Smartphone | Nokia E65 | HP iPAQ 512 |
VoIP (pfingoTALK) | Excellent | Works intermittently |
E-mail Retrieval Interval (POP3) - works like pushmail | Min every 30 mins | Min every 5 mins |
Default Browser | S60 - supports Javascript & look similar to desktop browser. No flash & JRE support. | Pocket IE - supports Javascript but look different from desktop browser. No flash & JRE support. |
Battery Life | 2 days | 1 day |
WiFi | Supports WPA2 with static or dynamic IP address. Can auto reconnect after out of range. | Supports WPA2 with dynamic IP address. Cannot auto reconnect after out of range. |
Phone Contacts | Need to copy from SIM to phone | Works directly from SIM. No need to backup when switching phone. |
Camera | 2.0MP | 1.3MP |
Incoming SMS | Cannot be saved in SIM | Can be saved in SIM |
Multitasking | Excellent | Poor. Need to terminate program resident in memory manually even after quiting program. |
Currency Convertor | Built-in | No |
eWallet Support | No | Yes |
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Symbian S60 vs Windows Mobile 6
I tested Nokia E65 running Symbian OS S60 3rd edition and HP iPAQ 512 running Windows Mobile 6 Standard. The selling point is that both support VoIP but Nokia E65 is clearly the winner after many months of usage.
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