Nokia E50

Ironically, one of the only problems I faced with the phone was also with the browser. After browsing a small number of pages (say around five pages or so), the phone beeped with an "Insufficient memory" message. The phone has around 70mb of internal memory, and still with no applications running (or installed), I can’t browse more than five pages without quitting the browser? Yeah, the pages I loaded were pretty media-heavy, but even then. Memory expansion is handled with a microSD memory card slot, hot-swappable.

This E-series phone has a plentiful suite of enterprise features with support for a myriad of email systems such as ActiveSync for Microsoft Exchange, BlackBerry, Nokia’s Intellisync Wireless Email. There’s also the usual POP3/IMAP email client. And with such a beautiful browser, almost no web-based email service is out of reach. After installing the Gmail app, I don’t think there’s any bit of email (or spam) that you won’t be able to receive.

There’s also a Team Suite application bundled that makes it easy to collaborate with people in your team and/or organization. With the selected people, you can initiate conference calls, broadcast messages and create push-to-talk sessions.

It comes with an office documents viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), a zip opener, and the official Adobe Reader.