Abstract: The Nokia E50 is not a phone apparently. According to Nokias website its a "business device". Its been designed as a kind of mobile office, but its not a huge clunky device like the 9500 Communicator - it looks like a mobile phone! In fact, for a S...
Abstract: Nokia E50 was introduced in summer, 2006 as an addition to the enterprise line-up going by the name of Eseries, the announcement itself went without any needless fuss, though, and against all gossips and expectations, the E50 came alone back then witho...
Solid keypad and joystick; compact form factor; excellent screen; powerful browser; great battery life
Lacks 3G capabilities; a minimum of productivity and advanced e-mail capabilities; mediocre multimedia features
The Nokia E50 is primarily an excellent calling and light-messaging phone, and should be considered by those who fancy compact form factor and great battery life over advanced e-mail and productivity capabilities. That said, the E50 also shines with ...
Design and size, Bright and large, clearly seen in direct sunlight, Very good personalization of the phone including homescreen, main menu and applications, Powerful battery.
Uncomfortable keypad, Poor sound quality and volume both during a call and listening to music or a ring tone, Overall slow speed performance.
Nokia E50 combines high functionality and stylish design with a very good size for a smartphone, but a uncomfortable to use keypad and slow navigation through the menus, which affects the usage of the phone as a whole. In order to make the phone suitab...
Abstract: Nokia's E50 isn't brimming with features, but it's small and looks good. It's the slimmest phone in this round-up and feels very well made. The metal screen surround and battery cover feel especially strong. The E50 has the second-best numeric keypad in ...
Web browser with large screen, Hot swappable, expandable memory , Smartphone programming
Lacks 3G speed and services , No Wi-Fi , Poor pictures from camera option
Theres no shortage of handsets that seek to entice the corporate buyer and the business user. In fact, if you take away a few models finished in pink plastic, then practically every phone in the market could end up being used by company executives. Bu...
Poor keypad, Rough joystick, Card slot below the battery cover
The Nokia E50 has a 1.3 MP camera. It s not the most vital part of this phone. The camera is average and is there just to complete the package. It can capture images with resolutions up to 1280 x 960 pixels. The camera just has a couple of adjustment ...
Abstract: One of Nokia’s most successful handsets of the years gone by is the 6610i, which offered a very modest set of features in a very understated design, making it the choice of entry-level executives in the city. As time passed and cameras leaped megapi...
