But, lately, I've been seeing that after prolonged sms'es, I cant get into the menu by pressing the Home key. The initial two weeks were good with no glitches whatsoever. Also, since its rubberised, its non slip. Yes, u need to use ur nails but it does the job of punching an sms or a quick email very well.
I think the key pad is extremely user friendly and the keys are perfect for use. The speaker is also not the best consdierng its a business phone and one may need to use the speakerphone often. (Any idea if there are any shortcuts for this). I wish there was a dedicated selection button based on which we could mark all the relevant entries rather than going into the menu everytime. Another issue is with the selection of multiple entries.
This is the singular most horrible feature on the phone. I cannot take a vaguely presentable photograph no matter what the conditions are. Any idea of Nokia has launched them for Kolkata, The camera sucks big time.and its an understatement. Some extremely useful features like the business card reader, GPS (tho there are no Nokia maps for Kolkaya yet). However, the inner lining gets loosened up with time so u need to keep sticking it with super glue or sumtn. The steel burnished doesnt scratch easily if its kept within the leather/ pseudo leather case. Its very sleek and light too compared to my earlier Palm Treo 680. Here's the complete list of supported Nokia phone models:ĭownload Skype for your Nokia phone HERE.I've had the E 71 for about a month now and here are my observations: Call for FREE Skype-to-Skype on your mobile, and send and receive instant messages, with a group or one-to-one.
If you already use Skype on a computer, you'll see your full contact list when you sign in to Skype on your Nokia Symbian phone. You can now get the benefits of Skype on your Nokia Symbian phone - saving you money and allowing you to stay in touch with your loved ones, even when you're out and about.Ĭall and IM Skype contacts for FREE - wherever you are In an incredible turn of events that could lead you to worry a bit about the future of telcos, Nokia adds Skype to the list of free online communications clients that it offers in its Ovi Store.
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