To defend themselves from the onslaught of iPhone and Android which is increasingly rampant, Nokia launched a smart phone with development of Symbian OS Anna, Nokia E6 phone. Designed using premium materials such as glass and stainless steel, this device comes in the right size for easy use with either one or two hands.
But, the question, is this E6 enough for Nokia to survive in the smartphone competition?
Nokia combining a touchscreen and a qwerty keypad in monoblock design. With a view like the E71 and E72, this phone has a 2.46 inch touch screen and quite responsive, without the excessive sensitivity that is often encountered on the touch screen phones. This function is very helpful when you finish a work document or browsing the internet.
Moreover, despite its qwerty keypad is small, but the distance between the keypad to make sure you not often make mistakes when typing. Its own keypad design that tends to be thicker than any other mobile phone feels very comfortable in the hand.
Carrying the last Symbian platform, Symbian Anna, Nokia E6 has a new look with new icons. Nokia E6 also features five home screen that allows users to access a variety of different functions. The sharpness of the graphics, thanks to a resolution of 326 pixels per inch also make your eyes comfortable when operating this phone.
Nokia E6 has a high resolution which is 8 megapixel camera (that’s anough for a phone), so users can enjoy the photos and videos of the maximum.
Internet Connection
Talking about smart phones would not be separated from the connectedness with the internet. The E6 Internet connection is quite fast, either using GPRS or WiFi.
Nokia E6 operates in quad-band 2G networks and five-band 3G. In addition, Nokia E6 offers high-speed HSDPA network capability that is claimed to be able to download with speed up to 10.2Mbps and 2Mbps upload speeds (HSUPA).
Like most current smartphones, Nokia E6 also integrates directly with popular social networks Facebook and Twitter. Users can check the two sites separately or together. The weakness of this feature is the user should always refresh their social networks to get the latest updates, rather than receive it automatically.
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