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Seldom has a handset been more eagerly anticipated. Heralded as the phone whose appearance would finally induce evangelical iPhoneys to acknowledge the existence of a higher deity, the Palm Pre was hyped inescapably to the heavens.
“There will,” as Jane Austen once wrote in Mansfield Park, “be little rubs and disappointments everywhere, and we are all apt to expect too much.”
That could well be the case here.
Reviewers agree there is much to praise in the E63. But there are also several key omissions. Whether these are sufficient to eliminate the handset from your shortlist depends very much on what you require.
All-but identical to the Nokia 6300, the 6301’s stand-out feature is its support for UMA technology. Otherwise, it remains the sturdy, features-light handset of its original incarnation.
The question everyone seems to be asking of the 5310 XpressMusic is whether it can compete in the mid-range music phone stakes with Sony Ericsson’s Walkman range. Unfortunately for Nokia, the answer is far from a resounding yes.
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