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Nokia E52 comes as the successor of Nokia E51. It features QVGA display, 3.2-megapixel camera, GPS, Wi-Fi, stereo Bluetooh and microSDHC card slot. Small dimensions (4.57 x 1.93 x 0.39 inches) Cons. Thick body (0.39 inches) Shop links. $349 Popular Comparisons. Get cool Nokia e51 themes creator. Today, Nokia announced the hottest E series device, the E51, a followup to the entry level E50 smart-phone. Choose hot themes for Nokia e51 & customize it. The mobilephone is a phone with a candybar shape, 2 mega-pixel camera, WIFI.

Telephony is fine as always

Signal reception in Nokia E51 takes us back to the good things in this handset. It is just what you would expect in a no-nuisance business device. The loudspeaker is also good, with vibration strong enough to make sure you never miss an incoming call or message. The phone offers excellent in-call voice quality, sound is very clear without any interference.

Calling Dexter on Nokia E51

The ringing volume of Nokia E51 is quite standard, judging by our lab tests, and offers almost the same loudness as Nokia E50. It's worth noting though that the Nokia E51 ringtones do sound loud, crisp and rich, and with them the E51 seems to perform a lot better than with other ringtones. With them the E51 scores Very Good, instead of only Average. Subjectively, we really liked the mellow sound of the Nokia E51. It's not a surprise that it doesn't score much on the loudness test, however we really liked the mild and rich way it sounds in almost all scenarios.

With Nokia E51 any sound file can be used to indicate an incoming call, as long as it's any of these formats: MP3, AAC, eAAC+, WMA, AMR-NB, and AMR-WB.

Here is how Nokia E51 ranks among some of the other handsets we have measured in our loudspeaker test. You can find more information about the loudness test itself here.

The Nokia E51 runs on Symbian 9.2

Nokia E51 runs on the Symbian 9.2 OS with Series 60 3rd Edition user interface. The added Feature Pack 1 is no news for Nokia smartphones any more but still deserves mentioning.

The phone's main menu has only two view modes, both well known: a 4 x 3 grid of icons and a list. As already mentioned, navigating the menus is fast, with instant response to key presses.

The two different main menu views

The blue circle next to the icon of a running application is a well known Symbian indication reminding users to quit unwanted applications that are still running in the background. Thanks to Feature Pack 1, the days when there was only a single alarm slot and the voice recorder was limited to a miserly minute are now long gone.

You can now set as many alarms as you like with Nokia E51 • Some of the alarm settings

The active stand-by display is a well-known feature of Symbian handsets. It's a nice and convenient way to bring shortcuts to all your favorite applications to your home screen. You can even assign shortcuts to websites of your choice for quicker access.

The two soft keys' functions can also vary. Unfortunately, the current track is not shown on the active stand-by display which is a trademark feature of the N-series phones.

Default standby and the one with mail account displayed

The user available memory is 130MB, which is a substantial figure in all cases. Still, the microSD card slot is there to meet the higher storage requirements with up to 4GB cards supported.

As with any Symbian phone, there is a built-in voice command system. It is doing a good job for native English names, but it handles non-English names a lot less smoothly.

Voice recognition works on average

E-series support themes too

There are five preinstalled themes on Nokia E51. Their style is quite reserved and businesslike and if you are a person who loves colorful and entertaining themes, you should consider looking up third-party themes.

Four of the preinstalled themes

The Turquoise theme

Reader comments

• Pakistan

'best phone i have ever used'. trying to find another set after my last set broke down.

• 14 Nov 2019
• g30

• umesh manocha

why it has not been designed to be charged by usb

• 14 Apr 2012
• vmD

After two months of beta testing the Swype 2.0 that Nokia released in Beta Labs for Symbian users, they’ve finally updated it to 2.1 which brings many new changes and features. The 2.1 version is the last beta version before it graduates and become live in Nokia Store.

Swype 2.1 brings:

• Installation of Swype 2.1 in different drives of your choice is supported
• Critical Settings crash has been swiped off
• Supports Symbian Belle
• New languages added: Thai and Vietnamese
• Small bugs have been fixed

Nokia E51 Themes Pc

You can download and try Swype 2.1 Beta in your Symbian S60v5 or Symbian^3 by visiting Nokia Beta Labs and hit their download or try button.