http://emagility.com Tech News & Reviews for the Mobile Professional Fri, 15 Jul 2011 19:39:16 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://emagility.com/2009/07/27/nokia-surge-review/ http://emagility.com/2009/07/27/nokia-surge-review/#comments Tue, 28 Jul 2009 02:06:27 +0000 micah http://www.mycellphoneblog.com/nokia-surge-review/ My Nokia Surge review: The Nokia Surge is a brand new compact messaging device for AT&T. The full QWERTY keyboard definitely does not disappoint. It’s one of the smoothest and easiest to use of all compact messaging phones. Also, the Symbian S60 OS works great. And even though there are some better UI’s out there, it still does the job. The 2.4″ display isn’t huge, but it’s not that big of deal when using it horizontally. I also have to mention the full HTML browser. This really gives the handset an edge over some competitor models.
The Nokia Surge’s other features include: Symbian 9.3, s60 3rd edition, microSD slot, 120 MB built-in memory, 2 megapixel camera with video support, 3G, GPS, full QWERTY keyboard, 2.5mm headset jack, full HTML browser, MP3 & video players, FM radio, email and EDGE data. I think the Nokia Surge is AT&T’s best option, when it comes to compact messaging phones. It has plenty of features and the price is a very reasonable $80 (after 2 year agreement and rebates). If you’re looking for a new QWERTY handset with AT&T, be sure to at least check into this one.

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The Nokia Surge’s other features include: Symbian 9.3, s60 3rd edition, microSD slot, 120 MB built-in memory, 2 megapixel camera with video support, 3G, GPS, full QWERTY keyboard, 2.5mm headset jack, full HTML browser, MP3 & video players, FM radio, email and EDGE data. I think the Nokia Surge is AT&T’s best option, when it comes to compact messaging phones. It has plenty of features and the price is a very reasonable $80 (after 2 year agreement and rebates). If you’re looking for a new QWERTY handset with AT&T, be sure to at least check into this one.

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The Nokia Surge’s other features include: Symbian 9.3, s60 3rd edition, microSD slot, 120 MB built-in memory, 2 megapixel camera with video support, 3G, GPS, full QWERTY keyboard, 2.5mm headset jack, full HTML browser, MP3 & video players, FM radio, email and EDGE data. I think the Nokia Surge is AT&T’s best option, when it comes to compact messaging phones. It has plenty of features and the price is a very reasonable $80 (after 2 year agreement and rebates). If you’re looking for a new QWERTY handset with AT&T, be sure to at least check into this one.

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The Nokia Surge’s other features include: Symbian 9.3, s60 3rd edition, microSD slot, 120 MB built-in memory, 2 megapixel camera with video support, 3G, GPS, full QWERTY keyboard, 2.5mm headset jack, full HTML browser, MP3 & video players, FM radio, email and EDGE data. I think the Nokia Surge is AT&T’s best option, when it comes to compact messaging phones. It has plenty of features and the price is a very reasonable $80 (after 2 year agreement and rebates). If you’re looking for a new QWERTY handset with AT&T, be sure to at least check into this one.

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The Nokia Surge’s other features include: Symbian 9.3, s60 3rd edition, microSD slot, 120 MB built-in memory, 2 megapixel camera with video support, 3G, GPS, full QWERTY keyboard, 2.5mm headset jack, full HTML browser, MP3 & video players, FM radio, email and EDGE data. I think the Nokia Surge is AT&T’s best option, when it comes to compact messaging phones. It has plenty of features and the price is a very reasonable $80 (after 2 year agreement and rebates). If you’re looking for a new QWERTY handset with AT&T, be sure to at least check into this one.

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The Nokia Surge’s other features include: Symbian 9.3, s60 3rd edition, microSD slot, 120 MB built-in memory, 2 megapixel camera with video support, 3G, GPS, full QWERTY keyboard, 2.5mm headset jack, full HTML browser, MP3 & video players, FM radio, email and EDGE data. I think the Nokia Surge is AT&T’s best option, when it comes to compact messaging phones. It has plenty of features and the price is a very reasonable $80 (after 2 year agreement and rebates). If you’re looking for a new QWERTY handset with AT&T, be sure to at least check into this one.

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The Nokia Surge’s other features include: Symbian 9.3, s60 3rd edition, microSD slot, 120 MB built-in memory, 2 megapixel camera with video support, 3G, GPS, full QWERTY keyboard, 2.5mm headset jack, full HTML browser, MP3 & video players, FM radio, email and EDGE data. I think the Nokia Surge is AT&T’s best option, when it comes to compact messaging phones. It has plenty of features and the price is a very reasonable $80 (after 2 year agreement and rebates). If you’re looking for a new QWERTY handset with AT&T, be sure to at least check into this one.

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The Nokia Surge’s other features include: Symbian 9.3, s60 3rd edition, microSD slot, 120 MB built-in memory, 2 megapixel camera with video support, 3G, GPS, full QWERTY keyboard, 2.5mm headset jack, full HTML browser, MP3 & video players, FM radio, email and EDGE data. I think the Nokia Surge is AT&T’s best option, when it comes to compact messaging phones. It has plenty of features and the price is a very reasonable $80 (after 2 year agreement and rebates). If you’re looking for a new QWERTY handset with AT&T, be sure to at least check into this one.

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The Nokia Surge’s other features include: Symbian 9.3, s60 3rd edition, microSD slot, 120 MB built-in memory, 2 megapixel camera with video support, 3G, GPS, full QWERTY keyboard, 2.5mm headset jack, full HTML browser, MP3 & video players, FM radio, email and EDGE data. I think the Nokia Surge is AT&T’s best option, when it comes to compact messaging phones. It has plenty of features and the price is a very reasonable $80 (after 2 year agreement and rebates). If you’re looking for a new QWERTY handset with AT&T, be sure to at least check into this one.

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The Nokia Surge’s other features include: Symbian 9.3, s60 3rd edition, microSD slot, 120 MB built-in memory, 2 megapixel camera with video support, 3G, GPS, full QWERTY keyboard, 2.5mm headset jack, full HTML browser, MP3 & video players, FM radio, email and EDGE data. I think the Nokia Surge is AT&T’s best option, when it comes to compact messaging phones. It has plenty of features and the price is a very reasonable $80 (after 2 year agreement and rebates). If you’re looking for a new QWERTY handset with AT&T, be sure to at least check into this one.

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