Comparison between two business focused devices: Nokia E63 and Blackberry Pearl Flip
Nokia E63 and Blackberry Pearl Flip are business-focused mobile phones, but there are also some differences in features and design. Let me tell you what are the similarities and differences of these smartphones.
Display and Design
Nokia E63 is a colorful tablet phone made of plastic that runs on Symbian operating system version number 9.2 complete with series 60 3.1 software support. It is a 3G-enabled smartphone that sports a full QWERTY keyboard that provides quick and easy typing and two customizable home screen modes, Navi(TM) key and dedicated one-touch key make it an easy device to use. use. It has a weight of 126 grams and comes with physical measurements of 113 x 59 x 13 mm. Its QVGA screen is 2.3 inches and renders 16 million colors at a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels.
And if we talk about Blackberry Pearl Flip, it is a folding phone with dual screens and it works with the BlackBerry operating system. The internal 2.6-inch TFT LCD screen supports 65k colors with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and the external TFT LCD screen offers a resolution of 128 x 160 pixels. Comparatively, this one is lighter than its rival as it weighs 102 grams and measures 101 x 50 x 17.5mm. It is also uniquely designed with a half QWERTY keyboard with Trackball navigation. And it also has other special features like SureType® keyboard software and keyboard backlighting.
Business related functions
WLAN Wi-Fi, GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth with A2DP and USB are common connectivity features featured in these smartphones, but Nokia has made its device much more powerful by adding 3G and HSCSD as well. The document editor is also a common feature of these competitors, but the Nokia E63 also includes support for MS Office 2007 via a free update. In terms of web browsing options, the former HTML, XHTML, MP, WML, CSS, Nokia browsers along with Mini Maps and the latter imparts HTML and RIM Wireless Modem. Using Nokia E63, you can send SMS, MMS, instant messaging, email (POP3, IMAP4, Mail For Exchange and SMTP), email with attachments, text-to-speech message reader and distribution list. On the contrary, Blackberry Pearl Flip allows SMS, MMS, wireless email with attachments, instant messaging with predictive text input.
Camera and storage space
Both smartphones bring with them a 2 MP camera but the functionalities are different in them. The camera features of the Nokia E63 are digital zoom, LED flash, 1 meter flash range, flash mode (auto, off and forced), CMOS sensor, etc. While in Blackberry Pearl Flip it comes with Flash, Zoom, Dedicated Camera Key. Nokia’s phone has 120 MB of internal storage space and up to 16 GB, while its rival has 128 MB of built-in memory and up to 8 GB expandable.