Best Cell Phones - Symbian Operating System, Polyphonic ringtones Multimedia Features, 5 to 13 MP Digital Camera Resolution

'In short, this phone feels solid.'

'Nonetheless, if you require a smartphone for both professional and personal use (and don't mind a small screen), the Nokia E5 is an enticing proposition. '

'fine messaging E-series phone'

'This is probably the most comprehensive suite out there as the E5 could view, edit and create Excel, sheets, Word documents and PowerPoint presentations in the best possible way that you can do so on a mobile phone.'

' The Nokia X6 is a good-looking mobile phone with a capacitive touchscreen. '

'The phone sports an accelerometer for automatically switching from landscape to portrait when you rotate the phone and there is also a built-in speaker for listening to music or speakerphone. '

'good looking phone'

' The Nokia X6 is a good-looking mobile phone with a capacitive touchscreen. '

'The phone sports an accelerometer for automatically switching from landscape to portrait when you rotate the phone and there is also a built-in speaker for listening to music or speakerphone. '

'good looking phone'

'Expand full review Summary: It is overall, a great phones cos it has no bugs of Symbian which Nokia has suffered enough for themselves. '

'Though it uses resistive touchscreen technology the phone is extremely responsive. '

'We were able to pair the N86 with the Logitech Mobile Traveller Bluetooth headset and the Motorola S9 Bluetooth Active Headphones .'

'great phone'

'neat, effective smart phone'

'fabulous Nokia N86 slider mobile phone'

'The N96 has an impressive 16GB of internal storage.'

'sports a DVB-H digital TV receiver and innovative kickstand for watching video on the handset's beautiful 2.8" QVGA display.'

'new geotagging feature'

'Accessing internet videos is quick and simple.'

'nice web phone package'

'the phone has a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus.'

'The touch display allows for handwriting recognition, and users can easily create personal notes and save them as 'stickies' on the handset's home screen.'