The Nokia X7 ought to be a flagship smartphone – it has a vast screen, it runs a revamped touchscreen OS and it looks rather nice too.The Nokia X7 is one of the front-runners of Symbian Anna, a major overhaul bringing portrait QWERTY input, improved browser and a refreshed design to the Symbian^3 platform. But the X7 is also a media-centric device with a premium feel and a 4-inch AMOLED screen. It’s also one of the latest high-end Nokia handsets running Symbian, so it deserves some special attention.The Nokia X7 is coming with a rather unique angular design with four grills on ...

The full four-row keyboard on the Nokia X5 has a long list of applications – from SMS and email, to IM and social networking. The Nokia X5-01 sports a dedicated media key too – it’s no square when it comes to having fun.The 5MP camera is a constant source of photos to share with friends and you can do it over Wi-Fi, no need for a data plan. The Nokia X5-01 is a full-blown smartphone too – 600MHz and 256MB RAM put it within a stone’s throw of the Nokia N8 performance. And the Ovi Store is steadily growing with new and useful apps.Full specifications Nokia X5: ...

The Nokia X3 Touch and Type is the X-series alternative to the Nokia C3-01, the first Nokia phone to offer this hybrid of touch and keypad-based input. Typical of the X series, it’s edgier-looking than its C-series cousin. There are some curves – the phone’s back is contoured for comfort in your palm and the top and bottom of the phone’s front are curved so that the body doesn’t look too imposing – but sharp lines are the order of the day here.The Nokia X3 is a slim, budget offering from the Finns. With no touchscreen and modest memory, it still has ...

The Nokia N8 and Symbian 3 offer a better and more enhanced user experience than previous devices. The N8 delivers excellent camera and video quality. The smartphone has solid hardware and offers 3G support for both T-Mobile and AT&T. You get free turn-by-turn navigation via Ovi Maps.The excellent hardware means that the Nokia N8 leaves a great first impression. The aluminium casing gives the N8 a great feel in the hand and inspires confidence in the N8’s likelihood of lasting as long as the contract you’ll inevitably be taking along with the handset. The N8’s 113.5mm ...

The Nokia E73 Mode features a sleek, sexy design and an excellent QWERTY keyboard. It offers great messaging capabilities and the full range of wireless options. Ovi Maps provides free turn-by-turn navigation.The Nokia E73 Mode is so named because it allows you to create modes to match your lifestyle. This feature has been available on Nokia S60 phones for some time, but it’s the first T-Mobile Nokia phone to offer it. With modes you can have a work and home mode with a specific set of home screen shortcuts, ringers and wallpaper. It’s handy and unique to Nokia’s phones. ...

The Nokia E7 is essentially a longer and wider version of the Nokia N8, but manages to pack on a landscape keyboard to its 0.54” (13.6mm) sleek anodized aluminum casing. Just grasping it in the hand, there is this enveloping feeling that occurs because it’s meticulously well built all around; not to mention resilient in battling normal wear and tear. Furthermore, you can find the Nokia E7 in a variety of colors, from silver to flashy orange.If beauty were only screen deep, the Nokia E7 series would stand a good chance in a Miss Handset competition, even up against the likes of ...

The Nokia E55 looks great on the outside. The manufacturer has used high quality materials and the handset looks elegant and austere, something typical for all latest phones of Nokia´s business lineup. Feeling cheap is light years away from the E55.. The overall size and weight are perfectly balanced and the phone is extremely comfortable to operate and carry around. The device packs a 2.4-inch TFT display that supports 16mln colors and comes with a native resolution of 240×320 pixels. We are really pleased with its performance in direct sunlight, because it remains entirely usable and ...

The Nokia E52 is one of the smallest and slimmest smartphones around at the moment. Like the E55 it’s just under 10mm thick, and while it’s ever so slightly wider than its sibling you’d need to get out the ruler to tell. It’s available in either grey or gold and both manage to look sharp and stylish without coming across as overly showy. Despite the thinness of the phone, it feels remarkably sturdy as it doesn’t twist and flex like some of the cheaper smartphones around.The E52 is quad-band, so you’ll be able to use it in most countries around the world. ...

The look and feel of the E5 is completely different from the current E72. That’s probably more good than bad since the E71 and E72 are barely distinguishable in terms of the hardware.The E5 has the headline smartphone features of HSDPA, Wi-Fi and A-GPS, as well as a 5-megapixel camera with flash, and plenty of software. Symbian S60 3rd Edition is the operating system of choice, and you can bulk out the provided apps via the Ovi store. The E5 sports a solid-feeling silver metal backplate that provides great protection, and enhances the black and silver colour scheme of our review ...