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The MobileMinistryMagazine.com has gotten ahold of the E71 now, though unfortunately for them, it’s the Euro version, so no 3G goodness. The initial reactions post covers how small the device really is, while noting that the battery is a monstrous 1500mAh powerhouse.
Antoine handed his E71 over to a friend who’s used to the BlackBerry Curve, [...]

Thanks to the Truphone blog, I’ve confirmed that the Nokia E71 hasn’t a problem in the world allowing you to use Truphone for SIP calling around this globe. Truphone uses your phone’s WiFi or 3G data connection to place SIP calls (kinda like VOIP) at a much cheaper rate than your regular plan minutes, specifically [...]

MobileBurn.com was recently able to get their hands on the Nokia E71, putting together a nice collection of live pics and first-hand thoughts on the new smartphone. According to Michael Oryl, of MobileBurn, the keyboard, though much more compact than similar QWERTY smartphones like the E61 and E61i models, is a pleasure to type on, [...]

I like this disclaimer very much, especially the hazard sign!! ^^;

Ok, fellow Malaysians, Durex Sexual Wellbeing Global Survey said four in five Malaysians were having sex on a weekly basis (last year survey) but this year survey shown that only 44% of Malaysians managed to achieve orgasm every time they have sex, on top of that we just do not seem to be enjoying the sex all that much. Is that true?

The study shows Singaporeans fare worse. Only 36% usually manage to feel the earth move, according to the survey’s latest report entitled “The Big O”.

The survey also found that 86% of Malaysians who frequently had orgasm feel sexually at ease with themselves while 60% of those who regularly came to a climax also enjoyed good psychological health.

Globally, the leaders are the Italians, Spaniards, Mexicans and South Africans who are most likely to climax every time with 66% usually managing to hit the spot.

Least likely to achieve an orgasm are the Chinese and people from Hong Kong (both 24%), followed closely by the Japanese (27%).

The survey was conducted among 26,000 people in 26 countries of which 1,026 were Malaysians.

Via the source