If you enjoy lengthy conversations with your friends and family or if you habitually stay on the phone for long periods because of work, the Nokia E52 phone will surely give you hours of satisfaction. This latest E Series device from Finnish mobile company Nokia boasts of an impressive battery life that provides 8 hours of talk time plus up to almost a month in standby mode. Nokia doesn’t stop there. It has outfitted the phone with noise reduction technology so you just know you’ll get excellent audio quality even in locations that present a lot of disturbances. Conference and video calling are enabled on this phone as well as push to talk.
Now the Nokia E52 is also being pushed as a messaging phone and QWERTY loyalists may be tempted to pass up this phone as it sports a numeric keypad. I urge you to take a closer look for you will find remarkable functionality on this device even without a keyboard. To begin with, its expansive connectivity options facilitate productivity. You have HSDPA, HSUPA, WLAN, WiFi and Bluetooth amongst others.
Applications such as Microsoft ActiveSync, IBM Lotus Notes Traveler, Nokia Messaging and Mail for Exchange ensure that you are afforded efficient e-mailing experience. The phone naturally has a solid back-up for instant messaging, SMS and MMS.
Now let’s move on to multimedia. The Nokia E52 has a 3.2MP camera with full focus, LED flash, photo editing function, full screen viewer and many other practical functions. Its music player supports AAC, AAC+, MP3, WMA and eAAC+ sound formats. As an alternative listening option, you can tune into the built-in FM radio with RDS support.
When you place the Nokia E52 side by side with the very popular E71 or the E55, it should be able to hold its own. Watch out for this phone in the second half of 2009 and expect to shell out around £210 for it.
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