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Review: 2010 Twenty20 Premier League, must-have game
The past few days have been crazy. Really crazy. While it’s usual for leaks in the Android segment, this time around even the Symbian segment has kept me all busy. Some stuff wasn’t covered and I had an Editorial on my mind. However, one thing kept me busy and I ended up not coming up with that Editorial. Blame ’2010 Twenty20 Premier League’, by Synqua Games. Will you like…
Nokia BH-905i – Welcome the Music God!
What would you do if the entire world was to turn musical? You’re heart would perhaps beat to the beats of the music then! That sounds a golden fantasy doesn’t it? But it’s amazing at the same time. Amazing fantasies don’t…
Nokia E5 Review – Part V – Usability and Final words
With all the major parts already over, here we are, to the final installment of our 5 part E5 review. From impressing us with it’s looks, iy was wonderful reviewing the E5. Again, we thank WomWorld/Nokia for lending it to us.
The First impressions, as you all may know by now,…
Nokia E5 Review – Part IV – Connectivity and Camera
With 3 parts already covered, we’re now heading to the last 2 parts. Just like the Software part, this part, where we discuss the various Connectivity options you get with E5 (there are many!) and the Camera as well.
Starting off, you can connect with your loved ones through various options. The E5 is 3G enabled, but however, there’s no FCC, so just in case you thought about Video calling,…
Nokia E5 Review – Part III – Software
After the First Impressions and Hardware parts, here we come to the third and the most important part of the review – the Software. No matter how good the hardware is, the performance is determined by how good the software is. Well, for starters, Symbian has been efficient, though lacking the eye candy here and there. It just gets the work done, and in a very easy, simple way….
Nokia E5 Review – Part II – Hardware
As you might know by now, we covered the ‘First Impressions’ in the first installment of our 5-part review. Now, you may well consider non-touchscreens outdated, but still, the physical QWERTY keyboard commands respect.
The E5 stands at a good 115mm, around 58.9mm width and about 12.8mm thickness. Weighing around 126 gms, it doesn’t really feel heavy. Instead it feels solid. Fine, it’s not as slick and sexy…
Nokia E5 – First Impressions
It’s been a couple of days now that I’ve been playing around with the E5, and it’s been two days of good, smooth multitasking I must say! The first time I looked at the E5, all I said was ‘Cute’. Yes, it does look cute for an E-series tag. The curves try to prove…
Welcome the E5 and BH-905i, Androsymmers!
Published on 20 Jan, 2011 at 9:43 in Reviews | | No Comments
The Nokia E5, a successor to the old horse E63, is in the Androsym Labs, thanks to the good peeps at WomWorld/Nokia. Featuring a 5 MP camera, a 2.4” TFT screen, the E5 is a budget smartphone that aims to take Eseries to the masses.
We’ve even received the BH-905i,…
Nokia C5 review – Software, Multitasking and Final words
Published on 4 Dec, 2010 at 18:18 in Reviews | | 2 Comments
By now you must have come to know that the C5 runs on Symbian S60v3 FP2. Oh let me make it simple – you have sheer multitasking prowess in your hands. Symbian never disappoints when it comes to working. It’s just that it lacks eye-candy. But then, isn’t it OK if you do something efficiently? It is.
Menu, File…
Nokia C5 Review – Hardware, Camera etc
Yesterday, we mentioned how the C5 left us impressed. Simple, subtle yet oozing style. You’d certainly do good to gift it to your girlfriend (pssst..that’s what my sister said when I gifted it to her). The first impressions were quite good, Infact very good. What about the Hardware? Is it really upto the mark? We’ll let you know what we think about it in the second part of the…
Nokia C5 First Impressions – are we impressed?
Published on 1 Dec, 2010 at 19:15 in Reviews | | 4 Comments
Some 4 months ago, Nokia launched the second C Series device powered by Symbian S60, the C5. Good for people running on a tight budget, find out if this Symbian impressed us or not in our first phone review!
HipLogic Live – Hippy, Happy and Live!
In our Appomendations #2, we had included vHome, a homescreen app by Voyager. It wasn’t really was top class, but nevertheless, it was good – low on memory and a hell of customisation options available were a few things why we included in the list. Today, however, we seem to have a winner finally. Or not? Find out fellas!
