Archive for October, 2008
The Nokia E62 comes in as a most capable corporate tool for mobile computing. It offers high performance at home or on the road for virtually everything you do in the office. It can be entertaining as well for the few moments left in the day.You get high quality voice due to its noise cancellation feature, so you can call or be called even when you’re in the middle of a busy noisy street or cafe. The E62 offers a host of call and text management tools to get you organized anywhere. Read through MS Office file attachments with its viewing and even editing facility. Stay in touch with your reading requirements using its document viewing and editing facility for MS office files that get in as email file attachments or data transfers.
Now just about all your office routines can be done on the E52. Its battery performance is simply the best in its class. With 23 days standby time and 8 hours talk time, the E52 stands out in the crowd of Smartphone’s promising telecommuting industry-grade performance.
While the Nokia E62 is a communication and data management tool, it delivers its multimedia features just like any other multimedia gadget in its class. There’s a 3.2 megapixel camera, full focus with LED flash. You can shoot video at VGA resolution at 15 frames per second – not bad, but not great.
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The Features that Make a Good Business Phone
One of the things the corporate world looks for in a business phone for its executives are its email features. It should be able to sync with the corporate email system. And it should be able to send emails and attachments securely. Here, Nokia’s E72 takes on what the best business phones out there can do. Not does it support all the high-speed data connectivity available for mobile phones, like WLAN, HSPDA and HSUPA, to mention some, enabling quick data transfers, email and internet connections, the E72 can synchronize with the corporate email systems with support for
Mail on Exchange and Lotus Notes. Features beyond a Business Phone
One may argue against having a camera and multimedia features business phone as corporations usually frown on these frivolities. But precisely because these phones are best used on the road outside of corporate eyes, entertainment can be most welcome to executives on the road at the end of the busy day. Hence, Nokia is right to incorporate imaging and multimedia features on its E series business phones.
There are others with a more serious approach to business phone decorum. But Nokia has made the wise move not to take the fun out of a business mobile phone. So if you are in the market for a truly sensible and fun mobile phone, whether for business or just a communications tool, the Nokia E72 is a no-brainer.