*OFFICIAL THREAD: Nokia E72

[ORK]

This is kinda funny because , my e72 handles better and higher bitrate videos then all my nseries devices aside from the n96. here try this as a test.
http://m.espn.go.com/wireless/?w=18p6s&e=AWA&iphone type this in and try and play video from this site on n97, i would get either sound or video cant play, on my e72 no issues at all

I don't have any of my N series right now with me so i could try. I watched one of videos from your link on my E72, and it's some low quality and low resolution video i would say.

Here is a video shot with N79 from GSMarena N79 review. Try to play it on your E72

http://st.gsmarena.com/vv/reviewsimg...arena_v001.mp4

[blackwindexe]

Does joikuspot drain your battery?

[THETRUTH#34]

Does joikuspot drain your battery?

yes it does

[THETRUTH#34]

I don't have any of my N series right now with me so i could try. I watched one of videos from your link on my E72, and it's some low quality and low resolution video i would say.

Here is a video shot with N79 from GSMarena N79 review. Try to play it on your E72

http://st.gsmarena.com/vv/reviewsimg...arena_v001.mp4

it played but like u said it was studdering, but i know the e72 handles higher bitrate files than my nseries in terms of movies

[ccrows]

Does joikuspot drain your battery?

People like that app a lot but I skip it for the battery reason alone.

I have the USB cord in my laptop bag and Nokia PC suite IMO is a much more effective solution...

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[firstdown]

Any word on a firmware upate? Lack of HTML e-mail by default and incredibly slow loading of e-mails has made me go back to Blackberry 9700. The E72 is perfect for me but it needs to render e-mails better.

[Gorgonesh]

Any word on a firmware upate? Lack of HTML e-mail by default and incredibly slow loading of e-mails has made me go back to Blackberry 9700. The E72 is perfect for me but it needs to render e-mails better.

Not yet and I highly doubt there will be a setting for HTML emails by default.

[firstdown]

Thanks for the response. Do you think it is a hardware limitation on the html? The updated Nokia Messenger on my E71x can handle HTML by default.

[Gorgonesh]

Thanks for the response. Do you think it is a hardware limitation on the html? The updated Nokia Messenger on my E71x can handle HTML by default.

It's the updated integrated messaging client in the E72. I find it utterly ridiculous that a device that has a 600MHz process and a faster rendering web browser takes forever to render HTML email. Nokia Messaging on the E71 and older devices renders HTML pretty well, not perfect, but is better than what is going on with the E72.

[firstdown]

Amen! I guess for now I'll stick with the Blackberry.

[Viipottaja]

Not sure but can't recall having seen it cheaper than this! $239 with car kit, and $219 with a coupon:

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...50055-2458874-

Coupon: BH8D0PCVFT802B

[ashutoshsm]

Nokia USA is also running a $150 + TradeIn Value Promotion for the E72.

Of course, the phone is WAY more expensive on Nokia's site, and most phones have negligible trade-in value

Not to mention this MAY NOT work with purchases outside NokiaUSA.com (ambiguous information on various deal websites). So it is prolly safer to get the Dell deal Viipottaja linked to!

[blackwindexe]

Yeah, the $220 dell deal is by far the cheapest.

I'm waiting for the white to get down to that price.

[Jimmy_K]

It's pretty buggy and crashy though, but I do LOVE, LOVE, LOVE internet radio, especially the 'Manually Add Station' feature. Added WFAN NY sports radio, and WCBS 880, the NY Yankees station.

I'm trialling the device; through my place of employment (I handle supply chain management for a large well known retailer) I get steep retail and online discounts. Had the opportunity to get the E72 for around $160.

I have mixed feelings. There are some features that are great; others, including the TINY low res screen, not so much. Literally, the screen is the same size and the same resolution as my old Nokia 6650 flip phone. Seriously; they bolted a flip phone's screen onto a supposedly premium messaging device.

Anyway, Internet radio, truly awesome, but I'm sure Android has a similar app, given the breadth of options.

I'm in my 21-day return trial period. I may hang onto it and I may not. I did have to re start the phone a few times due to slow downs and freezes, so that has me worried that it'll get a lot worse down the road.

Update: As I was typing this, the phone's on my desk next to me (I have odd hours, my off days are mid-week weekdays) and while I had Nokia Messaging and Internet Radio listening to WFAN, I opened Opera Mini, not Mobile, Mini.

I saw my first 'Out of memory. Please close some applications and try again' error message.

Uh-oh.