Nokia E75 Review – Built for emailing

The Nokia E75 is the latest Nokia Smart phone and was announced at the mobile world congress. It is another member of the nokia e-series along with the Nokia E55 which is due out around the same time as the Nokia E75 and just before the Nokia E63. The Nokia E75 is about an average size for a smart phone being 14.4mm x 11.8mm x 50mm wide. When the E75 is open to display the QWERTY keyboard it becomes 80mm wide. The handset can be used in a horizontal or vertical position, obviously if you are typing a text message you would want to use the QWERTY keyboard so would therefore be using the E75 in a horizontal position. This E75 3G smartphone beauty comes in a choice of 3 colours, copper yellow, silver black or red, we have features the red casing in our pictures. There is a 2.4 inch screen using 16 million colours on a LCD display, not the biggest screen we have seen to date but perfectly fine and easy to use. The homesrceen can be customized to however you find it easiest to use the phone, there are 2 screen options supported. Navigating the menu on the Nokia E75 is easy by making use of the Navi™ key. Having the Navi™ key allows nokia to drastically reduce the number of keys on the handset because the user interface is intuitive, it will show options on the screen that are related in some way to what function on the E75 you are currently using. The majority of functions can therefore be activated by just pressing the Navi™ key, meaning less key required overall. The on board QWERTY keyboard slides out of the side of the nokia e75 and is great if you write a lot of text messages and emails, makes inputting text a lot quicker. This nokia phone is running using Symbian 9.3 operating system with S60 software. The joy of S60 software is that it is extendable and you can use multiple applications at the same time, without worrying about shutting down previous applications, this is limited by the hardware on your handset though. The E75 is a good sized smartphone which measures 111.8mm tall by 14.4mm deep which is 50mm wide when in its slide closed position & 80mm wide when in its slide open position. The one touch key on the Nokia E75 will allow you to use the calendar and email features with one touch, although that is fairly obvious by the name of the key!

Nokia have splashed out and included a stereo headset and 4 GB MicroSD™ memory card in the box, obviously you get a battery and charger as you would expect. There is a user guide included in the package and the internet if the guide makes no sense, as they won’t include any bugs with this.