In the final part of our look at the Communicator, Ewan rounds up some of the smaller applications that may notmake the same impression as the Web Browser, but can still contribute to the success of the 9500.
The 6260 is the latest in a long line of Symbian series 60 phones, and can trace its lineage all the way back to the 7650, the very first Symbian Smartphone. It takes all the best features of the previous phones and adds some new twists (literally) of its own to end up as the best Symbian phone you can buy at the moment, and maybe, the best Smartphone you can buy. That’s a pretty high accolade, and I can already hear the Microsoft camp mumbling, but lets have a closer look at the phone and maybe I can convince you.
Steve Litchfield takes up the baton on our in depth look at the 9500. Part four takes a critical and detailed look at the Nokia 9500's multimedia capabilities.
Ewan turns now to look at the Office Suite of apps on the 9500 - namely the Word Processor, the Spreadsheet, Calendar and their conenctivity with a Windows PC. Does the 9500 live up to the promise of anytime anywhere access?
The Nokia 9500 Communicator… how well does it communicate with the outside world? One of the main selling points of this device is the fact that it can go online in a number of different ways. For the next part of the All About Symbian Nokia 9500 review, I’m going to look at the 9500 on the Internet.
