I am a real girly girl and so often do not have a clue when choosing any kind of electrical products and every single mobile phone that I've had has been chosen based simply on how it looks. I know thats probably silly but all those technical phrases about camera pixels and memory go straight over my head! It usually takes me a while to get used to features on a new phone but I'm pleased to say that although I admit that I chose the Nokia E63 just because I liked the look of it, it's turned out to be a good phone feature wise too! So what does it look like? *********************************** The main reason that I liked the look of this handset was ...  Read the complete review

I got this phone on contract at Christmas 2009, and as it's for 18 months yes I do still have it!! I decided I wanted a contract and headed off to my nearest 3 Store after seeing their promotion of ''get this contract and save £2 a month''. With the contract I got unlimited internet access, unlimited texts, 200 minutes, and a black Nokia E63 phone (blue wasn't available!) for £18 a month (obviously extra charges can be added on - with the number of times I ring Student Finance, capping my contract wasn't an option!). It is pretty much like a Blackberry, but with 'Nokia' splashed across the top of it instead. It has a Qwerty keyboard and some shortcut keys on ...  Read the complete review

I'm a great believer in shopping around for the best product at the best price and this little phone seemed hard to beat. Although it's always going to be compared to Nokia's flagship E71 business-phone, (and now the E72) the E63 does almost everything it's bigger brother can do, for almost £70 less. FIRST IMPRESSIONS: Firstly, why didn't a buy a Blackberry? The Curve 8900 is almost a direct competitor, with a very similar spec and feel. But in the end it came down to price. Arguably, the Curve looks better in the flesh, but again it was around £50 more expensive than the Nokia, which ruled it out for me. I therefore decided to buy my ...  Read the complete review

Smartphone. A much (over)used term which seems to apply to all handsets these days or so the marketing tells us. Whilst it is the current trend to outgun your rival with snapdragon processors and AMOLED displays on your phones there is still a considerable market for quality handsets that do a simple job and do it well. Looking at smartphones and business phones we basically have a choice of two manufacturers, RIM and Apple. Certainly the iPhone is an uber cool accessory but it's biggest draw is the massive library of apps many of which you pay for. RIM give us the Blackberry range for a true business pedigree that is hard to ignore and excellent levels of ...  Read the complete review

I'm no techno-junkie, nor am I a mobile fashion freak but I have recently become the owner and user of a smart phone: the Nokia E63. Such was my ignorance of this market that I was initially unaware that my phone is a near copy in appearance of the ubiquitous Blackberry, until my kids pointed it out. Having had a brief opportunity to compare with a friend's Zarzamora (that's Blackberry in Spanish) I would say the Nokia is a little more square and angular but otherwise a dead ringer (only it does ring). Not sure where these jokes are coming from, sorry! Not to digress too far, I should explain that I had mentally chosen a classic Nokia 2730 but on comparing the ...  Read the complete review