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Nokia N70
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The Nokia N70 is a smart phone and a successor to Nokia’s 6680. The N70 comes with many improved capabilities over its predecessor including a freshly designed application interface for those relying of the phone’s corporate features. It runs Symbian S60 OS and thus includes all the basic PIM features along with more business applications such as QuickOffice, which lets users view and edit Microsoft Office documents, and a PDF viewer for attachments. Then there’s a 2-megapixel camera which can shoots pic…
See moreThe Nokia N70 is a smart phone and a successor to Nokia’s 6680. The N70 comes with many improved capabilities over its predecessor including a freshly designed application interface for those relying of the phone’s corporate features. It runs Symbian S60 OS and thus includes all the basic PIM features along with more business applications such as QuickOffice, which lets users view and edit Microsoft Office documents, and a PDF viewer for attachments. Then there’s a 2-megapixel camera which can shoots pictures as well as video clips. Once shots are taken, you may touch up or edit them using several effects and clip art included in the onboard image editor. The N70 also supports standard connectivity including 3G, Bluetooth and USB.
Undoubtedly, the N70 is a good alternative to your PDA, but that doesn’t mean it’s a flawless performer. Nokia have surprisingly omitted Wi-Fi connectivity and this may reduce its appeal in the corporate market. Also, if you’re a music-lover, you may be disappointed with the phone’s media capabilities. Firstly, the speakers are not loud enough to be heard in noisy environments and the included headphones aren’t very good either. Secondly, the camera produces noisy and blurred images if used in dark environments. However, you can expect respectable results if you shoot in good lighting conditions. Battery life is average with 3 hours of talktime and a standby of 12 days. Overall, the N70 is a good performer and makes a worthy successor to the 6680. If you’re looking for a good smartphone with handy media features, this is the one for you.
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- decent camera, good looks, nice screen, fm radio, 2 megapixel camera
- no infrared, over complicated, tiny keypad, small keys, no wi fi
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Review Nokia N70
Reviewer: RsGsm01 April 2009Nokia N70 is the second phone from the new N series, announced by Nokia in the spring. All models of this line are extraordinary in a certain way: the N90 model because of its 2 megapixel camera and optics from Carl Zeiss, Nokia N91 because of its built-in hard disk. Three phones were announced as part of the Nseries - the N70, N90, and the N91.The N70 is the first phone form the Nseries,it is still a smartphone that has 3G, a 2 megapixel camera, 30 MB of memory+ an 64... Read more
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Reviewer: The Star Online22 March 2009
In the looks department, it is light speeds ahead of the 6680, as the N70’s two-tone colour scheme, matte finish and smooth contours add up to give it a very original look. IMHO, a candybar phone has not looked this classy for a long time. However, the keypad suffers from the new design as it is has been crammed into a much smaller space. Although the buttons offer very good tactile feel, it is a nightmare to thumb-type on the tiny keys. Plus, there are just too many... Read more
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Nokia N70
Reviewer: All About Symbian23 July 2008- Overall 9
(Rafe will be along in a few days to give a second opinion and to talk about the changes made by Orange for their own-branded N70...) Buy an N70 You can buy an N70 on any of the UK networks via our Phoneshop . Read more
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Nokia N70
Reviewer: review.cellphonedia.com09 February 2008PROS: Overall elegant and unisex design, good picture quality, long battery life, various multimedia support , Bluetooth capabilities, integrated hands free, downloadable games CONS: Average display, navigation pad's situation from the keypad is too close for comfort, small memory space, absence of the Carl Zeiss lens Overall: All in all, the Nokia N70 packs more features that the average user will ever need and will be a great acquisition for those who want a future... Read more
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Reviewer: Gadget Reviews02 January 2007
okia N70Hardware:It is a smartphone that works on Symbian S60 2nd Edition, has an ARM-9 series processor with a speed of 220 MHz, 32 MB RAM, a LCD 176x208 TFT display in 256 k colors and has a slot for RS-DV-MMC (initially has 64 MB card).Look and feel:This phone looks good - better than C600. Read more
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Good Value for Money
Reviewer: shogun2, BusinessMobileAsia.com30 April 2007- Overall 8
I bought N70 Music Edition. All is good, expect the fact that the OS takes a while to respond. Sound is excellent, video quality is fine & the 2 MP camera works cool too. Read more
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Reviewer: Sandra, Pricerunner06 July 2006
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I cant believe this phone. Its too good to be true. I cant think of any one feature that it doesnt have. I have been using this phone for quite some time now and i am absolutely satisfied. Actually make that more than satisfied. I love listening to songs and clicking pictures because of its outstanding quality. Read more
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