“If we have a major gripe it’s about the screen — it’s certainly clear and bright, and its 240×320 pixels are sharp enough, but it’s slightly on the small side. We found that, for example, Web browsing using T-Mobile’s Web ‘n’ walk service on the handset worked well, but that the screen was pretty small for reading text. … There was no camera on our review sample, but as we noted earlier, the E50 does come in a version with a camera. It shoots stills at resolutions up to 1.3 megapixels and will capture video, too, though only at resolutions up to 176×144 pixels — not anything near state of the art.” Nokia E50 Review by CNET UK
review by MobileChoice “While the Nokia N95’s five-megapixel lens does boast the most of any camera phone (well, apart from LG’s KG920), it just happens to have a top-quality, Carl Zeiss-built lens and a CMOS sensor. Unfortunately, it does process the images with some artefacting, compression and sharpening noise. … The pictures we captured of the river and mill were taken with the Exposure Compensation on +1.0 because the auto setting couldn’t grab the detail and contrast in a low-light environment.”
Nokia e 65 review by ITreviews”As a 3G handset the absence of a front-facing camera for video calling is a downer and the strong S60 music player is let down by a mono earbud rather than stereo headset being supplied with the phone. Meanwhile the main camera shoots reasonably good photos at 2-megapixels but lacks self-portrait mirror, flash, auto-focus or a macro mode. … Nokia is pushing the E65 as a business phone but it might have wider appeal. It is hampered by the absence of a front-facing camera and that mono earbud, but taken in its entirety this is a very functional mobile phone.”
Samsung announced anew cell phone, Samsung C210, a candybar shaped cell phone, measures only 5.9mm width. With that thickness, the Samsung C210 becomes the world’s slimmest celll phone.
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PhoneScoop writes “The N95 is Nokia’s new flagship phone. It’s relatively small, but packed with so many features we ran out of time before we could show you all of them.”
