Nokia has a long legacy of introducing the business centric smartphones. Their latest introduction, E6 is seen as the Blackberry killer. For the Blackberry lovers who love to type on the QWERTY keypad, the Nokia has introduced the touch and type smartphone. Read on to have a detailed review of this amazing device.
This phone is based on the Symbian operating system and has a 2.46 inch TFT capacitive touch screen with the QWERTY keypad. The display has a resolution of 640X480 pixels. The display is protected by the corning Gorilla Glass along with multi touch support.
There is an eight MP rear camera with 3246X2448 pixel capacity. The camera has fixed focus, dual LED Flash, face detection and geo tagging. The phone also has a front VGA secondary camera. The camera is capable of recording videos at the rate of 25 frames per second.
Nokia E6 is powered by 680 MHz ARM processor with 256 MB of RAM and 8 GB of internal memory. The micro SD card slots are provided which can extend the memory up to 32 GB.
Besides this some of the other features of E6 include:
- 3D graphics acceleration with OpenVG 1.1and Open GL ES 2.0
- GPRS, EDGE, 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity
- HD recording support
- Accelerometer, Proximity, GPS and Compass sensors
- FM radio with RDS
- A whole lot of softwares have been preinstalled with the phone such as Quickoffice, Facebook, Twitter and PDF Reader
- SMS, MMS, WAP, Push notifications
…and much more.
The best things that we liked about this device are the good quality of voice and audio, responsive touch with QWERTY keypad, Stylish and sturdy design and good camera quality. The battery life, as always has impressed us. The battery backup of this device is about 14 hours talk time on 2G connections and about 7 hours talk time on 3G connections. The only thing that we hated the most about this phone is small screen. The price of this device is about £219.95 in UK.
On the whole we found that the device has met our expectations but the price is the main factor that will decide the fate of this device. This is touted as the Blackberry killer by the company and let’s sees whether the device really comes up to its name.
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