Nokia E63

A lot of you will have read my review on the Nokia N95. And seen that I loved it, well I have some rather unfortunate news for all of you, It has died. Yes it died, but 3 years worth of service from one phone is a lot for a 20 year old. Unfortunately it was mortally wounded at this years Leeds festival, it still works however the 2,* and cancel button no longer function. As such it was time to retire my trusty friend and get myself a new contract!! I have to say I fell in love with this phone from the moment I clicked on the link on the 3 website (I will mention now, that my model of the phone is black not blue like this picture, I feel the black model looks ...  Read the complete review

I was coming up to the end of my contract and was definitely in the market to buy a smartphone but was baffled by the choice. The obvious choice seemed the iPhone but as you might know I'm not the keenest person on Apple. So the other choices remaining were the Blackberry Curve, the Nokia E71, the Sony Xperia X1 and the E63. So why did I choose the E63? Well for one is a sexy looking phone. When I first opened the box I was amazed at how slim and small it was - keep it your pocket and you hardly feel it which is a huge plus for me. But it's not just a pretty face. First thing to notice is the full QWERTY keyboard which though it looks very small at first, I ...  Read the complete review

For most people when they first see this phone "Blackberry" comes to mind, having a distinctive QWERTY keyboard and landscape display, contrary to Nokia's typical "candy bar" form factor. But upon taking a closer look it is clear that this is a Nokia, built like any other, just with a few more buttons. Overall I would say that the build quality is excellent, when holding it in your hand it feels solid & well built, with no creaks or gaping holes for dust to get in. The battery cover even has a little switch to release it (basically the whole of the back of the phone), which means that the catches' don't wear down over time - a problem I have had ...  Read the complete review

I was using this phone 3 months ago ,i had it on contract from O2,at first there as a confusion over my mind on blackberry curve 8900 and the Nokia E63.But to be honest this phone has great tools ,it comes with some extra features . The keyboard is easy to understand ,you will get use to it quickly ,you arrange your folders in order it's like a mini computer .This phone delivers high sound and image quality .The screen is well protected and not easy to damage. First the keyboard might be difficult for you but after couple days you will get use to it ,it has a really great note book ,you can save your files on the phone be assured that they are safe . This ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a big mobile phone person, but when I saw this phone it was love at first sight. The detail yet simplicity of this phone is in a league of it's own, even though it's usually being compared to the world famous Blackberry phone which took the world by storm a few years ago. This phone boats great features such as a more PDA style interface - allowing you to input your entire life into the palm sized phone and let it get on with it. It's modest 2.0 MP camera still does the job, with video mode also available. It does have room for a memory card - however it does still come with over 100MB of internal space for you to utilise however you see ...  Read the complete review