Compare Prices : Nokia E70

Review summary: Like HTC, Nokia distinguishes itself in the smart phone world by offering a broad range of designs. Nokia's E series is particularly noteworthy; this family of business-centric smart phones comes in all shapes and sizes, pretty much ensuring that ...

Pros: The Nokia E70 cell phone features a fold-out full QWERTY keyboard and a vibrant display. The Symbian smart phone offers integrated Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, document viewing and editing, and robust e-mail capabilities. It's also equipped with a 2-megapixel ...

Verdict: The mobile professional who wants a compact smart phone that doesn't sacrifice features should take a look at the Nokia E70; just be prepared to pay a price.

Review summary: Nokia E70 occupies a somewhat twofold spot in Nokia's range - on the one hand it’s a run-of-the-mill S60-ppwered smartphone, but its form-factor is what everything is about, as the E70 adopts shapes and curves of its S40 predecessors, like Nokia ...

Verdict: All the above devices are more or less aiming at the enterprise-market and business-users â€" basically, we could hardly say that one goes for a BlackBerry or something just for the sake of fashion. Back when Nokia 6800 was launched, there actually ...

Review summary: At first glance the Nokia E70 doesn't look like a PDA phone at all: It's an unassuming candy bar-style handset, with a smallish 2.1-inch screen and a tiny numeric keypad. But flip the keypad up, and the E70 reveals its charms-namely, a unique and very ...

Pros: Includes a large QWERTY keyboard Talk-time battery life is impressive

Cons: Symbian OS can be difficult to use Phone is expensive

Verdict: The E70 doesn't come cheap: An unlocked handset costs $450. The phone is compatible with Cingular and T-Mobile networks, but neither carrier offers it yet. Consequently you won't get the benefit of a carrier-subsidized price, and to use the phone you ...

Review summary: This PDA phone features an excellent camera and a unique folding keyboard for easy typing.

Pros: Includes a large QWERTY keyboard, Talk-time battery life is impressive

Cons: Symbian OS can be difficult to use, Phone is expensive