Nokia E55

Both smartphones come with Nokia’s brand new email user interface, as well as with Nokia Messaging pre-installed. Also, the handsets feature A-GPS, Nokia Maps, QVGA display, 3.2-megapixel camera, GPS, Wi-Fi, stereo Bluetooh and microSDHC card slot and on-board N-Gage

It is as email savvy as the Nokia E75, but the Nokia E55 is much lighter, thanks to the absence of a full keyboard. Instead, Nokia has chosen to go with the slightly extended numeric pad where each key can access two alphabetical letters. The form-factor is quite elegant, although the design is not edgy, but so far the only real criticism that we have is about the display: 320×240 is low and should be extinct by now, especially when a phone is expected to cost around 470 Euros (unlocked).

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