If you’re looking for a great utility application for the Nokia E71 then PhoneNetInfo should be on your list. It’s a very simple application that gives you all the numbers, specs, and info about your E71. Best of all, it’s free.
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Free Application: PhoNetInfo Gives All Your E71 Information In One Place
Look at the image of this Nokia E71X and try to figure out the Photoshop mishap before reading on. If you look closely, you will notice that it is running a Blackberry OS.
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What’s Wrong With This Nokia E71x Ad? [Image Cache] (Gizmodo)
Here is one I haven’t covered. Many Nokia E71 and E71x users have asked me how I take my screenshots for the articles here at the blog.
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How To Take A Screenshot On The Nokia E71
The AT&T Nokia E71x was launched back in May and IMHO is the BEST Symbian smartphone launched and now carried by a US wireless carrier. There are very few of these smartphones that have been provided to us in the US so I think we were blessed to have such a fine one come to AT&T.
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King of the QWERTYs: AT&T Nokia E71x (ZDNet)
Issa Saharkhiz, a prominent journalist and former senior Culture Ministry official, has told his family in a short phone call from prison that several of his ribs were broken during his arrest in northern Iran on July 4 in the postelection crackdown. The 56-year-old Saharkhiz has told his family the authorities traced him through his Nokia cellular phone.
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Prominent Iranian Journalist Implicates Nokia In His Arrest (Payvand Iran News)
There have not been many Symbian smartphones in the US the last few years and one of the best devices, the Nokia E71x, was launched a couple of months ago on AT&T. AT&T and Nokia just started making the Nokia Surge available and I was able to get a review…
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First impressions of the AT&T Nokia Surge (ZDNet)
There have not been many Symbian smartphones in the US the last few years and one of the best devices, the Nokia E71x, was launched a couple of months ago on AT&T. AT&T and Nokia just started making the Nokia Surge available and I was able to get a review…
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First impressions of the AT&T Nokia Surge (ZDNet)
It’s been about 3 months since the Nokia E71x has been available I’ve seen and heard many mixed reactions about the AT&T version of the E71. Most of the reaction has been bad, that the phone is locked down and preinstalled applications cannot be removed. Some find that not all applications for the Nokia E71 unlocked work on the E71x
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Why Buy An Unlocked E71 Instead of E71x And Nokia Looks To Break Into U.S. Smartphone Market
The network struggles of Nokia’s E71x smart phone make it tough to do even the most basic tasks.
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Nokia Smart Phone Can’t Handle the Basics (TheStreet.com)
One of the few weaknesses of the Nokia E71 is the music experience and audio quality. Now we know that the Eseries is meant to be strictly business, but times are changing and convergence between work and play is becoming standard. I like to use my phone as my dedicated mp3 player at home, in the car, and at even at work.
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E71 & Sound: Make Your Music Sound Better With These Tips