It may be named an enterprise device, but Nokia's E75 could easily measure up as a consumer device on the High Street, couldn't it? Ewan takes a look at the slider form factor device from the point of view of the regular man in the street.
See also the rest of our full blown multipart Nokia E75 review:
Nokia E75 - Part 2: Camera and Multimedia
See also Part 1 of this review, by Rafe, looking at the E75's hardware and general design.
In the first part of our E75 review, Rafe considers the hardware and general design on the latest Eseries device. There's a detailed look at the keyboard, musings on this cross-over device and much more.
Part 2 of our review of the Nokia E63. Part 1 covered the hardware, the UI and Email.
The Nokia E63 may not be aimed at the traditional All About Symbian readership, but that's not to say that there's not lots that's interesting about it - starting with the price, it has to be said, but with functional and technical points as well...
Ewan finishes his look at Nokia's OLED-screened N85...
In part 1, I looked at the i7110's hardware strengths and essential performance, in this, part 2, I do my best to look over the software situation.
After Rafe's first, detailed N85 hands-on, Ewan's taken over with a production device. Following on from his look at the hardware in part one, and the S60 software in part two, his investigation continues with the multimedia elements.
Launched at the 2008 Symbian Smartphone Show, Samsung's i7110 drew a lot of admirers. But getting past Steve Litchfield's high standards will take some doing. Has the i7110 got what it takes? This is part 1 of a two part AAS review.