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totoaus
Oct 3, 2008 11:12 PM
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I kind of bagged your First Look at this phone, so how about a bit of balance.
1. There are options to using the keypad for long emails, or as I was taught: there is more than one way to skin a cat.
You could save those long emails until you get home, or get Nokia's SU-8W wireless keyboard, or one of many bluetooth keyboards such as one HP sells for the iPaq, but then Microsoft & LogiTech do BT keyboards. On a bus, this may be awkward but you can't have everything, even with a Nokia E90 Communicator. Of course, my favorite Nokia idea for email, and especially SMS is to connect the phone to my PC, draft the message tehre, then let the phone send it. After only one SMS years ago, I grew to hate SMS on a phone keypad, and still do. I guess we can't ever be happy as it seems teh better any technology gets, the more people complain about its perceived shortcomings.
If readers really want detailed specs, do as I did and go to the Nokia web site, the PDF info sheet has it all: apart from my usual desire to know if telstra gives it a rural tick (I'll wait for that, even though I hate my old GSM Nokia - it's the phone model, not Nokia at fault here as I have had 2 other Nokia's. I was forced to snatch and grab from a limited range).
Comment made about the PC Authority article:
Nokia E71?
You've seen our First Look at the E71, now here's the full review. A stunning phone perfectly molded to the needs of anyone whose life revolves around email
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