A free app that allows you to find and map thousands of farmers markets in US

Get it on Ovi Store: http://store.ovi.com/content/113595

I have 2 Qs

1) can the E7 let you print office documents – ppts or worksheets and emails directly – i.e. thru a USB connection to a normal printer – HP/Cannon etc?

2) does the E7 have an ebook or equivalent app?

If the ans to the above is a yes and yes, I am buying it w/o waiting for the price to drop. Particularly interested in the ans to Q1

Thanks!!

I have 2 Qs

1) can the E7 let you print office documents – ppts or worksheets and emails directly – i.e. thru a USB connection to a normal printer – HP/Cannon etc?

2) does the E7 have an ebook or equivalent app?

If the ans to the above is a yes and yes, I am buying it w/o waiting for the price to drop. Particularly interested in the ans to Q1

Thanks!!

The E7 does not have an FM transmitter i’m afraid. Also something to note which i found out is not all E7′s have a smart dialler function depending on where the phone is from. I had to install SPB mobile shell on the top to allow me to have this function but its made a great phone even better for me. Nokia are aware of this on their forum and will hopefully issue a patch.
I havent experienced any slowdowns, freezing or crashes at all. So so far so good a solid phone if that helps. GPS pick up for me is amazing especially with the sports tracker app for running and music qualtiy is pretty good to boot too.

Hope this helps.

True, the touch, and overall user experience may be a bit “uncool”, as compared to the iPhone (and all its clones, such as Android, and the recent Windows Phone 7). But under the layer of interface is the real OS. And thats where the real, measurable, definable difference lyes.
The ability to install apps from anywhere (A web page, an installable file, besides the Ovi Store)
The ability to view and manage files through a file manager (not there in Iphone), and even attach SD cards and a pen drive ((again not there in any other device), and view their content in the file manager, does bring it a whole lot closer to a computer, than does any other platform, where all you do is swipe, pinch to zoom!!
The ability to place multiple wall papers on different home screens (not possible on either Iphone, Android, and definitely not on Windows!)
The ability to download files from within the browser to a location on the phone/SD card/Pen drive. iPhone doesnt even let you download from a browser.
And finally, the ability to connect the phone to a TV, where in you get the entire phone’s interface on the TV screen, through a regular AV cable or HDMI. Instead of a USD 50 proprietory cable to get the iphone to even look at a TV!

So Id say on the contrary, where Symbian devices are open, and let you do a whole lot, on others such as iPhone you need to do most of the things through round about methods.
here’s a classic example:
Imagine you took a picture from your Canon, and wanted to mail it to say your friend. True, you’d put the camera’s SD card into your lap top, and attach the pic to a mail, and send it. But hang on, if most smart phones are “closer to a computer”, then shouldnt you be able to do it using them?? Instead of taking the pain of turning on a computer just for this one thing.

This would let you do it. But the iPhone doesnt even have a reader.

So, I’d say th next time you review a device, please do so more comprehensively, instead through the prejudiced anti Symbian POV.
Every platform has its strengths. The iPhone has its (and we all know that). And so does Symbian. If there is one thing I love about it, it is its openness. And you mentoned the apps, just check out the number of reviews on any particular app on OVI store and you’d realise the number of downloads they have. I have yet to find an app I use on my iphone that isnt there. Conversely, there are quite a few on SYmbian that are not there for either iPhone or Android: Micosoft office Communicator is one example.

I picked it up for £450 on the net as not available in the uk. No regrets though as i have been sorely missing a full qwerty