If you want to be well known as a maker of modern smartphones then you have to be prepared to embrace the touchscreen. Nokia is aware of that fact, and it has already put a few toes in the touchscreen water.
While its previous attempts have …
This month in Smartphone Essentials magazine we’re casting our eyes over Apple’s latest creation, the iPad. Is it worthy of the unprecedented levels of hype that greeted it? And if you already own a smartphone that does everything the iPad can do, do you really …
Side by side, the new Nokia N97 mini and older N97 aren’t obviously different – the N97 mini’s screen is a little smaller (3.2” rather than 3.5”), and it’s a couple of millimetres shorter and thinner – but it’s tempting to wonder why Nokia …
Nokia’s N900 is not a phone, OK. Well, it is a phone, in that it has a SIM slot, and you can use it to make voice calls. And it supports HSDPA and has a front facing camera so you can make video calls. But actually …
Looking not unlike Nokia’s E70 is the Motorola Motosplit, pictured in suitably blurry form on Engadget.
It features a Qwerty keyboard split into two halves either side of the screen – and if our experiences with the E70 are anything to go by it will be …
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Part two: Nokia and Symbian
1. Media creation
No …
The Nokia E72 takes everything that proved so popular in last year’s classic E71, and enhances it with a few modern twists.
The 5MP camera, optical trackpad and updated version of the Symbian OS make the E72 one of the most compelling Qwerty smartphones around.
And now you can win your very own device thanks to online retailer eXpansys.
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