Step aside iPhone

I've recently had the privilege of reviewing the latest addition to the Nokia Communicator series, nicknamed the Nokia E90. It's got a host of features you would only dream of having on a cellphone; assisted global positioning system (A-GPS) being the most appealing in my opinion. After trying out most of the phone's bells and whistles, I can safely say that this cellphone has everything, including the kitchen sink.



Sure it's not exactly an Apple iPhone (ok it's not at all an iPhone) but it's exterior finish is elegant, classy and streamlined to say the least. Everything on the surface is flush, a much improved design compared to it's predecessors. If the iPhone is sleek and sexy, this handheld is purely style and substance. Indeed the iPhone was and is a much anticipated must-have, but it never really lived up to it's expectations. I guess all the hype backfired on Apple. Where the iPhone falls short in features, this phone kicks ass. Major ass.



We're talking dual TFT screens (both 16M colors), dual cameras (exterior 3.2MP with flash), dual keypads (interior full QWERTY keyboard), 3G, HSDPA, EDGE, HSCSD, GPRS, A-GPS, WiFi (802.11b/g), quad band GSM, PTT, FM radio, TV out, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, infrared, Java MIDP 2.0, Adobe Flash Lite, Adobe Acrobat Reader Lite, Real Player, Zip Files and the list goes on. Phew, now try and say that in one breath!

I will update this section once I have fully finished reviewing the phone. Until then, I have a date with geekdom.

PS: Seems like the whole world is blogging about Heath Ledger's death. Suspected drug overdose. I found out from here, here and here. Weirdly enough, they are all female bloggers. What a suh-prise.

3 comments:

  1. I admit. I blogged about Heath Ledger's death because when alive, he was one hell of a hunka hunka burnin' love. Sue me for my female guilty pleasures.

    :D

    (meant in jest, by the way. don't take me too seriously)

    And now that I've said that, I shall return to my little Heath shrine beneath my office table, lock my office door and bawl my eyes out for the man I love. Never met him, he never quite knew I existed, but yes.. love.

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  2. I too admit.

    I never knew he existed until he died. What a shame. Such a young age. But that's what they all say.

    You're old when you're 30 unless you're dead.

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  3. Alamak kantoi lagi. I just found out your age. Nothing personal ok? No pet peeves..

    Cheers, Idlan! (:

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