The Sony Ericsson G900 we have here comes in Dark Red color with black borders surrounding the 2.4” touch screen. The buttons are raised and easy-to-press even for larger-sized fingers. Turning the phone around will reveal the 5.0 megapixel camera at the top right, together with an LED light used as the flash. The stylus is stored on the top left corner of the phone. We found that the stylus was too short for our liking. However, the G900 is finger friendly, so you can alternatively scroll and select using your fingers.

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Tagged as the successor to the similarly shaped E61, the Nokia E71 is indeed a veritable improvement in so many ways. The form factor alone trumps the old. The E71 feels ultimately tough and robust while dressed to kill in chrome metal. It looks professional and feels expensive. But despite the heavy metal impression, the E71 weighs a mere 127g. The size is noticeably smaller than the E61 too. The plus point means that it’s now more pocket-able and looks less chunky. But the natural detraction is the smaller QWERTY keypad which loyal E61 users will definitely moan about. We feel it’s still manageable. The best positive notion is in fact the better build of the keypad, which is now more rigid allowing you to feel every button press with a responsive click.
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Way back when mobile phones were still the size of water bottles, I’m sure that many people didn’t foresee that freakishly expensive device to become the must have gadget we all know today. Oh I’m sure there are people who thought “mobile phones will change some day” but no one can predict exactly how it will change. Anyway enough with that and let’s look at Nokia’s E66.
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The W760 is a 3G slider phone first announced at CES earlier this year. As a Walkman phone, it has a music-oriented features like the Walkman music player, RDS FM radio and Sony Ericsson’s shake-control that lets you skip songs by shaking the phone. 3G support for high speed data supports UMTS 850, 900 and 2100 networks, giving you access in most parts of the world. The quad-band GSM receiver also means you can talk on any GSM network there is.
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