Showing posts with label Nokia E5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nokia E5. Show all posts

December 8, 2010

Nokia E5 Reviewed

It´s a solid phone physically and in performance. I thinks the Nokia E5 is pretty tempting for those on a tight budget.

The Nokia E5 is a stylish phone that carries similar design traits found in the phone producer´s earlier E series models.

The candybar phone with Qwerty keyboard comes with a stainless steel battery cover. The design is compact, feels comfortable to grip in your palm and comes with control buttons and keys for easy manoeuvring with one hand.

The switchable homescreen makes it easier to switch from business to pleasure modes. There´s a combination of shortcuts with each choice of homescreen. You can also set personalised shortcuts to the central navigator.

The Qwerty keyboard feels a bit cramped and awkward to use at first. But after a bit of getting used to, it´s quite easy and comfortable to the touch. Moreover, each key has a protruding centre, so it is easy to spot and apply pressure on the right one.


The best surprise feature of the E5 is the flashlight that can be utilised by pressing down the space bar. Very handy for situations such as finding your seat in the cinema when the lights are switched off. There are also several more well-thought out buttons for accessing the Menu and items such as Messages.

Feature-wise, the E5 can be an efficient social-networking phone. With pre-installed social networking service (SNS) clients including Facebook, Twitter, Myspace and Friendster as well as direct e-mail access, keeping abreast with your friends is only a tap away. You can switch to the networking homescreen to get live updates from your contacts.

The 2.36-inch screen seems a bit cramped for viewing videos and rich web pages. But for surfing websites, you can always zoom in and out using the * and # buttons. The screen remains clear and sharp even under bright sunlight.

With 5.0-megapixel built-in camera, the E5 can take decent pictures. It has LED flashlight, self-timer, panorama and burst modes for more photography action. There´s also the regular effects application to edit your pictures.

This phone comes with the Xpress Music feature to play impressive range of files, such as MP3, MP4, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+ and WMA. Integrated with an Equalizer function, you can set the audio to your liking to make music listening an enjoyable experience.cThe phone has a built-in FM radio. You can also access the Internet radio.

With built-in Wi-Fi, you can get connected in cafes and mamak stalls anytime. The phone also offers applications such as Nokia Maps, Ovi Chats, World clock and Stopwatch. I find the Nokia Maps feature to be fast and practical enough for finding your way around Klang Valley´s new haunts.

The battery is also a plus point. It can lasts for a few days without charging. If you are a heavy data user and constantly looking for Wi-Fi signal to get on Internet, it should be good for a couple of days. But mobile gaming and using video features will drain the battery quicker.

As a conclusion, the E5 is a solid phone physically and in performance ability. Its affordable price tag also makes it a tempting package. To those who wants to experience using smartphone but have a tight budget, this is your time.

April 18, 2010

Nokia E5, Nokia C3, Nokia C6 were specially designed for social networks and messaging

Nokia has announced three new handsets: the Nokia E5, Nokia C3 and Nokia C6 -- that designed to put better messaging and social networking tools at affordable prices.


These new handsets feature full QWERTY keyboards, and enable access to a range of different email accounts, IM communities and social networks.

The Nokia C3 is the first device to bring a full QWERTY keyboard to Nokia´s Series 40 platform and is the first in the range to enable access to social networks directly on the homescreen.


People can view, comment, update their status and share pictures to their favourite social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.

The Nokia C3 also comes with Ovi Mail and Ovi Chat and first time users can set up email and chat accounts straight from the device, without the need for a PC.

Other notable features are the Wi-Fi connectivity, a two megapixel camera, rich color 2.4 inch screen and support for up to an 8GB memory card. The Nokia C3 is expected to be available in the second quarter of 2010 in a variety of appealing colors, including golden white, slate grey and hot pink.

Meanwhile, the Nokia C6 is a Symbian-based smartphone with a 3.2 inch touch

screen and a full slide out keyboard. Users will get Facebook feeds directly on the homescreen, as well as a full suite of email and social networking capabilities.

Expected to be available in the second quarter of 2010, the Nokia C6 also comes with a five megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, and Ovi Maps with free walk and drive navigation.

Rounding off the trio is the latest addition to the Nokia Eseries range, the Nokia E5.

Designed for those that want to be productive in both their professional and personal lives, the Symbian-based Nokia E5 combines high quality business features with all of the personal networking and entertainment capabilities.

Expected in the third quarter of 2010, the Nokia E5 supports Mail for Exchange and IBM Lotus Notes Traveler for corporate emails.
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