Nokia E62 / E61
WOW!
Nice! If this one is not earmarked for Cingular, I'll be a monkey's uncle!! Eee-eee-eee!! 😛
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Wow! Put my name on the preorder list!
I can't believe Nokia has finally put a 100% fully functional device out for us to see! It's got everything! Quad-band GSM, expandable memory, bluetooth, Wi-Fi, full HTML web browser...all in a nice looking style. Plus a BlackBerry email client...watch out RIM! This may really hit you harder than the NTP lawsuit!
sign me the heck up for this one
Come on NOKIA, make it quad band GSM and Wcdma 850\1900 and I'm sold.
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Nokia E60
Is it fair to say that the Nokia E60 looks exactly like the Sony Ericssson T610/T637 series phone...?
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Where's the 3G video calling?
i guess this is a buisness thing, not wanting a camera. but shouldn't a 3G phone support video calling? Data speeds are nice, but isn't there a segment of the corportate market that would benifit from video calling?
PS all of these look pretty nice
PS all of these look pretty nice
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If they were smart...
...they'd get it out in time for the holidays.
Beautiful looking series. I have my eye on the E61.
Beautiful looking series. I have my eye on the E61.
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When And Where?
does anybody know when the E series is suposed to hit stores? Or a price list for any of the phones, cause i want the GSM 850 version of the E70. any help would be great. thanks
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Nice job.
Rich and Eric,
- I don't know if its a sign that the two of you have amped up your coverage or just a coincidence that several things have happened around the same time, but you guys have put out several good articles recently highlighting upcoming releases and gave an in-depth review of the e815 with your usual panache and style. I just wanted to say good work, and that I like the fact that there is a new article every couple of days. They truly are the highlight of the site.
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T-Mobile?
When? I hope to see you soon...
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Great phones, but Nokia is ?!?
E61 is just what I've been waiting for. And if the past is any guide, I'll be waiting longer than 2006 Q1, given Nokia's ability to hit release dates. Waited for a year for the 9500 to be release, then decided to get the 6682 instead, and waited another 6 months for that.
And why, given it's a quad band w/ North Amer. 850 + WCDMA2100, is the phone only on Nokia's European site? Even a search at nokiausa.com for any instance of E61 yeilds zip. Prob. because they want to sell as many 6682's as they can, given the bungled release of that phone. It's a world phone, fer christs sake.
And why, given it's a quad band w/ North Amer. 850 + WCDMA2100, is the phone only on Nokia's European site? Even a search at nokiausa.com for any instance of E61 yeilds zip. Prob. because they want to sell as many 6682's as they can, given the bungled release of that phone. It's a world phone, fer christs sake.
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SO MUCH FOR THE N-SERIES
Great job NOKIA, looks like the best phones NOKIA has come out with in a long time, but you may have just killed your N-Series. Especially the N70.
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optics?
What sort of optics do the cameras on these phones have?
There's not much point in going beyond 1.3 Mpixels if you're going to cripple the camera with a pinhole lens.
There's not much point in going beyond 1.3 Mpixels if you're going to cripple the camera with a pinhole lens.
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FINALLY...
2 good phones ( E60 and E70 ) to replace the dreaded Nokia 6682
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SymbianOS 9.1: phone company controls apps
Symbian OS 9.1 contains some potentially nasty features:
http://www.symbian.com/technology/symbos-v91-det.htm ... »
Integrity of the network, my *ss. It's about revenue integrity.
But I'll be very happy to be proven wrong.
http://www.symbian.com/technology/symbos-v91-det.htm ... »
Platform security is extended in Symbian OS v9, providing control over the capabilities of applications installed on the devices. This is done to ensure the integrity of the phones and the network, while still enabling an open environment for third party applications.
Integrity of the network, my *ss. It's about revenue integrity.
But I'll be very happy to be proven wrong.
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Perfection?
That E70 might be the closest thing to a perfect phone I've ever seen.
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