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Nokia Camera Cell Phone N75Unlocked Cell Phone; with Digital Camera to Take and Send Pictures, calendar, Alarm Clock, Flip Style, Works with Cingular, Talk Up to 132.0 Min. Before Recharging, Up to 200.0 Hr. Standby Time... Read More
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Posted: Jun 23 2008
Being somewhat used to candybar phones, I reluctantly decided to give the Nokia n75 a try after being disappointed by Motorola's software present in their popular RAZR and SLVR phones. I had fond memories of Nokia phones when I was just starting out with cell phones, so I was happy to become part of the family again. I didn't know things had changed so much at Nokia since I left. Everything was a little different than when I transitioned over to Motorola before; Nokia now ran this dreadful Symbian software on its phones that at least on my n75 ran abysmally slow. I experienced many dealys and lags between applications. In receiving text messages, I would often have a blank screen while the phone was trying to process the message and display it. Never before had I seen such lagging on a cell phone. And perhaps the biggest fault of the n75, the talk time of this phone is absolutely unforgivable. In every phone I've had before this model, I could seemingly talk all day with nary a worry about recharging or encountering a low battery warning. With this Nokia phone, I lose calls in the evening because the battery runs out so quickly; the manufacturer documentation only lists it as having four hours of talk time -- something dreadfully short for a modern phone. This phone is expensive and flashy -- don't fall into its trap. You can find a better phone at a better price somewhere else.
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