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Thursday, August 07, 2008

Nokia N78 Review

Now, I know that I said a few days ago that I've got a review of the E71 coming, but I wanted to prep things along with a review that I did a few weeks ago that was recently posted at Mobile Burn.

The Nokia N78 is a pretty slick little handset. Like the E71, its has Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, and a memory card slot. Frankly speaking, its an amazing little device with a ton of battery life to spare.

In addition, this is one of the first models from Nokia which feature their latest operating system. Think like an update from Windows 95 to Windows 98, this is major and minor. The biggest aspect of this update is that you don't have to always connect to a host PC in order to download software updates. Other things like screen transistions and performance tweaks really tack on the value for it.

So in preparing you for the E71 review, check out the N78 review at Mobile Burn. And I'll have to try to remember to highlight more of these devices as I am writing about them on the internet. There's a lot out there to choose from.

Labels: E71, mobiles, N78, Nokia, review