Nokia, the world's largest mobile-handset marker, posted a second-quarter earnings drop of 66 percent compared with the same period of the previous year. Net profit fell from ?1.1 billion last year to ?380 million, while total sales were at euro;9.91 billion, a drop of around 25 percent. The slump in profits was generally expected by analysts but the more disappointing news of the day was ... [ read the full article ]
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I'm sorry but I own a Nokia 5800 xpress music and use to own Nokia E71x. I personally don't like either of them because there is to many steps just to do one thing like texting, podcasting, or staying connected to wi-fi. I keep hearing that Symbian is an open power OS but those two phones push me away from owning another Nokia phone again.
Originally posted by khmernize: I'm sorry but I own a Nokia 5800 xpress music and use to own Nokia E71x. I personally don't like either of them because there is to many steps just to do one thing like texting, podcasting, or staying connected to wi-fi. I keep hearing that Symbian is an open power OS but those two phones push me away from owning another Nokia phone again.
I ALSO own a Nokia 5800XM and i'd like to correct/comment on you there sir =]
Well, firstly , Texting is possibly the Easiest thing you can do on the device, by selecting the "Shortcut theme for the home screen the 4 icons *shortcuts) of your choice will appear that you can easily access with ONE touch, these can include pretty much Anything, Text, Video, Radio, GPS, calender ... and the list goes on.
AND @ wifi = There are various easy to use Apps on the Ovi Store that you can use to get you connected to your configured wifi spots Automatically, and even if not, a simple touch on the top right of the screen brings you to a "Connectivity menu where (even if) 2 touches and BAM ! your connected.!.
I'm with you ammad123. Nokia 5800 is one of the best phone they made. I advice new users of the phone, play more with it to get acquainted and get use of it's features and functionality.
