Like many I had my reservations about moving away from a tried and tested alpha-numeric keypad that we’ve gotten so fond of in the last decade or so. The obvious and most challenging difference has to be the QWERTY keypad but let me say this. A lot more! The LCD measures 4.8cm x 3.6cm of usable screen estate and with this much more space comes a lot more content such as the totally new Predictive Texting, SMS alert bubble (see Mail icon above), etc. If there is one word to describe the E71, it has to be “screenful.” Essentially, it is everything the E51 is and more. The E51 in spite of its strong points suffered a couple of major flaws-too small a screen and cumbersome keypad-when you actually use the phone as much as I do texting and email, you’ll quickly discover its limit and crave MORE! Meet the Nokia E71 🙂 It wasn’t too long ago that I reviewed my Nokia E51 from last Christmas only to find myself bitten by the upgrade bug. It’s even harder to come up with a title for this post for an item that has a shelf life of what, one week, before another new model hits the rumour mill. In order to do so, you’d have to part with a lot of money to just keep up with new STUFF that pops up at a blistering rate. It’s hard to keep track of technology that is constantly evolving. Nokia Careline (Singapore) July 26, 2008 For this, I thank you for being a valued Nokia customer. It does help to gain an insight to our customer’s views on our products and helps to ensure continued improvement and development of our products and services. In response to your email, I am pleased to have read your review of our Nokia E71 mobile phone. Network connectivity: When Symbian makes no sense!

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