The consumer-focussed sister phone to the successful Nokia E75 has now appeared and we tracked one down to explore what's different, what's good and what's bad. Is the 5730 really a case of 'fashion over functionality'? Or is it one of the most feature packed, and yet relatively cheap smartphones in the world? Here's part 1 of my AAS review.
Following on from my E55 review, I look at its sister device, this time with traditional keypad - is there anything to complain about in the perfectly formed little E52? Don't worry, I manage to find quite a bit 8-)
It's, hand-down, the smallest and lightest and - almost - most powerful qwerty smartphone ever created. But is it any good?
In this first look review we're going to run through some of the key points of the brand new Nokia E55. Rafe shares his thoughts after 36 hours with the device. We'll have a full review, courtesy of Steve, very shortly.
Asri al-Baker reports on his first two weeks with the Nokia E52...
The Nokia E75 has been slowly but surely working its way into the hearts and minds of the All About Symbian team during 2009. Here's my long term review - what has been outstanding and what has been a problem?
See also:
Nokia N86 8MP Review - Part 1 - Overview - and - Nokia N86 8MP Review - Part 2 - The Camera/Camcorder
Part 2 of our extended review - see also Nokia N86 8MP Review - Part 1 - Overview
Rafe takes a first look at the Nokia N86 8MP. There's an overall assement of the devices hardware and software, along with image and video samples from the N86 8 megapixel camera.
In this review we're doing a group test of some of the heavyweight S60-powered cameraphones. It's the Nokia N86 8MP versus the Nokia N97, Nokia N82 and Samsung i8510 (Innov8).