I can see it fine. Currently sitting in my living room with the light on and going through the tedious process of sending contacts one by one via bluetooth from my HTC Legend to my E6 which I purchased yesterday through Crazy Johns and I can make out the notification light fine. Battery life has also proved very strong, dropping only 1 bar in about 20 hours.
I wonder if you can make some photos of the 'fine notifications light' for us... 
agprabhakar wrote:
50percent wrote:the E6 is a very nice handset, Camera is amazing, Battery 3 days usage, the new Anna interface is good, but something essential as a Notification Light coupled with the service from Nokia - overall a bad bad experience.
@50percent: You are the first one to say that you had Battery for 3 days usage. Most of us in this forum had the battery less than a day, even when the phone is used very minimal...
Could u confirm how did you manage to have ur E6 phone lasting for 3 days of battery life? Were u simply looking the phone keepit in powered off?
Easiest fix to improve battery lift is change the Network to GSM from the Dual setting. Unless you really need data because your streaming a radio, video, music service the lowest data setting is sufficient for email and even using services such as FourSquare and Wap Pages. You will see instant improvement.
Turn off any Live WallPaper - You can put a Shortcut to the Social App on your homepage and go straight into Facebook or Twitter for quick look at what's going on. Live Wallpaper updates hammer data and battery with constant updates. Also, delete any home screens that you don't need to use. I was happy enough with 2 and didn't need the default 4.
Consider the time-out of your screen. If you've extended it then you likely leaving the screen on longer than you need to.
Turn off the vibrate response on your screen - if you have the capacative response that the phone gives a slight vibrate when your touching the screen that will eat battery.
Wifi - also another battery killer. The E6 has a bug that means even if Wifi Scanning is switched off it will still connect to a Wifi that it knows. So in the home if you've connected it once to Wifi, everytime you go online or the phone gets an email it defaults to Wifi. The only way I found to get round this was to disconnect from the Wifi, quickly go into the connection settings and remove the Wifi from the connections.
Switch off the Bluetooth if you don't need to use it. You can easily put a Bluetooth shortcut on your Homepage to quickly access the Bluetooth menu to enable/disable.
The first few days I had the phone and was using it alot for HD Video record & playback, the Photo / Video Edit tool, setting everything up, playing with the Apps, doing things on Wifi - Yes I got just over a day charge out of it. But after the excitement of a new handset and I settled down to normal usage and did the things I've said above, still using it for emails, texts, calls, few photo's, FourSquare checkins etc - I'm able to get 3 days charge out of the handset.
Earshot wrote:
Battery life is excellent on this phone. It only chews it if you're permanently connected to wifi. I switched wifi off and have 4 bars of battery remaining after 2 days of normal use.
...and if you turn off GSM, 3G, Bluetooth etc., then it will last even longer.
This phone WAS MADE for all these things, for professional usage.
The dissatisfaction of almost everybody here comes from a.) Nokia's marketing claim of 1 month battery lifetime and b.) compairing it to predecessors like the E72, which had a twice or three times longer battery lifetime, at a comparable usage profile.
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i agree (with gnirkatto) .... and anyway, what's your idea of 2 days of normal use? zero calls, zero sms, zero emails and generally not looking at the screen for 2 days??
i just really feel for people that spend a lot of money on devices like this, trusting nokia (because in the past they have been a very steady, trustworthy producer of solid consumer goods) only to be effectively lied to these days. it doesn't worry me so much because i can afford to buy phones as a hobby and ifr i make a mistake i just buy something else.. but for the people that generally only buy 1 phone every 1 or 2 years, because these things are expensive to them, it must really bite. big time.
on a positive note about this phone (credit where credit is due): twice i have dropped my e6 from chest high standing bar type tables (2 different occasions - different bars 
), once onto a concrete floor and once onto a tiled floor and literally (and i mean literally) not a scratch, no dust in between the screen and the display (a common problem with many nokia phones when you drop them), nothing broken and nothing bent. try doing that with an iphone... you couldn't even drop it half that distance without shattering it.
i have to say this is the great thing about nokias.. they are tough. i dropped my e52 down a full flight of steel steps, i dropped it into the toilet and my kid dropped it from our balcony to the balcony below and it still works. admittedly, after the toilet incident i took it apart and put it in a warm oven for a couple of hours... works perfectly, albeit battered and bruised
