big 4 inch screen with mediocare pixel. 360 x 640? If price >2000 then i would rather buy Galaxy S.

E7 came with Quickoffice and PDF mobile fully installed. N8 have trial version only. of course, quickoffice are no match for Office Mobile on Windows mobile 7.

or better yet, why don't they wrap the back of the phone with anti-skid coating.

i tried the E7 today. seems the capacitive touchscreen require you to use the whole finger palm to touch the screen, less it won't work. even if i touch with the forward edge of my finger just below the nail won't work. i have a pretty big finger and it's damn difficult to be precise.

Today, i came to a Lowyat with pocket full of moneh. i was intent on getting myself an E7. but then the tokey show me Samsung Galaxy I9000 and i wavered. i return without buying either phone. need to sleep it over.

someone said to me that the last Garmin XT was made for S60v5. not sure there's one for Symbian ^3, or whether the S60 version are compatible with S^3.

make sure you set "ask first" for authorizing internet connection. this way, the phone will ask you whether you want to connect to the internet or not everytime an application require it.

I wonder, in terms of performance, will the software that run on N8 will run with the same performance in E7? Both do have a similar processing power right?

This post has been edited by Fadly: Apr 5 2011, 09:49 AM

Garmin Maps are community base. Each country has their own Garmin mapmaking community. Ovi maps on the other hand are centralized. There's no ovi mapmaking community. It's all depend entirely on Navteq. Community like us can only report correction or addition in the maps, and Navteq are pretty slow in picking up the change, especially for small country like us.

Some images from my E7, No resize, no touchup. fresh from the phone.