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Eseries-branded devices have always been dubbed as enterprise solutions aimed at least at the audience of business-users, which has allowed the company not to sweat over the design too much, or beat its head about positioning. At the beginning, Eseries was consistently and aggressively suggesting to us that a camera module embedded in a handset for this particular audience is “evil” and, among other things, in some places taking snaps is prohibited. The arguments, were, to say the least, pretty weak, but being spread by Nokia’s representatives they actually affected the market, thus in some areas where handsets got placed outside the law, however people were paying a little attention to those restrictions. I truly loved the story that happened a year ago in the head quarters of Lukoil – they placed special lockers for phones of the staff over there.
Link: Mobile Review
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