Nokia E72 vs. Nokia E71

looks good and pricey too. how bout nokia e52 master yuga? is it available now? how much?

hmm. so should i buy nokia e-series or blackberry 8520/8900?

i’ll go for e72. :)

di ako fan ng nokia. para kc silang damit kung magpalit ng model. I love samsung and motorola.

cool, i hope the e72 can fare with most digicams in the market so that i needn’t bring my digicam for random shot.

how is your wifi experience on both phones? and java application installation?

is it worth upgrading? I’m thinking of selling my old E71 then getting this..

i own an e71 and had a chance to play with my brothers e72. Not worth the upgrade from e71 IMHO. But from other models, go for the upgrade. Camera still disappointing. Overall great phone.

I was all set to ditch my E75 however I still need the numeric keypad for one handed texting. Oh well, I’ll wait for the new year and dispatch this for the E72. I still regret selling my E71. Gives me time to see how the Nexus One will stack up.

Nokia E72 specification includes a 5 mega pixel camera , 4GB internal memory expandable upto 16GB ,qwerty keypad ,existing Nokia Eseriescommunication facilities and integration to social networking websites and new Nokia Ovi store . 5mpx camera with autofocus for recording videos upto a quality of 30fps . Nokia E72 has excellent email ,instant messaging facilities which aessentialqualifications for a businessman class phone. Improved navigational facilities through assisted GPS,compass and Nokia maps is another Nokia E72 feature built for a busy businessman’s life with Qwerty keyboard….cheers!!!

http://tinyurl.com/yzpj63a

just got my E72 last week and so far I am most impressed about its capabilities… but there are some functions that are lacking… like podcast, internet radio, pero ung pinaka bummer is ung accelerometer na hindi nag poportrait ung pics pag tini-tilt…

i hate it when i bought my e71 by last week of october and yet e72 was released by november. Grrr!
anyways, e72 was a mix of e52, e63 and e71!!

@maldetah: Go and take a look at the Nokia E72 review at PhoneArena.com. That’s where I mostly read phone reviews and it’s the reason why I decided to buy a Nokia E72 as a successor to my Samsung Omnia while I wait for the HTC Desire HD. (HTC Philippines said it will arrive 2nd week of October pa eh… And I needed a phone that is simply a breeze to use especially during my trainings. It’s really worth it. I don’t know about other people but even people with huge sausage fingers find the keyboard rather easy to get used to and easy to type with. As for font size, there is a Font Magnifier at the Office Folder (preinstalled) so no problems with that. Only downside is the camera (no Text in the Scenes mode), no photo contacts, and that the message viewing isn’t threaded. You’ll have to install an app that does threaded SMS viewing. Still great.

Phone is very easy to use. I don’t think I’ll ever let it go even when I have my Desire HD. (This will be handy for the times when I have to go out of the house and use public transportation or go to trainings in Manila with friends.)

Currently installed Skype. Working properly. Our house has WiFi so I don’t have to turn my laptop on everytime I need to talk to boyfriend online or whenever I need to go to Facebook or just browse online. Saves us both phone credits.

Anyway, what else can I say? This phone, IMHO, is a beauty and it’s Nokia’s top QWERTY phone. This is one of the most expensive phone models available for purchase right now in New Zealand via carrier and it makes sense why.

However, if you just want to have a QWERTY keyboard for easy messaging without all the business-related apps like the ones found in Office (for reading Word Documents or reading PDF files/e-books via Adobe Reader), then go for the Nokia C3. While the OS on that phone is only Symbian Series 40, it’s still very much easy to use. Note that the screen isn’t as great as the Nokia E72 though but for most of us, I think that’s practically easy to let go.

However, if you’re like me, go for the E72 if you want a good business phone with the Blackberry form factor. Don’t settle for anything less or you will regret it. ;)