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I have written a review of Nokia C3. This is a cheap-cheap QWERTY-phone. The battery is great and the keyboard is OK, but the phone is too slow. S40 menus aren’t exactly state-of-the-art either. I’d rather buy the Nokia E5, which is almost as cheap and better to use. Read the full review (in Norwegian) here. I have written a review of HTC Desire Z. The Desire Z is a feature-packed phone running Android 2.2 (Froyo), and also sports a QWERTY keyboard. In short Desire Z is almost all you can want from a phone, except the keyboard is not as good as it should have been, the sound quality is not great, and the Sense/Android interface is cluttered and unfortunately not so easy to navigate in for unexperienced users. Read the full review at Amobil (in Norwegian) here. I have written a review of HTC Trophy. Trophy is the first Windows Phone 7 from HTC. As other WP7-phones, the menus are simplistic but extremely responsive and easy to use. Compared to the Optimus 7 the Trophy is more compact and has better audio quality. The build quality and sound quality during music placback is however not as good. HTC Trophy is another example that Microsoft got much right in the first version of WP7. For Norwegian users the main drawback is lack of support for downloading apps with a Norwegian Live-account. Read the full review (in Norwegian) here. Read the short version at VG (in Norwegian) here. |
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