The Nokia Oro isn’t intended for the likes of you or I, it’s a play-thing for the cash-rich, for those who like the idea of owning a smartphone but only if it’s dripping in gold and jewels. Costing twice the price of a Nokia C7, on which it’s based, is this smartphone a ‘bad boy’ or just ‘bad taste’? Find out with our Nokia Oro smartphone review.
The Nokia X2 sits at the bottom of Nokia’s feature phone range, rocking the lowly Symbian S40 while the all singing, all dancing Symbian 3 nears launch on high end phones from Espoo. The Nokia X2 appeared first in India and emerging markets, but it’s now also available over here, for those wanting a cheap and simple handset. The Nokia X2 has some decent features, but is it worth the cash, or are there better entry-level phones out there? Read on for our full Nokia X2 review to find out.
The Nokia C5 is a candybar phone running the Symbian S60 3rd Edition smartphone OS, so if you want a powerful phone without it looking like a tech-toy this could well be the phone for you. It’s slim, it’s smart, but is it worth your dosh? Find out what we think of it in our full Nokia C5 review.
At first glance, the Nokia C5 doesn’t deviate from Nokia’s design norms in a big way: it’s a T9 candybar phone. Looks are deceiving in this case though, as it’s one of the smallest handsets yet to run Nokia’s upper end Symbian S60 operating system, with support for much more powerful native apps. Can it handle them? Find out in this part of our Nokia C5 review.
The Nokia C5 is the first of the Finn’s new C Series devices to hit the market. Nokia classes the C Series as its ‘voice-centric’ device, so it’s designed with the chattering classes rather than message-heavy users in mind. However, you’ll find a host of features, such as email and GPS for free satnav, which don’t normally pop up on a Pay As You Go phone. So how does it stack up? Find out in this part of our Nokia C5 review.
The Nokia C5 is being pitched as a cheap, entry-level smartphone courtesy of its Symbian S60 OS, with apps aplenty. The thing is, it just so happens to look more like an every day feature phone. So, the question is: where does it fit in with the wealth of other Nokia’s out there? Join us in this part of our Nokia C5 review as we look at what it has to offer and reveal its place in the grand scheme of things.
