Nokia C7

Attemted usage of the phone was combination of interne access, e-mail access, text messaging, phone calls and GPS Mapping. Actual usage has been almost impossible, as the phone encountes a myriad of probems that seem to get worse with time. 1) Waiting on phone to respond can take a very long time, I have waited over 5 minutes just for a letter to appear that I have tried to type for a message. 2) Phone reboots itself for no apparent reason 3) Phone locks up and freezes, ofen requireing the removal of the battery. This is a many times a day event. 4) During calls will lose abiity to hear other caller, seems as if they can stll hear me but that does not help if only one party is able to function correctly durng a call 5) Phone messages often do not play back properly, including poor quality audio that makes them hard to understand 6) E-mail quit working, and will not accept connection any more. 7) T-Moble & Nokia provide no support that will resolve any of the issues, replacing the phone with another one that does the same thing is pointless. I had an e73 with numerous problems as well, hoped that this phone would be different (as I used to be a big NOKIA fan) but alas it seems to prove that Nokia is no longer the company it used to be. 8) Incomming calls phone often will not take the touch screen answer nor the physical button, and I have to watch important calls get missed because the phone is non-responsive. 9) On a call and another activity happens (text message being recieved or another call comes in) it will lock up the phone causing me to lose the call I am currently on. 10) Can not load apps on the phone since it already does not handle what comes with the phone out of the box. And this is just the short list of issues that continue to go unresolved. Forums are pointless as you get told to do the same things that do not work over and over again. Phone is on current SW version, resetting to factory does not resolve, .... Since the last 2 Nokia phones I have owned have not worked properly, and no honest support has been available leaving the problems as unresolved (internet searches show nothing is honestly being done). This will be the last NOKIA that I will own, and this will be gone as soon as I can replace it. I may even revert back to a standard cell phone for now, as that would still be far better than a so called smart phone that is not reliable and does not function as advertised.

nokia c7 is a nice phone it's video clarity is exelent but 1 draw back is no auto focus it is very user friendly..........

I've always used Nokias - not anymore. Stuck in a contact with a poor device. Web drops in and out at will. User interface very poor. Won't pick up my blue tooth Nokia headset, no idea why. The C7 is enough to put me of Nokias for life. I've friend with iPhones and android devices that knock the C7 for six. Don't go near this unless you are prepared for disappointment and heartache.

Quite a surprise from nokia. When we all thought nokia was dead and buried it comes up with this! The video camera is one of the best in the market (nothing in its price range even comes close). Love the fm transmitter and the usb on the go feature too (this is seldom mentioned). Perhaps nokia has lost some of its media contacts, few sites give the phone the rating it deserves.

The new age of Nokia with its updated OS Symbian ^3 was supposed to bring about a change in our perception of one of the top mobile phone makes in the business. Sadly, after testing the Nokia N8, I'm not sure just cosmetic changes and funky designs are...

Before we go any further, I'd like to let you know that we've got not [one], but [two] hands-on experiences with this device. Check there for all the specs and tiny details your heart could desire. Below you'll find a broad approach at a review since...

The Nokia C7 could well be described as the less outlandish sibling of the N8: a more sober design, more mainstream camera and more affordable price tag, for what's the second Symbian^3 smartphone from the company. Alternatively, it could be a business...

The Nokia C7 has no intention of breaking the chain of command. It is just a slimmer, simpler and more affordable N8 and comes with more conservative styling. The well-balanced Cseries have received an accomplished leader. The specs sound cool...

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This Nokia C7 review introduces and presents an overview of this Nokia C7 smartphone with emphasis on the design and the user interface that have been so boldly included in the Nokia C7.

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I'm glad to review a Nokia phone that's more advanced, but no different in essential navigational experience, from the other Nokia phones I've bought, sat on, lost, dropped down a flight of stairs and ran after, traded in, sold, dropped again, and...

T-Mobile lands its first official Symbian^3 handset in the Nokia C7 Astound. Phone Scoop gives it the full review treatment. Can Nokia hold its own against the onslaught of Android and other smartphones with this touch device?