I’ve had the Nokia E90 in my possession for a little while now, and am opening up this post as a Q&A for the Beautiful Behemoth. I’ve got it, I’m using it, what do you want to know?
If’ you’re not familiar with this beautiful monstronsity, the Nokia E90 is the latest in the Communicator series of powerful handsets, and the first to be based on S60, as the previous versions used S80. The handset is a large candybar with a 2.2″ display on the front and a standard numeric keypad. However, the E90 opens like a small clamshell laptop to reveal an AMAZING widescreen display and a full QWERTY keyboard with more shortcut buttons than you can shake a stick at.
The E90 was also one of the first Eseries to have any sort of multimedia capabilities to speak of, including a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus and up to 30 fps video recording. The handset also hides a built-in GPS receiver, A2DP support for stereo Bluetooth headsets (such as the Plantronics Voyager 855), and a microSD card slot for extra storage space.
The Nokia E90 is the first mobile phone in a LONG time that gave me that amazing sense of excitement as I opened the box. The last time I felt like that was when my white and mocha Nokia N73 arrived.
As usual here on Symbian-Guru, I’ll be breaking the Nokia E90 down into several sections, covering each in its own post. As a somewhat dedicated Nseries user, and someone who’s used T9 since my 2nd cellphone, I’m anxious to see how I can handle an Eseries and the full QWERTY keyboard.
So, what questions do you have about this beautiful handset?















