My Android-Phone Was A Disaster

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You could definitely say the Nokia E72 ended up in my hands purely by chance: I had not considered it at all when I was on the lookout for a new smartphone. My Android-Phone Was A Disaster: the touchscreen made typing an ordeal, the battery couldn't last a working day with normal business use, I couldn't read e-mail or use calendars from multiple accounts and the unrecoverable software crash ended things once and for all after less than a week.

The Nokia E72 looks great from the outside, a bit dated on the inside. It was a bit buggy at first too, but Nokia resolved this with several firmware upgrades.Today it is my trusty companion that is with me 24 hours a day. It checks 5 mail accounts, notifies me of new messages instantly, keeps track of all my appointments, makes sures I don't get lost wherever I am on the planet, is great for a quick read on the internet, a YouTube video or a bit of twittering, allows me to make cheap international calls through Skype, takes my snapshots and last but not least... wakes me up in the morning :)

For more information on the Nokia E72, you might also be interested in reading my other article: Overcoming The Nokia E72 Smartphone's Shortcomings.

Maybe you'll end up with a Blackberry, Google Android or Apple iPhone just the same, but don't do so without checking out the Nokia E72 as well. You won't regret you did.
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