Far from its competitors touch the high end phone Nokia E75, with its sliding keyboard, placed on efficiency. To manage your mail, thanks to Nokia Messaging. Besides its built-in GPS, this device pro has other functions that may also interest the general public.
Verdict :
Starting with its ergonomics, this smartphone Nokia E75 slider has quickly rained. Then, the new push mail service Messaging Nokia has convinced us: by its simplicity and effectiveness. It remains to improve certain things : for example, for the moment, no one displays on the home screen arrivals emails for both accounts only.
More :
Sliding qwerty keyboard, ergonomics, ease of configuration of email addresses, push mail via Nokia Messaging Interface email box, as GPS navigation, clarity of menus, design, 3.5mm jack, the audio quality player, quality photo images and video, FM radio, synchronization with Microsoft Exchange (preinstalled) and IBM Lotus Notes.
Less :
Internal Memory, Self, Web browsing, poor fixation metal back cover, lack of certain features common in NPA (geotag …), poor quality of sound (vibration) during phone call (default model tested?).
Specifications :
- 2.4” screen, 240 x 320 pixels – 16 million colors
- Digital Cameras : 3.2 megapixel with flash and autofocus
- Band : GSM 1800/GSM 1900/GSM 850/GSM 900
- Battery : BL-4U 3.7V 1000 mAh
- Flash Memory Cards Supported : microSD
- Product Description : Smartphone with sliding keyboard, mail management, HSDPA and GPS receiver
- Dimensions (WxDxH) : 111.8 x50x14, 4mm
- Timeout : in GSM 280, WCDMA 270 h in in WLAN 130 h
- Mobile Email : Nokia Messaging
- Wireless Interface : Bluetooth 2.0 (A2DP), WiFi 802.11b / g
- Location : Integrated GPS assisted
- Mobile Wizard : Yes
- Flash Memory : 50 MB expandable with micro SD card to 16GB
- Operating System : Symbian
- Weight : 139 g
- Talk time : in GSM 5 h 20 min, WCDMA 4 h 12 min, VoIP over WLAN 9 am
- Vibrate : Yes
