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Nokia E60, E61, E70: Smart Business Tools | Best Mobile Phone ...

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Share Nokia E60, E61, E70: Smart Business Tools Nokia Eseries models combine attractive design and easy to use that appeal to business class. Nokia E series is a collection of gadgets business optimized. It Seems Nokia has made this series especially for the ingenious businessmen of today, with intelligent features such as mobile email and voice calling [...]

Nokia E60, E61, E70: Smart Business Tools

Nokia Eseries models combine attractive design and easy to use that appeal to business class.Nokia E series is a collection of gadgets business optimized. It Seems Nokia has made this series especially for the ingenious businessmen of today, with smart features like mobile email and voice calling functions. Designed to accelerate enterprise applications, Nokia E60, Nokia E61 and Nokia E70 are all smart business tools.

Nokia E60, Nokia E61 and Nokia E70 feature the most advanced mobile messaging solutions company like BlackBerry Connect, GoodLink from Good Technology Inc., Visto Mobile, etc.Nokia E60, Nokia E61 and Nokia E70 feature superior voice functionality. And quality. The devices support voice services, as the latest VOIP (Voice over IP telephone calls) and Push-to-talk.

Nokia E60 offers broad and flexible data connections with WCDMA

What WLAN and offer cost effective options for local access. Nokia E61 is the best device for active voice communications, and outside the office. E61 Nokia provides mobile connectivity.Can you send and receive e-mails even when you're in the office. It can also read the documents as spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations and PDF viewers....

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Nokia E60 Review | Mobile Phones | CNET UK

by feedback@cnet.co.uk (Sandra Vogel)

The biggest show-off in Nokia's E series is the E61 . Its keyboard and widescreen scream 'I'm a mobile email machine' to anyone who cares to listen. But the E-team is four strong, and in our experience it pays to watch the quiet ones. The E60 is a case in point.

Not showy in design terms this handset really packs in the features, and just a few omissions and design errors -- such as there being no FM radio, a reliance on RS-MMC cards, the mono earbud and the absence of a camera -- stop this 3G handset being an absolute star turn.

Design
The E60 looks like a fairly basic candybar phone. It is not especially small or thin -- in fact, by today's standards you might class it as a bit on the bulky side. At 117g it doesn't compete with the sub-100g brigade, and at 49mm by 115mm by 17mm, it can't challenge the thinnies either. But it is a classic candybar shape, and the besuited should find pocket space for it.

The screen is a little less tall than we might like, but it makes up for that by delivering 352x416 pixels, 16 million colours and being able to be switched into wide format by holding down the Nokia menu key and choosing from a range of options that become available. This is great for things like viewing Web pages.

The number pad is large, its number keys spaced by vertical strips designed to help you avoid hitting the wrong key. We aren't the biggest fans of Nokia's mini-joystick approach to navigation, but the one here works as well as any we've seen, and beneath it the menu key is well placed to use alongside it for moving between applications and folders in the main menu.

The 0 key at the bottom of the keyboard doubles up as an Internet key -- you press and hold it to access the on-board Web browser.

The E60 is pretty basic as far as colour scheme goes. It is almost entirely silver with a strip of black down the left and right edges. In the centre of these is a series of metal strips of different lengths, some of which are purely for design. On the left the strip includes volume buttons and a button that on a long press launches voice control and on a short press starts the voice recorder running.

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Nokia E60 Review

Nokia E60 Business Phone Review.