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	<title>The Linux Blog &#187; nokia e-55</title>
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		<title>Nokia E55 short review</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 22 Feb 2009 13:07:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Nokia's new E55 not-a-QWERTY QWERTY candybar phone, which uses a SureType-esque predictive text mechanism with two letters per key, and looks pretty good doing it.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We sniffed out Nokia&#8217;s new E55 not-a-QWERTY QWERTY candybar phone, which uses a SureType-esque predictive text mechanism with two letters per key, and looks pretty good doing it. Nokia&#8217;s calling this the &#8220;world&#8217;s thinnest smartphone,&#8221; quite the feat if it&#8217;s true, and it might just give Nokia&#8217;s ultrapopular E71 a run for its money in the &#8220;fashionably smart&#8221; category. We played with the phone for a brief moment, and though it&#8217;s running an alpha software build, we didn&#8217;t have much trouble typing out a quick message.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, while the keys are naturally larger, they aren&#8217;t very &#8220;clicky&#8221; or distinct &#8212; not horrible, but certainly not best-in-class. The prediction works well enough, learning new words after one entry, and letting you d-pad up and down through other options if it doesn&#8217;t get it right the first try. Overall the phone feels on par with quality of the E71, though lighter and smaller, and is insanely pocketable.</p>
<p>All article via <a class="wp-caption" title="Nokia E-55" href="http://engadget.com" target="_blank">engadget.com</a></p>
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