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Nokia E75

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  • "pretty but dumb"
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    on by msn2002

    Pros: great looks, great web and calls

    Cons: big con: dumb email. have gmail on it that does not show latest mail. connects then disconnects in 2 seconds, always two-three days late, even skipped all mails till 2007! for a biz phone, this smartphone is dumb. worse, nokia does not respond.

    Summary: i loved this for the size and the looks. as well as for the smooth web interface. but no one these days can let an hour pass without access to email. esp for business. touted as a smart business phone, Nokia E75 is an absolute hell, the advertising completely false. i could not get my latest mail, i always seem to be at least a day behind. and today was the last straw. it skipped all mail from last night to 2007! this is my third Nokia phone and i always had problems. this is definitely the last time i am buying Nokia. a pity becuase the style is simply great. and i like the fact that its price makes the phone not so common. my husband is on his third Blackberry and he is tickled silly about how dumb Nokia is, and how dumb i am for sticking to Nokia still. well, this is the end of the road for me with Nokia. if its email feature cannot deliver email, then what good is it as a supposed smartphone? CNET, do not be cursory about your review. do some research, check Nokia and other forums about products you review. you will see how horrendous this email feature is especially for so many. vanity sure got me again, by going for looks over substance.

    Updated on Jun 19, 2009

    just an update on this phone and its dumb email feature: an acknowleddgment that it is indeed dumb and that nokia knew about this and still touted this as a smart phone:

    Subscription to thread: E75 messaging FAIL (1 Message)
    Subject: Re: E75 messaging FAIL
    Author:jeremiahn (Administrator)
    Date:19-Jun-2009 09:48 PM

    Hello all,

    Thanks for providing so much feedback about this Google Sync situation, we appreciate it! Unfortunately, Google Sync is not supported on the Mail for Exchange client. We are able to get Google Sync working on some Nokia devices via Mail for Exchange, but we are certainly aware that it doesn't work on the E75. We struggled long and hard to come up with a way to get Google Sync working on the E75, but we couldn't come up with a workaround for the problem. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.

    Thanks,
    Jeremiah

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  • reply on December 29, 2009 by investeast

    Nokia should think out of the box a little more......

    Last January, I su[[lemented a Nokia E61 (running Blackberry client) with a Nokia E51.

    Nokia support were promoting Blackberry compatibility prior to purchase - but failed to deliver - suggesting instead that I should use Nokia's own email app. whose performance turned out to be unacceptable. BUT - I downloaded a range of Google apps for S60 mobiles with astounding performance results. )google.com/mobile/products.html#p=nokia_smart) Today my telephone is the hub for 8 email accounts all routed into a single gmail account linked by imap. Currently handling 9800 emails. With text searches across this database taking 10-15 seconds average. Other great Google apps include Latitude (Map Tracking), Google search. Never a missed email. Great performance from an entry level E=series

  • reply on August 28, 2009 by Kobi_w

    The google people do some unconventional things with the gmail service. I ran into synch problems with them using a variety of desk-top clients, including missing some emails (while seeing them using the direct web interface to my gmail account), and some old emails display disappearing by repeat access.
    I did some checking on this, and the consensus was that gmail is peculiar. I don't have a E75, so I wonder if you ran with E75 problems while accessing some other email services?

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  • Service provider Not specified
  • Cellular technology WCDMA (UMTS) / GSM
  • Weight 4.9 oz
  • Sensor resolution 3.2 megapixels
  • Diagonal screen size 2.4 in
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