Hirdetés
Features
We shouldn’t expect any surprise at the basic features. The phonebook works just as good as it always did on the Symbian Series60 platform. Extra information entered to the contacts can satisfy anyone’s needs and voice dialing works best in English, although you can try it in other languages as well. We can only put contacts on the 60 MB onboard memory, so the capacity is practically infinite.
The messaging software is also refined, I might not even have to mention that besides SMS and MMS messages, we also have advanced email services as well, including Exchange server support. This has been present on every real Nokia smartphone since E75, and although it’s not the tip of perfection like BlackBerry, but it’s more than enough for average users and it’s even much cheaper.
As for other applications, can see the good old calendar, an alarm clock with lots of options and the other obligatory functions are also here, including the stopwatch, the calculator and the world clock. Besides these it’s also great that we get the full version of the QuickOffice suite, so we can also edit and create new Office documents. The PDF reader and the mobile Zip app are also well-known. The Font Magnifier can be a great tool for the visually impaired.
E55 has a GPS receiver as well, I had no problems with its functionality, it won’t lose connection once it found the satellites. Of course we again have Nokia Maps for navigation (which hung up 10 out of 10 times on the phone), but we have to pay for turn-by-turn navigation as usual. There are lots of alternative free apps, but we could also recommend Garmin XT, which also costs, but it’s nice if we don’t like Nokia’s software for some reason. The GPS can be used for one more thing, as we can geo-tag our photos.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
