Earlier, I introduced to you the Nokia E72 from the point of view of an E71 addict, explained in detail the things I love and the things I hate about this successor compared to the old Eseries favorite. Today, I take an in-depth look at the hardware of the E72 as opposed to the one [...]
As we discovered in our review, the Nokia N97 is built like a tank. It’s the first Nseries that I’ve used that feels like an Eseries, which is a big deal. Unfortunately, from my experience, the current v10.0.0.12 firmware is completely miserable, lagging far behind the 5800 XpressMusic in stability and speed. So does that [...]
I’ve given you a taste of the things that I like and dislike about the Nokia N97, and now it’s time to get down to business. In this first part, I’ll give you a rundown of the hardware aspects of this smartphone, including build quality, buttons, and audio quality through the three outlets (3.5mm, A2DP, [...]
After yesterday’s long tirade on the importance of form factor, I will look today at the different hardware features of the E75 and compare them to those of the E71. If you want a straight out review of the E75′s hardware, with no comparison to the E71, check the one written by Ricky. Build Quality [...]
The Nokia E75 is an Eseries handset, which typically means a rock solid build quality. With a glass front and metal accents, the E75 doesn’t disappoint. The front of the phone features the 2.4″ QVGA resolution display, with the ambient light sensor and front-facing camera for video calls where supported positioned above. Below this is [...]
I’ve already taken a look at how well the LG KT610 handles music, but now I want to focus on the hardware. The early hands-on reports from the Mobile World Congress 2008, where the phone was announced, were of poor build quality and cheap materials. However, those were with a pre-production unit, so it’s important [...]
