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Nokia E90 gets reviewed
Nokia Communicator fan? If you've quite not found the cash or willingness to spring for the newest Communicator (the E90), take a look at the mobile-review review (after the break) and sink your teeth into it. We've peeped the E90 a few times already, but it's good to have another stab at the thing (yeah, we admit -- we're too close to the E90 now). Mobile-review's summary? Here you go: weak vibration, good reception quality, excellent email handling and web browsing capability, good and tactile QWERTY-ness and two great screens -- and it seems less like a "smartphone" and more like a portable PC. We like the comeback of the Series 60 platform (3rd. edition, FP1) in the E90 as well. All in all, this Nokia beauty looks incredibly capable for the user who will want one.
Press shot of Nokia's E90 Communicator emerges
Those blurry camphone pics weren't enough for you? Well we don't blame you in the slightest. We're sure we'll all have heard quite enough of the E90 by the time 3GSM is all said and done, but for the moment we're a bit short on pics of this device, so hopefully this leaked press shot rendering based on the cameraphone pics can tide you over. If it's half this slick on the inside we might just have a winner!Update: As mentioned in the comments, this is a rendering by forum jockey "deuxani" based on the original blurry pictures we brought you earlier.[Thanks, EC]
Nokia's E90 set for 3GSM release next week?
With the 3GSM World Congress just about to kick off next week in Barcelona, Nokia's machine is somehow allowing the beans to spill on the newest Nokia Communicator, dubbed the E90 (unofficially). This new Communicator will most likely be released next week and we'll be sure to see all the nasty info then. Until then, a lucky soul was granted a pass to play with the E90 recently and used these words to describe the experience: beautiful, short and thin, squarish, solid hinges, S60 third edition, HSDPA / EDGE / WiFi and black plastic. If that's not enough to whet your whistle, get over to the forum post at mobile-review.com and read all the excruciating details, minus any official photos for now. We're trying to score some nicer high-res pics of this thing -- anyone have any? To the right is the older 9500 -- which looks positively ancient.[Thanks, EC]
