Do you have more than two email accounts on your phone?
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No
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Nokia E72 Review
14 January 2010
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Sleek and stylish, the Nokia E72 reminds us of a slim BlackBerry and has a tactile keyboard.
Nokia’s are eminently usable, although the optical trackpad was not as comfortable to use as those found on BlackBerrys. The keyboard is one of the best we’ve used on a smartphone, enabling super speedy typing.
This is a business phone through and through, with excellent messaging capabilities and very accurate A-GPS. As a social networking device however, the applications fall somewhat short.
The E52 performs incredibly well, with fast internet browsing, accurate GPS, push-email and a superb keyboard.
Battery life was very impressive. Even running multiple functions such as push-email continuously, the battery lasted two nights before needing to be charged.
Pros: Excellent keyboard, great interface for email in Nokia Messaging, fast GPS, mammoth battery life
Cons: Users of Outlook that aren’t on the Exchange server won’t be able to access Outlook calendars, lack of available photo-sharing services, third-party apps not as well integrated as on other devices
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Verdict: The E72 is a fine business device, but it doesn’t have quite the same consumer appeal that some of its competitors have
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E72 problem with Exchange ServerUsers should note that their are compatibility issues with the E72 and Exchange server as well as firmware updates not working if you have any issues that need resolving. My problem is that the phoen wil lsimply not conenct o Exchange server even though it says it is connected. You can test this by putting in an invalid IP address or goign somewhere with no phone signal and the phone will still say it is connected to your excahnge server.
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