My factors for mobile are little complicated. Should have business functionalities such as corporate email and contacts, MS Office documents view and edit, multiple entries for each contact, active text, sync with Outlook etc. Also should have good camera resolution both still and video with TV output. Music is features are Okay. Connectivity with GPRS, EDGE, 3/3.5G HSDPA and HSUPA, WLAN Should have longer battery life and preferably with keyboard.
The shortlisted phones are N95, N85, HTC Touch Pro, Sony Xperia X1. On the other hand without much multimedia stuff such as Nokia E71, E66 or E51. N96 seems to be overkill on price and also in India mobile TV is yet to catch up. Personally I like the look and feel of HTC Diamond E71 & E66. Yet to see remaining phones.
When I compared N95 Classic phone that I am using N85 the additional features of N85 I liked are the slim factor, AMOLED display and new set of buttons. The best part is 128MB RAM & 1200 mAh. N95 Classic always had a problem with RAM (64 MB max 25MB available) & battery (950mAh) life even after V30 firmware update.
Mostly swinging between N85 and Xperia.
Nokia Tube is also a good choice without keyboard according to specs. Samsung Innov8 is another mobile to be watched except it's bulky figure.
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Monday, October 6, 2008
Saturday, October 4, 2008
New Mobile?
I started my mobile phone life with Siemens C35. This was very short as couple of days and switched to Sony J6 and then Sony T610.
However the switchover to Nokia from Sony happened through 6021. It was very tough to get used to Nokia interface from "so easy to use" Sony interface. But the connectivity of Nokia handset was very good.
I started liking E61 from Nokia. I would say this is the best phone I have used till now. I could upgrade the phone firmware twice without any complications over web. However I should admit that Nokia is very poor in keeping spare parts of their mobiles in India at least. The cracked back cover of E61 could not be replaced till now.
Then switched over to Windows Mobile Imate Jaq 3. Fell for it's similar looks of Nokia E61. However I should say the I-mate service is excellent unlike their products. Got this phone exchanged twice but could not resolve the humming noise during the call. Bought O2 Atom Executive a full touch screen without QWERTY keyboard. Had a great tough time while typing with a tiny stylus. Windows mobiles are battery hoggers. The battery used to get over by 14hrs the max after lot of settings. This was a biggest pain in addition to typing through virtual keyboard. But I have to say this was the fastest phone I have used (524 Mhz). I think my first laptop IBM T20 had a 700MHZ chip.
The touch screen of O2 broke accidentally and lost its charm after replacement. The service for O2 (now MWG) is little tricky, as one has to request them to collect the handset. Then they would return it after repairing.
I was in a fix whether to go for my old lover Sony mobile or rugged friend Nokia or fancy Windows Mobile?
After a long research I found there are lot of new phones that are coming up in another quarter. Went ahead and bought N95 from my friend. It had firmware 12. Upgraded it to firmware 20 then 21 and now V30. Initially I thought this phone is only a multimedia phone. Then I realized except sacrificing my QWERTY keyboard this is a complete phone. I started really loving it.
I can shoot videos of my little daughter. I don’t need to be equipped with fully charged handy-cam every time. Snap 5M pixel photos whenever I like to. Check my office emails with latest "Mail for Exchange 2.7". Use automatic screen orientation to play games.
My next post will be what I am looking for next.
However the switchover to Nokia from Sony happened through 6021. It was very tough to get used to Nokia interface from "so easy to use" Sony interface. But the connectivity of Nokia handset was very good.
I started liking E61 from Nokia. I would say this is the best phone I have used till now. I could upgrade the phone firmware twice without any complications over web. However I should admit that Nokia is very poor in keeping spare parts of their mobiles in India at least. The cracked back cover of E61 could not be replaced till now.
Then switched over to Windows Mobile Imate Jaq 3. Fell for it's similar looks of Nokia E61. However I should say the I-mate service is excellent unlike their products. Got this phone exchanged twice but could not resolve the humming noise during the call. Bought O2 Atom Executive a full touch screen without QWERTY keyboard. Had a great tough time while typing with a tiny stylus. Windows mobiles are battery hoggers. The battery used to get over by 14hrs the max after lot of settings. This was a biggest pain in addition to typing through virtual keyboard. But I have to say this was the fastest phone I have used (524 Mhz). I think my first laptop IBM T20 had a 700MHZ chip.
The touch screen of O2 broke accidentally and lost its charm after replacement. The service for O2 (now MWG) is little tricky, as one has to request them to collect the handset. Then they would return it after repairing.
I was in a fix whether to go for my old lover Sony mobile or rugged friend Nokia or fancy Windows Mobile?
After a long research I found there are lot of new phones that are coming up in another quarter. Went ahead and bought N95 from my friend. It had firmware 12. Upgraded it to firmware 20 then 21 and now V30. Initially I thought this phone is only a multimedia phone. Then I realized except sacrificing my QWERTY keyboard this is a complete phone. I started really loving it.
I can shoot videos of my little daughter. I don’t need to be equipped with fully charged handy-cam every time. Snap 5M pixel photos whenever I like to. Check my office emails with latest "Mail for Exchange 2.7". Use automatic screen orientation to play games.
My next post will be what I am looking for next.
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