My comments on the e71 are these but I am to date an inexperienced user.
There is no problem with the sound level of Talks. I can comfortably have
it at 5, would have it softer if say it was late night and the place was
quiet. On the other hand if I am walking in the park I will raise the
volume of Talks to 9.
The qwerty keypad is indeed excellent and the keys are clearly marked but
I have found that they are smaller in width to the numberpad keys on the
other phones I have used so find that I am using a different area of my
index finger when depressing the keys. I have a pretty good metal image
now of the qwerty keypad in my mind and can just use the left index
finger. My speed and accuracy is being helped by having the predictive
text option turned on. I will use my right hand a little yet but this is
mainly for backspace and almost as a guide. I can certainly read and
respond to e-mail on the phone and have absolutely no problem with Quick
Office 4.0 on mine, though if I am not mistaken on the e71 as with my
other phones I have upgraded this to version 6.2 free of charge.
Eleanor
----- Original Message -----
From: "Georgina Joyce" <r2gl@xxxxxxxx>
To: <talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 5:08 PM
Subject: [talks-uk] An e71 update please
Hi All
I see that last month you guys discussed the e71. I wondered what the
feelings are about the e71?
* Is the keyboard managable after a while?
* Is there a problem with the talks volume?
* Can talks manage to read email and MS Word docs on the e71?
Many thanks.
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