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USER COMMENT: Re: Nokia E71 White Steel

11/12/2009 10:33:26 PM

Where can you buy the Nokia e71x in white steel?

ARTICLE: Long-awaited Nokia E71 hits North America, on Rogers and Cincinnati Bell

3/19/2009 10:10:00 PM

Granted, the device can be purchased unlocked from Best Buy and other various online resellers, however the wait for a carrier subsidized Nokia E71 has been a long one. Much to the pleasure of Nokia fans, the device has finally arrived on two North American carriers: Rogers in Canada, and Cincinnati Bell in the United States. In Canada, the phone is $99.99 on a three-year agreement, while the device is free (after $100 rebate) with a two-year agreement in the US. Of note, Rogers appears to be carrying both colors, whereas Cincinnati Bell is only carrying it in white at the moment.

So, if you're in within the coverage areas of these carriers, stop in and grab the device. We're envious already!

Source: Engadget Mobile

VIDEO: Nokia E71 Full Review, Pt 2

1/22/2009 1:35:00 PM

By request (thanks, filthyJ!), Noah gets some more time in with the Nokia E71 and brings you a full review of this slim, sexy smartphone. While it's high time that the S60 platform got a makeover - user friendly, anyone? - the E71's hardware lives little to be desired.

VIDEO: Nokia E71 Full Review, Pt 1

1/21/2009 11:45:00 AM

ARTICLE: Red and Black and Seen All Over: Nokia E71 in new colors

12/11/2008 5:40:00 PM

Peeped on the floor of Nokia World 2008: The E71 in new Red/Silver and Black color schemes. Dude, the Black is sweet. (Photos via E71Blog and Gizmag)

TIP: Using Opera Mini browser on T-Mobile network

8/19/2008 10:35:00 AM

I have a tip that is great for people with smart phones that are either only edge capable or on an edge only network. Using Opera Mini browser on my Nokia E71 and N95 on T-mobiles network I can browse the web faster than using AT&T or Sprints 3G networks, I've tested it. The pages load about 3 seconds faster than on the 3G networks. I have found that this is not well known among T-mobile users that I know.

ARTICLE: Nokia officially announces and unveils the E-Series

6/16/2008 2:50:00 PM

Today Nokia officially unveiled the E66 and the E71 smartphone that sports a full QWERTY keyboard. Although the E66 is a sleek slider, and the E71 comes candy-bar style, the devices both support Microsoft exchange and are set to be messaging devices at the core.

Blutetooth compatibility, GPS, expandable memory perfect for a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash come standard on both handsets.

Sadly, they won't be available until next (the third) quarter of this year.

ARTICLE: Business Class: Nokia Launches E66 and E71 Smartphones

6/16/2008 2:45:00 PM

Nokia today made a bunch of fashion-conscious power users happy with the official unveiling of the E66 and E71 smartphones. The two handsets more or less share the same specs, but rock different form factors: The E66 is a slider with a standard dialing/T9-style keypad, while the E71 is a 10mm thin candybar with a full QWERTY keyboard. Personally, I think the E71 looks pretty hot - like a BlackJack II or Moto Q9, but built by Mercedes-Benz instead of Honda.

Specs-wise, look for the S60 platform running alongside of WiFi, HSDPA, A-GPS, and a 3.2MP camera along with 110 MB of internal memory and an microSD memory card slot on both models. The E66 slider has a slightly larger QVGA display as compared to the E71 (2.4" vs 2.36"), while the E66 is a little thicker at 13.6mm, front-to-back. Both phones will feature extensive business-oriented features including support for Microsoft Exchange, MS Office documents, and VPN access.

Don't hold your breath waiting for either of these bad boys to show up on AT&T or T-Mobile anytime soon, but come next month you should be able to find them over in Europe for somewhere around EUR 350 (roughly $500 US or so). Meantime you can check out the press release over on Nokia's website.

ARTICLE: Nokia E71 pictures are white hot

6/16/2008 9:25:00 AM

In January, our own Noah Kravitz reported that the Nokia E71 would be available in the second quarter of this year. Well, we are ready for the roll out!

Peter Ha at Crunchgear posted images of the E71 smartphone this weekend that look sexy and sleek. Based on the other recent Nokia offerings, this should be a fully loaded device. Earlier reports claim that it will come packed with a 10mm thin body with a 3mp camera, WiFi, GPS and HSDPA support.