email.
- Arrive on time to your destination with Nokia Maps and integrated A-GPS
I just had my orientation on Monday for my new job as a Campus Rep for Cellular one in Montana. I'm glad I'm repping a GSM company who are the sole GSM Provider in the state. Growing up with GSM, I only know cellphone life with it. Aren't I perfect for this job?
Anyways, I have big expectations for this job. This should be the most exciting and challenging thing I've done in my life. I'm an Information Systems major at heart, but this marketing thing is quite exciting. Watch out everybody, Cell One is taking over the U of M Campus!
I hopefully will get to play with a lot of new phones with this job. Right now, I'm using and testing a Nokia 5310 Xpress Music phone. It's freakishly thin and quite feature rich. I will have a hands - on review of this handset shortly! I just need to find the time to play with it. It's well into the first half of school and there are so many things to do!
Stay tuned everybody.
Gosh. I've known and been using Nokia phones for a while now. It's pretty much a mainstay back home in Asia and boy have they taken off since I left in January '07. The N series in particular has redefined the Nokia brand. Running on the Symbian OS, the N series is a very capable smartphone for many users of different functionalities. When I was shopping for a new phone last year, the N series phones were definite candidates. In the end I settled with a Nokia E61. Well, for those who need a mighty N series phone, check these out!
Nokia N95 (Unlocked) Quad-Band - 5.0 Megapixel Camera, 3G, Built-In GPS, Media Player, MicroSD Slot
Tigerdirect.com Price $489.99, shipping unavailable
>>$135 Savings
>>Limited time offer till they sell out
Nokia N72 Black (Unlocked) Quad-Band GSM
Cellhut.com Price $212.98, free shipping
>>$315.02 savings
Here are some pictures floating around the internet about Nokia's "Tube" project, which aims to be an iPhone Killer. It looks good so far and hopefully runs on Symbian OS, which is a solid mobile OS. The pictures also indicate stylus support which would please haters of the stylus-less touchscreen keyboard. This is interesting. I've been wanting an iPhone for a while but if there's a worthy Nokia touchscreen phone then that might sway my decision. We'll see. I'm glad I put off buying an iPhone. Now there's even talk of the 3G iPhone. Ooohwee! This is getting interesting!
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