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Reviewed August 16, 2007 by Lisa Gade, Editor in Chief
Nokia E90: GENERAL INFORMATION. DISCLAIMER: We HIGHLY recommend using your Nokia device over a wifi connection instead of a GSM/Edge or 3G network as these types of networks have high latency and will not provide an optimal experience. 5 nights at freddys game download. We do NOT guarantee that the Callcentric services will work over any of the major cellphone internet. Buat temen-temen yang bingung Setting GPRS, MMS, WAP nich dia cara settingnya untuk kartu Telkomsel, Indosat, XL, 3 dan Axis. 3G nokia E90 Kirim ke 3000. Jul 13, 2007.
Think of the Nokia Communicator E90 not as just another 'boring' business tool, but as the keyboarded version of the incredibly full-featured and hot Nokia N95. Yes, this is clearly the newest member of the 10 year long Communicator line, but this ain't your grandma's Communicator. While we loved the Nokia 9300, Nokia's last Communicator, it lacked all the bells and whistles of a high end NSeries device: things both fun and practical weren't there. No camera (we can understand since some companies restrict phone use, but we missed it nonetheless), no WiFi, just OK multimedia features, and by the time it hit the US, an older version of the Symbian OS. In contrast, the E90 has it all: a 3 megapixel camera with autofocus lens and VGA video recording, full GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, good multimedia and the latest versions of the Symbian OS (9.2) and Series 60 3rd edition Feature Pack 1. That's another big change: Nokia Communicators have always run Series 80, now put to rest since Series 60 has become powerful enough to handle the Communicator line's features. From a US perspective, the phone is more practical being quad band EDGE rather than 2 triband versions (no having to do research to make sure you get the one that works on all US bands). The E90 gets HSDPA, but sadly for those of us in the US, it supports only the 2100MHz band used in Europe, so we only have EDGE to work with in the US. The phone is available in two colors: mocha and red, and it can sync to both Windows and Mac OS X computers. It's available unlocked from importers but not carriers in the US. Our review unit came from the very reputable Dynamism, who includes their own 1 year rescue warranty and unlimited toll free tech support.
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Included with our APAC region model was a 512 meg microSD card with SD card adapter, a world charger with US prong adapter, USB sync cable, software CD with PC Suite, a slip case, cleaning cloth, English printed manual and stereo headset with inline mic (Nokia HS-47). Fallout new vegas spawn npc codes.
Design, Ergonomics and Keyboard
As with all Nokia Communicators, the E90 has two faces: open it looks like a miniature notebook computer, and closed it's a large candy bar phone. It's nearly the same size as the Nokia 9300, and considerably smaller than the Nokia 9500. It's larger overall and heavier than the Nokia E61 but much smaller and lighter than the HTC Advantage. The E90 weighs 7.4 ounces (210g) and measures 6.66 x 2.01 x 0.7 inches. That's in the pocketable realm, depending on your fashion habits, and not more bulky than the Treo 750 which is shorter but wider.
The main display measures 5' diagonally and has an impressive 800 x 352 resolution which bests most other PDA and smartphones on the market (only the Toshiba Windows Mobile 6 Pocket PC phone is a bit higher at 800 x 480). This is not a touch screen, and as a result it's very viewable outdoors-- much more so than Windows Mobile devices with touch screens. The 16 million color inner display is very bright, sharp and clear-- lovely. The QVGA outer display also is capable of displaying 16 million colors and while not as amazing as the main display, it looks quite good.
Above: the Nokia E90, SideKick ID, BlackBerry 8800 and Treo 700p. Below: the E90 on top of the HTC Advantage X7501. The Nokia is about half the width of the Advantage. Ihaxgamez free for mac.
When closed, the E90 works just like any other bar phone, with normal number pad, soft keys and the usual Nokia programs launcher key (as with other recent Nokia S60 phones, the Pencil doesn't get its own key anymore and instead you'll hit the # key repeatedly to change input from letters to caps to numbers. New for the E90 is that the outer display, or cover phone as it's often called, no longer runs a dumbed-down Series 40 UI. It runs the same S60 as the main (inner) display which means you can do everything with the phone closed-- no need to open the device to run certain applications. very nice, though this does mean it takes two seconds for the inner screen to take over when opening the phone. When closing the phone, the E90 automatically enters keyguard mode for the cover phone.
The camera button and voice recorder button are located on the right side, and the mini USB sync port, standard Nokia charger port and 2.5mm stereo headset jack are on the bottom edge. The camera lens and LED flash are located on the back, above the battery door.
Inside, call send and end buttons flank the left side of the display and two softkeys flank the right. The keyboard has a dedicated number row (yay!) and above that there are buttons to launch a variety of applications: contacts, messaging, web, calendar, notes, desk, the assignable My Own key and the Nokia programs launcher. There's a second assignable key on the keyboard just above the tab key.
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