- #NOKIA E7 BLUETOOTH HEADPHONES DRIVER WINDOWS 7 ANDROID#
- #NOKIA E7 BLUETOOTH HEADPHONES DRIVER WINDOWS 7 SERIES#
But the browser's UI was exceedingly clumsy and required extra taps even just to navigate to a URL. The stock WebKit browser rendered desktop HTML pages well pinch-zoom and scrolling were fast, and fonts looked sharp. Other leading smartphones have much faster processors nowadays. The 680MHz ARM 11 CPU kept things moving at a decent clip, although the E7 never really felt fast in day-to-day operation. Customizing them is possible, but difficult. It includes just three home screens you can swipe between.
#NOKIA E7 BLUETOOTH HEADPHONES DRIVER WINDOWS 7 SERIES#
The E7 runs Symbian^3, which sounds more advanced than Symbian Series 60, but really isn't. That used to be a typical 3G smartphone result three years ago, but no longer.Īpps, Business Connectivity, and Music Playback Battery life was short at just 4 hours and 11 minutes of talk time. The speakerphone sounded clear but didn't go loud enough for outdoor use.
Voice dialing didn't work well in general the E7 had trouble understanding my commands. Callers said I sounded about as good as I do on other AT&T phones.Ĭalls sounded clear through an Aliph Jawbone Icon Bluetooth headset ($99, 4 stars).
I tested the phone with an AT&T SIM card calls sounded reasonably clear, if slightly hollow, through the earpiece. But with good reception, voice quality was quite good overall. Reception was a bit below average I heard some dropouts and computer-sounding syllables in an area with strong AT&T 3G signal. The E7 also connects to 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi networks. This is awesome for frequent international travelers. You can swap SIM cards surprisingly easily by using the side-mounted slot each time you do, the handset reboots and reconfigures itself automatically. The E7 is a quad-band EDGE (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) and penta-band HSDPA 10.2 (850/900/1700/1900/2100 MHz) device, meaning that it hits 3G data speeds on AT&T and T-Mobile networks both here and overseas. The E7 also offers on-screen keyboards, but they're a mess predictive text is turned off by default, and the portrait mode keyboard is T9-style, which is ridiculous. The flat, rectangular rubber keys are raised just enough for fast, comfortable typing. It requires a somewhat tricky maneuver to pull this off, but I got used to it quickly. The front panel slides up and at an angle to reveal a roomy, four-row QWERTY keyboard. There's an on-board accelerometer, compass, proximity sensor, and ambient light detector.
#NOKIA E7 BLUETOOTH HEADPHONES DRIVER WINDOWS 7 ANDROID#
But the screen offers just 640-by-360-pixel resolution, which doesn't match higher-end Android and iPhone 4 devices in sharpness. The 4-inch, AMOLED glass capacitive touch screen looks bright and vibrant, and touch response is well-calibrated. It's one of the classiest designs I've seen in a while. It measures 4.9 by 2.5 by 0.5 inches (HWD) and weighs a heavy but solid-feeling 6.2 ounces. The E7's sleek aluminum and glass body feels expensive to the touch. Nokia has never had a problem designing impressive hardware. That said, while E7's larger screen and hardware keyboard solve two of the N8's major issues, all of the software-related ones remain. It's also one of The Best Unlocked Phones. It's a step up from the Nokia N8 ($549, 2.5 stars), with one exception (which I'll get to below). But if you like Symbian, the E7 is a classy, beautiful piece of hardware. Buying a high-end, unlocked Symbian cell phone like the $659 Nokia E7 is a dicey proposition, as Nokia has already announced it's switching to Windows Phone 7 for its future devices.
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