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I must stress that for all the things I am about to say about the Nokia C7, it is not a bad smartphone, however consumers these days have a large choice in the smartphones they can purchase and with some tied to lengthy contracts they’d want to be very sure about the phone they want before signing on the dotted line.The core features one would expect of a smartphone are there and to its credit, the functionality on most features work very well. However, trying to stand against iOS and Android handsets in the smartphone market was always going to be difficult for a Symbian OS-based phone. The C7 runs the latest version of Symbian, Symbian^3. While this is a vast improvement on previous instalments, it just feels like it has taken two steps forward, but one step back. But that still represents progression of a kind, doesn’t it?

Source: Siliconrepublic.com