Ive worked for a telecoms company for the last 5 years and the Nokia E90 communicator is the phone that everyone is talking about. The Communicator is the latest addition by Nokia based primarily for executive use, basically another business phone with lots of features thats most people will never use. I first got my hands on this phone last week and its still as big and bulky as you expect the communicator series to be, even in its closed position you would struggle to put this phone in your pocket! Apart from the size of this phone I am hard pushed to find anything else wrong with it. The screen size and full-fledged keyboard is second to none (not a qwerty ...  Read the complete review

The new E90 is the most over hyped peice of rubbish I've ever bought. I think there are so few bad reviews, as people are too embarrased to admit it is a stupid phone, trying to be something its not. I've waited 3 years for a decent qwerty business phone to come along. Believe me, this isn't it. I want to give it a Basil Fawlty thrashing and throw it as far away as possible. The keys are so small and not domed, so the only way you can use it is with you fingernails. It says it will copy my contacts from my old Nokia - it fails. It says downlaod software - its corrupt. It fails to look at lots of web sites - so what's it's point? I'm ...  Read the complete review

I've had a Nokia Communicator since the original Nokia 9000 Communicator in 1996, through the Nokia 9110, 9210 and 9500. When this came out I was looking forward to it, however sadly I was not as overawed as I had been with its forerunners. The Nokia Communicator was the very first (as far as I know!) smartphone on which you could access the internet, send and receive e-mail and faxes, use a word processor, spreadsheet and diary functions. It predated Blackberry and was a true original hybrid phone. It was unique. It was developed by Nokia over the years and was the elite Nokia phone, the pinnacle of Nokia's creations - the Nokia flagship. The ...  Read the complete review

The all-singing, all-dancing E90 is the kind of phone/PDA that some people show off with. I had a more serious reason for buying one (on a deal with O2). My eyepatch isn't an affectation, having the optic neuritis associated with MS I was struggling to see ordinary phones' screens. I also wanted a keyboard so I could use e-mail quickly. My E90's doing most of what I want from it and so I can forgive its bulk and weight. The internal screen is brilliant, battery life is pretty good and I even use the camera on occasion. The Bluetooth and WIFi perfomance are also good and I've had no problems updating software and synchronising with my other phone and my ...  Read the complete review

I bought a Nokia E90 for work, having a full size keyboard I thought would be easier for sending texts and the lage screen easy to pick up/view emails and on the whole this is true. However the phone is heavy and at times quite cumbersome especially if you are using it on the move as it were. It is also rather large and I have tried to buy a carying pouch for it and cannot find on either in the UK or the States, consequently because of its size your pocket is bulging trying to accommodate it or you end up putting in your briefcase missing call after call tring to extracate it. The instructions for use are not the clearest written and at times not even user friendly. The .  Read the complete review