Nokia, AT&T debut thinnest smartphone ever
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Nokia, AT&T debut thinnest smartphone ever
The thinnest smartphone on the market is coming to AT&T.
Nokia has unveiled its E71x, just 10 millimeters thin and coming to AT&T in "coming weeks" for $99.99. The smartphone, which uses the Symbian OS, offers Wi-Fi, built-in GPS navigation, IM, video share, a music player, 3.2 megapixel camera, notes, calendar and the rest of the standard smartphone utility suite.
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Nokia has unveiled its E71x, just 10 millimeters thin and coming to AT&T in "coming weeks" for $99.99. The smartphone, which uses the Symbian OS, offers Wi-Fi, built-in GPS navigation, IM, video share, a music player, 3.2 megapixel camera, notes, calendar and the rest of the standard smartphone utility suite.
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is that $99 for a 2 year contract or an outright purchase of the phone?
I believe the prices are always with a 2yr contract. AT&T is not really in the business to sell phones. They are in the business to extend your contract.
nokia is the worst company on the block about mobiles and symbian technology is the poorest os in the world of mobile
the reason why nokia has been so out of the us
market
was that nokia refused to cripple the phones.
the us
is a diffrent structured market than other
markets,
where a large part of phones are bought
separately, as
most of the phones in the us comes with your
operator
subscription.
I have an E71, not crippled. quite amazing
phone (or
multimedia computer camera, netradio etc.
market
was that nokia refused to cripple the phones.
the us
is a diffrent structured market than other
markets,
where a large part of phones are bought
separately, as
most of the phones in the us comes with your
operator
subscription.
I have an E71, not crippled. quite amazing
phone (or
multimedia computer camera, netradio etc.
I wish more people would travel to other countries and see how other telecom companies operate.
We in the US get taken advantage of by our companies. For example, in most other counries minutes are only deducted if you originate the call. Further, in a lot of places, cell time is incredibly cheap. I was in Singpore recently and was able to make innumerable local calls and two daily 5-10 minute international calls for a period of 3 weeks for only $19.00 us dollars.
It is time that we force these greedy telcoms to be reasonable.
We in the US get taken advantage of by our companies. For example, in most other counries minutes are only deducted if you originate the call. Further, in a lot of places, cell time is incredibly cheap. I was in Singpore recently and was able to make innumerable local calls and two daily 5-10 minute international calls for a period of 3 weeks for only $19.00 us dollars.
It is time that we force these greedy telcoms to be reasonable.
Whay is Nokia following an old design of the BB insted of leading the market in form and function. Once a upon a time Nokia giant was leading but no more..I loved there phones in the day..
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