Oh like that? Okay, I need to plan my travel method now. Being without any form of transport sux yo!

It seems like all choose E6 maa? For me myself, I'm a self professed QWERTY keyboard junky (The only reason I managed to endure the horrid N97 for few months before giving it up). And phones to me is a communication device first, so good battery life is a must, awesome Email support, that delicious keyboard again (I just love it! ), great screen so on and so forth.

So its E6 for me

1 question, for all E6 current user, does Qt apps scale up nicely to the screen? Just curious...

TIA

Setting-> Connectivity-> Settings-> Data use in home country-> Wlan only

What is the unspoken stuff?

+1
Casing wif free sp can?

Currently using Nokia E6-00. Briefly, I have to say that the QWERTY is as good as it can be for a phone this size. One problem, the phone is quite slippy, but its very minor.

All in all, a great phone by Nokia, solid all rounder. I really need to write a proper review to give this phone justice

E6 screen surely a step up by Nokia. Especially when compared to my N8 before. My only gripe? The light sensor is too sensitive

And my god, loving the keyboard more and more. Its that awesome!

Via my Nokia E6-00

For me, Whatsapp and Gravity are the two most battery draining app in Symbian3 phones. Plus email syncing, but that could be minimized, so not too much of a problem there.

Still, I'm using Nimbuzz, Whatsapp, browser a lot over wifi since this morning, and yet, the battery still full. Really shocking TBH, must be the frugal battery usage of the small screen and the large, hero battery plays a role here.

Currently testing apps for compatibility with E6. Fmobi (IMHO, the best FB client on E6 now), Opera Mobile, Nimbuzz, Whatsapp works well with no issue, apart from the small display of course. Plus, the touch n type nature of E6 really helps a lot in navigating around the app. Really felt natural in hand.

I can feel inserting my main SIM here, and using my N8 solely for media creation + consumption

Sent via my Nokia E6-00

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Added on July 16, 2011, 4:33 pmWow, the E6 light sensor sure very senstive. One time, its just dimmed to the lowest, and all of a sudden, its just BAM! Max brightness!

Sent from my Nokia E6-00

This post has been edited by zero_kbom: Jul 16 2011, 04:33 PM

Demm, the browser keep reposting my posts

Anyway, yep, Whatsapp doesn't have to be running to receive the message.

This post has been edited by zero_kbom: Jul 16 2011, 04:48 PM

The main reason I'm choosing this over X7? The godly QWERTY keyboard, the hi res screen and the fact that apart from the screen and the speaker, X7 brings nothing new to the table. Its like an enlarged C7 IMHO

I think this time, I made the right call

For mine, the torch works as I hold the lock toggle on homescreen till the phone vibrates. And vice versa.

Yep, I do believe the pseudo-push email is depleting the battery quite fast. Its happened before on my N8, and I believe its the same for E6.
Have you tried changing the retrieval frequency in the setting? In my N8, that is helping with my battery life. A lot.
That to be said, my E6 battery still going strong after a day worth of usage (Over Wifi). Only 1 tiny bar depleted for now. Maybe I didn't push it hard enough?

Glad that your problem funally solved. How can we forgot about auto wifi scanning, thats one of the biggest battery drainer in the phone. Which turning it off is one of the first thing I done when I received my N8, C7 and E6. Cardinal sin by Nokia to leave it on by default

Anyway, how about the battery level now? We can make a guide on battery preservation based on your experience

Yep, I do agree. E6, by far one of themost slippery phone I've used. Still, the QWERTY goodnes just too much to let go. Especially after my N8 being relegated as my media creation + consumption device, my E6 being the primary phone. And the newest addition in my gadgets family, Samsung Galaxy Tab as my Web 2.0 + reading device.

Yep, I finally embraced Android OS. Still, IMHO, this gonna be the next Symbian.

Don't worry, if one thing for sure, this phone really flies! Especially after the latest Nokia Belle update.
If you need the keyboard, in a Blackberry-esque form factor, with long battery life, and zippy interface, I'd say go for it!

As much as I want to disagree with you, I really have to say that Nokia really dropped the ball with Belle customization. What a waste of screen estate! Everything feels too cramped, not till the point of unuseable realm tho, but still, very jarring.