Nokia E66

This is very stylish E-series ex-flagship phone, which came out with its brother E71, about a year and half ago. E66 is a slider, without a qwerty keyboard (which E71 had). However, one thing it did have (which E71 didn't) was the acclerometer, allowing auto screen rotation. Equipped with the same features as E71, Nokia E66 is extremely stylish business phone, with Symbian OS, 370MHz processor, allowing fast task managing and processing. 3.2MP is the disappointing downside, as well as 2.5mm audio jack, instead of the 3.5mm jack. It has a 2.4inch screen, perhaps a little small for our current technology era, but neverthless, enough to view all your ...  Read the complete review

I got this phone as a present 4 months ago, and i am very happy with it. It is really easy to operate. I could even setup my email on it and i am no genuis at doing these things. It gives you instructions step by step, not only in the booklet, but the phone has its own help section. I have put all my music on it and the sound is not bad either.Photo quality is reasonable and internet browsing is easy to do. The only thing is that it seems to freeze like a computer would ever now and then. When it does, i have to switch off completely, wait a minute, and switch it on again before it starts to operate. I can syncronise it onto my computer, which i ...  Read the complete review

Nokia E66 ******** I always like Nokia phones but there are some other brands also have excellent phones so that I can't ignore that also. So I have tested almost all brands and now again going to discuss new phone from Nokia in business series that is called as E series. *** The phone Nokia E66 is great in many terms and the first and very interesting feature you will definitely like that is its attractive slim sliding design. Phone has a very beautiful look with dimension is about 107.5 x 49.5 x 13.6 mm, and it has a sliding design. I like most of sliding phones as they really look attractive and beautiful. Most of the phones in sliding ...  Read the complete review