Enjoy The Latest Features of Nokia E7

Jan. 11, 2011 - PRLog -- Nokia E7 is the phone that is set to make Nokia’s existence in the business phone segment even better. This is because the new Nokia E7 is based primarily on the Nokia N8 platform, but in many features, it overtakes its brother and sets a new benchmark for all business phones to comply with. It takes the E series of phones from Nokia to an all new level and the best thing about it is the fact that it is getting ready for launch worldwide.

The Nokia E7 will be having a much better screen and RAM than the Nokia N8 and these are the details that are much needed for business purposes. Coming with a 4 inch touch screen display as a standard item on the menu, the phone captivates the senses by also offering a full QWERTY keyboard underneath it. Unlike the normal full QWERTY keyboard's that are usually small and are difficult to type in, the Nokia E7's keyboard is rather good and has the best spacing between two keys. Also, the 4 inch touch screen display used in the Nokia E7 is probably the biggest ever touch screen display that has been seen in a Nokia phone.

It uses the AMOLED technology to bring out the best in the Symbian 3 operating system and it also employs the ClearBlack display technology to remove any unwanted effects that might be caused due to exposure to sunlight. Hence, the screen remains legible and great looking even if you are exposing the phone to sunlight. The Nokia E7 is going to be pitted against the likes of the Apple iPhone 4 and the HTC Desire HD, but it more than triumphs against them by being able to offer the full QWERTY keyboard as standard. The only disappointment seems to be the lack of a proper OS and it has been rectified by the use of the latest Symbian 3 operating system, which recently made its debut in the Nokia N8.

The phone is still not available in the UK markets, but once the potential customer learns about the launch date, it can be safely assumed that he will wait for this phone to be launched instead of going and buying the HTC or Apple phones. Such is the quality of this phone and the expected price of just around £500 only makes it mouth-watering. The exact launch date has not been revealed by Nokia and also the details of the service providers who will be providing this phone are also not known. Apart from the OS, the only disappointing aspect of this otherwise brilliant phone is the eight megapixel camera. Even though it is on par with the competition in terms of megapixel, it is slightly let down by the fact that it doesn't have autofocus. However, it makes up for it with the ability to record HD videos and also to share them using the mini HDMI port provided at the top of the device.

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