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Dear Santa, I’d like an E71..no, an E66, no….
December 21st, 2008 at 5:25 am
A handy little gallery from Phat^Trance over at Daily Mobile for those of you out there who are planning on asking Santa for an Eseries device but haven’t made a choice as to exactly which one yet. The E71 is pictured beside the E66…the decision is yours, just make sure you ask nice and behave [...]
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Nokia 5800 and Nokia E66 camera tests
December 19th, 2008 at 6:28 pm
The cameras on two very different Nokia devices are put to the test now…
Steve Litchfield on All About Symbian has taken the 5800 to task putting the 5800’s stills and video skills through their paces. Jump over to see his video and leave your thoughts.
On the business end, Ani over on The S60 Blog [...]
Two looks at the E66
December 9th, 2008 at 1:19 pm
A couple of nice reviews of the E66 here…
The first, from Kuzma at Kuzma’s blog is subtitled ‘I want one’, which gives you some idea of how much he likes the E-series device! Head over for some great pictures and commentary.
The second review comes courtesy of CJ from ZOMG it’s CJ! who provides some more [...]
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E66 white in pictures
December 2nd, 2008 at 2:19 pm
Ani from the S60 Blog has got his hands on an E66 White, and has shared a host of images of the device.
Starting off by praising the ‘exceptionally brilliant’ build quality, he goes on to present the device from every angle, and in comparison with the E71.
What do you think? Does it match up to [...]
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E66 size comparison
October 31st, 2008 at 11:42 am
Whilst Tam has covered the internal aspects of the E66 in a previous post on his blog, the latest words on the device cover the size compared to a few different handsets.
Packed with images of side by sides such as the one below, the post shows how the E66 is generally smaller and thinner [...]
Nokia E66 Unboxing
October 14th, 2008 at 1:27 pm
Tam was slightly perplexed when it first came to unboxing the E66, what he calls the E71’s ’smaller brother’, by trying to locate the opening flap on the box. Once in, he shows it ships with the usual accessories and manuals, though he doesn’t think business travelers will be happy that Nokia are not [...]
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E66 in pictures
September 19th, 2008 at 12:50 pm
Michael Hell from Symbian Freak has had an E66 for a couple of days, and has taken lots of pictures of the device.
He tried to capture every aspect of the E66, from the slider (which, in his opinion, ‘finally deserves’ the moniker) to the buttons.
What do you think of what [...]
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Two views of the E66…
September 16th, 2008 at 2:59 pm
If you’re looking for a run-down of the E66 today then you’re in luck…
Phat^Trance from Daily mobile has posted his review repurposed FriedBrains original thoughts on the device and it’s an in depth affair with images, comments and specs galore. Meanwhile, the guys on GoHots.com have set about their own review, with their own sense [...]
E66 pics
August 15th, 2008 at 12:19 pm
Over at Daily Mobile, Phat^Trance has posted lots of photos of a shiny new E66.
Alongside a few words about which device he is going to get his hands on next, he outlines the features of the Eseries device including the ability to switch between profiles. The first commenter on the post, mistressbrindello, says her device [...]
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June 25th, 2008 at 12:21 pm
The Nokia E66, update to the very popular E65, has been causing quite a bit of buzz since it’s launch.
Benny Goldman over on Gizmodo has reviewed the E66, and his view? It’s a good device, but probably not worth the outlay. There is also the usual run of comment you’d expect on Gizmodo, with plenty [...]