Q. I've heard its possible to use the sim card in a nokia e71 straight talk phone and put it into an iPhone. I just want to know if this is true or not, and what I would have to do to have it work properly. Thanks in advance for any answers.
A. Depends first of all on which iPhone you're talking about. Anything before iPhone 4, the SIM will fit physically. If it's an iPhone 4, then you'll need to carefully trim your SIM, refer to the many guides online.
Straight Talk's E71 uses AT&T and TMobile's GSM network, so if you have an unlocked iPhone the setup should work for calls, text, and Data. For the newer iPhones (4 and 3GS), I've seen cases where a SIM card with data plan fails to register with AT&T because they had special device settings for those iPhones. Phone and Text will work in that case still.
Straight Talk's E71 uses AT&T and TMobile's GSM network, so if you have an unlocked iPhone the setup should work for calls, text, and Data. For the newer iPhones (4 and 3GS), I've seen cases where a SIM card with data plan fails to register with AT&T because they had special device settings for those iPhones. Phone and Text will work in that case still.
What is the difference between Nokia E71 and Nokia E63?
Q. They seem to be the same thing...E63 is cheaper so i want to know the difference between this two and make a good choise.
A. this is a full compare between E71 and E63, I also add the E72 for you:
http://www.jawal123.com/PublicPages/Compare.aspx?IDs=613448755_335108035_249443815_
as you see, the E72 is the best, then comes the E71
Good luck
http://www.jawal123.com/PublicPages/Compare.aspx?IDs=613448755_335108035_249443815_
as you see, the E72 is the best, then comes the E71
Good luck
Is it a good idea to buy a Nokia E71 phone now considering it's been around since 2008?
Q. Been wanting to buy a new phone but I'm on a budget and based on my research, the E71's a pretty good phone especially in terms of messaging and browsing. But will it's system be around for another few years at least?
A. It is still good. It's system will not expire or anything. It is true that the touchscreen phones will command the sales on the years to come, but Symbian 60 phones will need more that just years before they retire. Have you seen the E5? It is a new phone of Nokia, but spec wise, it's features are just like the E71's.
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