The Nokia E7 is a business smartphone with a great messaging functionality, but as you know its keyboard has a landscape view. The Nokia E5 is a BlackBerish phone with a portrait QWERTY keyboard that is quite comfortable for messaging, too.

I guess you’ll agree the Nokia E7’s keyboard is very easy to use when messaging in Facebook or email, and the E5’s is more comfortable for text messages, but both are full QWERTY keyboards, so the comparison is proved, isn’t it?

The Nokia E5’s keyboard inherited the main features of its predecessor, the Nokia E72. But this one focuses on consumers’ feel and look. I have to mention that the main advantage of such smartphones is the fact the keys double up the secondary functions. The rounded rubber keys are very attractive and make a huge impression from the first usage.

There is nothing much to say about the Nokia E7 as its 4-inch touchscreen that is perfect in any situation makes us feel Nokia has worked on it for a long time. But the keyboard is really a great deal, as when you begin to type on the Nokia E7, you don’t face any problem.

Well, after all these words, you have to look at the pictures below and choose which one you like more.

Though many phones are being launched every day but there are such users that wait until those phones get some price cuts. Thanks to NokNok who announced the Nokia E5 is now available for cheaper price via Nokia Online. So the last mentioned retailer requires £189 which is £20 off the previous price. But there is also Play.com which priced the Nokia E5 Sim Free Unlocked (Carbon Black) for only £179.99 with free delivery. But the cheapest price is offered by Expansys which charge the phone for only £177.99.

So I guess where you’ll buy your Nokia E5 but maybe there are other retailers who offer the device for cheaper price. But be sure these prices are well enough for this handset as it sports such features as a 2.4-inch display, QWERTY keyboard, 250 MB, 256MB RAM, 2GB internal memory that can be expanded up to 32GB via microSD card, 5MP camera with fixed-focus and LED flash, 600MHz processor and much more. But the phone has got a lack – Symbian 9.3 OS, though probably the phone won’t need too much fast performance, or not?

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Though it’s enough decent amount of cash to spend, but let’s not forget it’s an unlocked model and you don’t have to sing a contract with any carrier. I think this fact is quite spectacular and many Nokia fans would be affected by it.

Once you have added the item to the cart, you’ll need to apply the coupon code “K140H5WFQ0GK30” for dropping the price from $239.99 to $149.99.

This is not the all, as Dell promises free shipping when you purchase the Nokia E5. So if you decide to add an inexpensive smartphone to your collection, this deal from Dell is enough good for you.

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The service is called Mobile Caption Service (MCS), which works a lot like the subtitles on TV when the speaker’s words are below the screen. In such a case we can meet in films or in programs, where is introduced a phone conversation and the words are not heard well, so the subtitles clarify it.

Here is just a question whether the words are transferred accurately, or it is like the captions on TV, when some words are missed or they aren’t those, which the speaker says.

But there are lots of differences between the device and let’s say that Nokia E5 is closer to Nokia E71/72 in exception of having a touchscreen. It packs a 2.4 inch QVGA display,  5 megapixel camera with a LED Flash support, QWERTY keyboard. As for the connectivity part the device sports GPS, 3G, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g and Ovi Maps with free navigation.

The processor of the device has a frequency of 600MHz, while the memory stops at 250MB. The dimensions of the device are 115 X 58.9 X 12.8 mm and the weight of the device is 126 g.

The device has a talk time of 8.5 hours and 29.3 of standby timing.

Both of those are affordable and practical in usage. Enjoy!

As for now let’s recall the known specs of the device which include a QVGA display, full QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, HSDPA / HSUPA, A-GPS, Ovi Maps with free navigation, 3.5 mm headset jack, a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash, 250 MB of internal memory and 2 GB memory card supplied with the phone.

Not bad for a device which will cost around € 180 ($ 220) without the main contracts of the mobile operators.

The main innovation of this version is the support for latest phone models Nokia E5, Nokia C6 (RM-612) and Nokia C6 (RM-624)

The program allows you to edit the address book, calendar, galleries, to load pictures, ringtones, music, playlists, themes, audio, games and Java applications, send SMS and MMS, set to-do list, take notes, etc. from the computer. With the help of Oxygen Phone Manager, you can edit, import / export, transfer data from one phone to another, preserve and restore the whole information of the phone.

Developer: Oxygen Software
Distributed: shareware, 499 roubles.
Operating system: Symbian OS
Size 9,7 MB