Nokia E71x Review
The sleek new Nokia E71x (carried by AT&T) is making an attempt to involve itself amongst the smartphone war. Nokia’s E71x will put itself among the iPhone, Blackberry and Palm, but don’t count them out just yet. The Nokia E71x is a world smartphone, full of bells and whistles for a great price. Reviewers all wrote that the push email and business functions are great for the Nokia E71x. It has 3G access, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a 3.2 megapixel camera that shoots video.

The Nokia E71x is very thin with a QWERTY keyboard and Quickoffice allows users to create and view MS Office documents. You can even make a quick PowerPoint presentation on the fly. Although one reviewer had trouble getting the GPS to work, others liked it, and one suggested supplementing AT&T Navigator with Google Maps for walking directions. The camera takes good photos outdoors, the colors were, however, not good. All reviewers, we reviewed, found the call quality to be good on the Nokia E71x. They liked the music player and video functions but did not like that the headset jack was the non-standard 2.5 mm. The Nokia E71x worked fined as a tethered modem.

The screen is smaller than the iPhone but was still called beautiful. One reviewer called the performance of the Nokia E71x superb. The Nokia E71x does not like the iPhone or some other messaging phone deal packages required a data plan. Therefore if you have access to Wi-Fi often you can save over other plans. There is however, a charge of $0.02 per KB which will add up quickly.

The E71x is even better and it’s available for only $.01 and how can you turn this down? let me remind you that the Nokia E71x features a 3.2MP camera, 2.4″ LCD screen, 3G, full QWERTY, Bluetooth, USB, 12)MB internal memory, a microSD card expandable slot, Symbian S60, AOL Mail, Yahoo! Messenger, Xpress Mail, Windows Live Mail, Microsoft Outlook, and many many others that will make anybody drool.

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