Alhamdulillah. After using Nokia C6-00 for a while, since September 2010, let me share my thought about this Symbian S60v5 (also known as Symbian^1) mobile phone.
Yes:
[+] Quran software is available to install.
[+] Symbian S60v5 (since it has tons of installable apps)
[+] touchscreen (insyaAllah, none will say "sshhh,, be quiet" when we do fast-typing)
[+] physical QWERTY keyboard (4 rows, for faster typewriting)
[+] 5 Megapixels camera with autofocus (although not a Carl-Zeiss lens as embedded on Nokia N97)
[+] secondary camera for video call
[+] LED flash (single, but quite usable for spotlighting)
[+] WLAN (b/g, still miss the "n")
[+] 3G (fast internet connection, at least faster than GPRS-only)
[+] built-in accelerometer (for auto-rotate display)
[+] synchronizable with Nokia Ovi (store Contacts, favourite locations in Ovi Maps, Calendar entries, Notes, over the internet)
[+] GPS
[+] easy-to-use Email client, Adobe Flash-Lite
No:
[-] Arabic language unfortunately unsupported, nor writing and reading (even my old S40 devices supported it) <-- alhamdulillah, solved by using Nokia Pure font.
[-] Symbian S60v5 has its own negative sides (e.g. requires double tap to flow down the menus)
[-] USB does not charge (so we have to "rely" on the charging cable)
[-] doesn't support BlackBerry(R) Messaging (of course)
[-] a little of medical applicatons available
[-] no IM client pre-installed (except for Ovi Contacts which supports Ovi Chat and GTalk; but third party IM client, alhamdulillah, can be installed easily)
[-] functional keys on the QWERTY keyboard are limited
[-] display: poor sunlight legibility
[-] no magnetometer (cannot be used as a digital compass)
--- الحمد لله ---
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