Key Features of the Nokia E63:
It’s a quad-band 3G handset with GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi, A2DP Bluetooth and even Infrared as connectivity options.
Full QWERTY keyboard and E71-beating Navi-Wheel navigational device, just like that found on the new N85.
A 2 megapixel camera with flash and video.
MicroSD card slot with a capacity of 8GB maximum, plus 110MB of internal memory.
The E63 should operate in exactly the same way as the E71 as it runs Symbian 9.2 S60 version 3.2 software too, however the new touch sensitive Navi-Wheel which encircles the traditional d-pad should make it even easier to flip between menus and screens.
This is the only feature on the E63 which cannot be found on the E71, which given its inevitably cheaper price tag is one thing more than we would usually expect. The E63 has a plastic casing rather than the E71’s all metal shell and weight drops by just a gram or two to 126. Battery life looks to have been upped to 432 hours standby and 11 hours talktime, improving slightly on the E71.
The E63 looks set to be an interesting addition to the range, perfect for anyone not wanting HSDPA or gadgets such as GPS, but preferring a focused email device which can handle some entertainment if need be, for which Nokia have added a 3.5mm jack plug, their media player and an FM radio.
Given the success of the E71, we see no reason why the E63 should be any different, potentially swaying users who didn’t fancy learning a BlackBerry operating system or the E71’s higher price. Look out for the release date soon.
Get some other opinions with Recommended Buys’ Nokia E63 Review or Mobile-Phones-Uk’s Nokia E63 Review.
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Match your mood with SensMe™
SensMe™ lets you create playlists based on tempo and mood. Slow or fast, happy or sad - in your phone, songs show as dots on a two-axis map. SensMe™ requires that you use Media Manager PC software for transferring songs to your phone. Learn more - see the video
FM radio
There’s music in the air: just plug in your headphones and activate the built-in FM radio. With RDS, you see which station you’re tuned into and, sometimes, what song is playing. Ideal for when you want to let someone else decide what you listen to.
MegaBass™
When bass frequencies are enhanced, you get a better overall music experience. Play your favourite tracks loud and clear through high-quality headphones or external speakers. MegaBass™ adds depth, and stereo widening for a bigger sound. Let it thump.
Shake control
The easy way to change your tune: just shake your phone. With Shake control activated, press and hold the Walkman key and flick your wrist. A vibration lets you know that the track is changed - a new song from your current playlist is randomly selected and automatically played.
Walkman® player
It’s easy to manage the music in your phone. One click starts the Walkman® music player. Now you can play, rewind, fast forward, equalise, shuffle tracks and create playlists - just like in any other digital music player. The Walkman® player supports several file formats including MP3 and AAC.
Name that tune
When you hear a song you like but you don't know what it's called, ask TrackID™. Record a few seconds of the song and use TrackID™ to send the music to the Gracenote Mobile MusicID database for recognition. In seconds, you'll have the name, artist and album sent to your phone. See how it works
Flight mode
In Flight mode, the radio function is turned off so it doesn't disturb sensitive equipment, e.g. in a plane or hospital. You can't make or take calls, but you can still use some of the functions in your phone.
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