Nokia 770 Review By sirlgsalot on Sep 24, 2007 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

The Nokia 770 is a handheld computer which is primarally intended for internet surfing. It has a nice 600x480 pixel screen, which is able to handle most websites with ease. The screen is touch-sensative, and a small keyboard pops up to allow you to type in URLs and chat. The keyboard is a bit small and hard to use, and typing is generally very slow. It also has a handwriting recognition feature, but this is generally inaccurate. The 770 runs a propriatary Linux operating system, which was very slow and unstable in my experiance. Web pages simply take too long to load, and the browser completely crashed on several occasions. For a handheld internet browsing device, I would reccomend the Apple iPod touch over this- it's both slimmer, smaller, and is much more stable.