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Previously on "Question for the experts: Which mobile phone"

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  • CheeseSlice
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    Well folks, you'll be pleased to know, as a loyal Nokia customer I went for the...

    Nokia E5

    Nokia Europe - Nokia E5 - Products

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    internet email

    internet

    5m pixel camera

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    Milan.
    I think this is very similar to the E72 which I have.
    Even looks the same apart from the colour of the panels.

    I have to admit sometimes I get jealous of those with touchscreen phones like iPhones or Android, but at the end of the day Nokias are rock solid and are always designed as a phone 'first', smartphone second. I hate it when the phone 'app' on some smartphones is like an afterthought, is cumbersome to use and often crashes.

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  • doodab
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    The HTC Desire Z looks good.

    HTC - Products - HTC Desire Z - Overview

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    Mobile phones are getting tantalisingly close to being worth buying. Just need HD video, Wifi, bigger screen, low tariffs and cost under £100. Oooh, so close, apart from the tariffs.
    Well, to be fair tariffs are lower than £100 per month...

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  • milanbenes
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    thank you

    very pleased with it

    technology eh

    Milan.

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  • FiveTimes
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    Well folks, you'll be pleased to know, as a loyal Nokia customer I went for the...

    Nokia E5
    I'm glad you took my advice

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  • milanbenes
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    Well folks, you'll be pleased to know, as a loyal Nokia customer I went for the...

    Nokia E5

    Nokia Europe - Nokia E5 - Products

    full keyboard

    internet email

    internet

    5m pixel camera

    sorted

    Milan.

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  • TimberWolf
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    Mobile phones are getting tantalisingly close to being worth buying. Just need HD video, Wifi, bigger screen, low tariffs and cost under £100. Oooh, so close, apart from the tariffs.

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  • oracleslave
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    ok Team,

    it's like this...

    E72, anybody got any experience of it ?

    There are mixed reviews on the InterWeb, some say it is great others say it is a pile of daffodil.

    Anyone got one ?

    Thanks,

    Milan.
    Milan, just get the one that plays the loudest music on the bus.

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  • milanbenes
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    ok Team,

    it's like this...

    E72, anybody got any experience of it ?

    There are mixed reviews on the InterWeb, some say it is great others say it is a pile of daffodil.

    Anyone got one ?

    Thanks,

    Milan.

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  • TimberWolf
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    Hands on: Samsung Omnia 7 review | News | TechRadar UK

    Nice big screen. It's a shame phone and data plans don't advance at the same pace as the phones themselves. In price that is, the complexity of the plans is advanced enough.

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  • alreadypacked
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    I wounder how much he got paid for that

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  • TimberWolf
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    Windows Phone 7 has a quick learning curve, says Stephen Fry - Telegraph

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  • BoredBloke
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    Originally posted by swamp View Post
    Blackberry and iPhone are out. You can't have these as company phones (without BIK).

    HM Revenue & Customs: Telephones - mobile
    What a crock of tulip that is!!

    I'd say that none of the mobiles on the market could be classed as just a mobile - they all have cameras, can play music and video, surf the web and handle mail. You would be hard pushed to find one that doesn't!

    While my phone is not just a phone, it picks up my work mail and I store lots of my work on it - I use it like a mini laptop than can make phone calls! Typical of the IR.

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  • gingerjedi
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    Originally posted by swamp View Post
    Blackberry and iPhone are out. You can't have these as company phones (without BIK).

    HM Revenue & Customs: Telephones - mobile
    Please note that the rules in this guide don’t apply to a device such as an iPhone or BlackBerry – the range of functions these devices offer means that HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) doesn’t consider them to be primarily mobile phones.
    That rules out just about anything of interest, I'd just pay for the dam thing and have what you want, you don't save that much claiming as an expense shirley?

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  • swamp
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    Blackberry and iPhone are out. You can't have these as company phones (without BIK).

    HM Revenue & Customs: Telephones - mobile

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