Nokia's C3-01 Touch & Type has a clumsy name, but it's a darn useful cell phone. It's a standard candy bar style handset with a numeric keypad, except that it also has a large (for its size) touch screen. At just $179—inexpensive for an unlocked device—the Nokia C3-01 offers plenty of power for world travelers, or anyone who wants a svelte device that works with AT&T, T-Mobile, or prepaid SIM cards. That makes it our new Editors' Choice for unlocked cell phones.
Design and Call Quality
The Nokia C3-01 Touch & Type looks and feels classy. It measures 4.4 by 1.9 by 0.4 inches (HWD) and weighs 3.5 ounces. The aluminum housing and tapered battery cover make the C3-01 comfortable to hold for long periods. My test model was silver; a charcoal gray version is also available. The 2.4-inch, plastic resistive touch screen sports 240-by-320-pixel resolution. Unlike the larger Nokia C6 ($249, 2.5 stars), the C3's screen was accurate and responsive to my touches. The numeric keypad features large but heavily recessed keys. Dialing numbers felt a bit stiff, but I got used to it quickly.
Nokia E7: Nokia is planning to launch its Nokia E7 smartphone in Indian market. Nokia E7 will be available for Indian customers by March 2011. Nokia E7 is having the price tag of Rs. 30, 000 in India. Nokia E7 will be available in silver and dark grey colors.
Nokia E7 is best suit for gaming, social networking, entertainment and navigation. Nokia E7 is having 4-inch ClearBlack AmOLED touch screen display and QWERTY keyboard. This latest device is having other features such as 8 mega pixel camera, LED flash, auto focus, 16GB of internal memory, Bluetooth, USB and long hours of battery backup.
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