Nokia E75 review: Business on the slide
If we can think of one reason to take being told "to mind your own business" with a smile it would be the Nokia E-series. A household name for enterprise users, it's hardly a surprise that each E-series update is greeted with plenty of excitement...
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I just bought the E75 but I cannot find the tapping and turning features of the accelerometer. The screen in the review for setting sensors only has 1 option: rotate. Is it possible that this feature was removed? Can this happen, I mean after a feature is in the initial devices for review, they remove it in the later devices? Is there a way I could have this feature, it would be very useful to me.
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- 2009-11-15 22:11
- fvFa
- E75
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my phone battery never last the whole day.. im constantly on messenger.. i get several calls.. but it seems not to last me more then 7 hours which i find is unreasonable and unfortunate.. not so happy... should i get a battery replacement.. i have only been using the phone for about a month and i already experience this problem??? i never overcharged...if only the phone could last a day and a half with frequent uses ill be satisfied..if not the phone will not peak its potential...additions or answers pls email me jktennis8@hotmail.com
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- 2009-11-04 12:13
- TIFv
- Anfaz
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I've been using this phone for nearly 3 months. I haven't had any hangups yet. The key pads r great. Although the look is bit on the old fashioned side. If you are a business user, this is the phone for you. Chicking mail, surfing the net, connectingyour conputer via HSDPA, GPS and so on. The surfing speed is awesome.
Only negative point would be the camera. At times it gives crystal clear pictures but at other times specially when there is less light, the picture becomes pixellated (like small bubbles). I have no idea how to correct that.
But go for this phone. I'm truely satisfied with this phone.
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- 2009-10-22 14:24
- w9L7
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> In reply to asmodeus @ 2009-06-03 06:11 from TIATwell you have a point there. But again if u r used to quick typing and addicted to texting people rather than calling them, then u would understand that qwerty is good for e-mails, word docs etc. But when it comes to SMS, you can't beat the good old key pad with T9 (I think they call it auto typing or whatever, now)typing.
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- 2009-10-22 14:17
- w9L7
- bobsmiles :)
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i bought this phone about 4-5 months ago and i loved it at first but it has a lot of problems:
it freezes ALOT
sometimes it connects to email & web and sometimes it won't and then again it will freeze
if you have some open(like a text message) and the phones open so you can type then you close it, it will go blank and you have to take the battery out to get it to work again
ohh when you call nokia and tell them you have a problem they tell you "the only thing is to send your phone in to our repair center and then we can go from there" so you have no phone for a few weeks which if you like me it's your only phone so that just won't work.
And the price is wayy to high
i would not recomend getting this phone.
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- 2009-10-19 19:18
- GqLx
- E75 Owner
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Got this phone.........i ll give 4 out 5 stars.....
This phone is overloaded with features, the cam is just satisfactory.....a true classy n handy phone.....the one using nokia won't find any difficulties in operating it n thats the best thing about nokia series they work on almost same platform....
AWESOME phone......Must Buy...
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- 2009-10-17 06:58
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I currently have 9300i Communicator and planning to buy New phone. My fingers dont fit into E71 I would like to know how is E75.
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- 2009-09-14 12:12
- vGhG
- Usama
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Well,this review is the best of all i've ever read.I basically don't like eseries phones(except e75)because they are very wide.This review however has me convinced and i am going to buy a e75.However the bluetooth problem is still a negative point.
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- 2009-08-10 07:52
- PAmi
- VABs
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> In reply to jose @ 2009-05-26 10:03 from MxrQHow did you find this phone? is it really worth to owe it? i am thinking of buying it. Plz let me know ur experience about the same.
thanx,
VABs
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- 2009-07-21 13:11
- w4ej
- marcus
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GSMArena: Your reviews are ok, but can be better. I sorely miss SPEED / snappiness in reviews.
I haven't found anything like it, but it would be cool to have cells rated on speed, and compared to one another. How fast does it open an app? Close an app? More to the point - going from checking email to calling takes how long? Vice versa? Substitute calendar, tasks.
Also a standard set of operations would be AWESOME. A standard set of basic testcases. They would answer; how is the phone - really? How is the clipboard between apps? Can I copy a nr I got in a mail and call it? Can I paste a mail message into an SMS? Can I simply send an SMS a new number in the call list? and so on for calendar, tasks and sync.
That would be a truly AWESOME review.
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- 2009-06-05 17:26
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- asmodeus
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Terrific handset release from Nokia but perhaps the design may have been revised better?
Main concern was the fact that you have a full slide out qwerty keyboard yet they still put a numbered keypad at the top, why sacrifice screen size when those keys already exist underneath?
Apart from that a very dynamic business orientated handset with terrific functionality over design.
8/10
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- 2009-06-03 06:11
- TIAT
- jose
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i have bought the E75. please tell me where can i find my e-mails which i have synchronised through pc sute
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- 2009-05-26 10:03
- MxrQ
- jonzo
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You don't mention the battery: it's another 100mAh job, like the E66, but the battery life figures you give here are even lower. It seems to be a major drawback of the E66 - so this must be worse still?!? If business users want these so they can stay in touch on the road, the one thing they need is long battery life - not to even last for one day is disasterous! I love the look of the E66 - and this ain't bad - but for battery life it's got to be the E71 - until the E52 gets here.....
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- 2009-05-23 18:33
- m27C
- Imran.
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> In reply to nokfan @ 2009-05-08 15:28 from Mv2GSir,
u just want to use push mail service
just configure ur mail id in ur cell its very easy
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- 2009-05-21 15:02
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- Michael Adhi
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> In reply to nokfan @ 2009-05-08 15:28 from Mv2GThe E75 won't come with Blackberry connect. The reason being, Nokia now has its own email service, dubbed Nokia Messaging, push email and everything in between. Back then Nokia doesn't have said email service and comes with Blackberry Connect (E61 days). But with the advent of Nokia Messaging, it will become useless to put a competing service on Nokia own device.
I like the E75 and its premises. I can text on the go using the face keypad and text creatively using the keyboard. But still keeping my Xperia for quite sometimes.
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- 2009-05-15 11:09
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- nokfan
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Does anyone knows if he E 75 supports black berry software and if yes how to get it....
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- 2009-05-08 15:28
- Mv2G
- David C
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Finally got my E75 and it is everything the review said...awesome!
Only issue is the antenna strength is not as good as my old E51, it is down between 1-2 bars! But a small price to pay.
Screen great not to small, QWERTY keyboard is very easy to use & GPS is a great addition on the E51.
Go buy one
Dave
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- 2009-05-08 10:52
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- apt.pupil
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> In reply to Anonymous @ 2009-04-25 23:02 from 0f{x"lol at changing "Dexter's" picture in the phonebook. From scientist to serial-killer ;) Guess that goes with the whole grownup appeal of the E75."
hate to break the news to you buddy, but the dexter picture has been the serial killer for a few reviews before this one now
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- 2009-04-30 09:10
- PP$8
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