Nokia E75 Now Available

Nokia has released its E75 S60 QWERTY slider yesterday. It is a business handset, which uses the company’s new eMail UI, and also provides quick access to personal Yahoo, Gmail, and Hotmail accounts.

Other Nokia E75 features include:

• Symbian S60 OS;
• Quad-band GSM / EDGE support;
• Dual-band HSPDA data;
• 2.4″ QVGA (320 x 240) display;
• 3.2Mpix camera;
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth;
• A-GPS;
• microSD expansion

AT&T to offer 7 new handsets

Engadget Mobile came up with a list of 7 upcoming phones for AT&T’s network that should be launched in the following several months.

Check them out:

• Nokia Piranha – March 24th (very similar to Nokia E71x);
• Samsung Propel Pro – March 19th;
• Samsung Impression – March 26th;
• LG Xenon – April 9th;
• LG Neon – May 9th;
• Samsung “BJ 2” – May 9th;
• Sony Ericsson C905 – June 9th

What would you choose?

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Windows 3.1 on Nokia N95

Check it out! Some hacker has managed to install the old Windows 3.1 onto a Symbian-powered Nokia N95. Apparently, he used DOSBox to emulate the x86 CPU on the phone, which then allowed him to install the said OS.
What do you think, is it a serious achievement?

Nokia 5630 XpressMusic

This is the Nokia 5630 XpressMusic, a new S60-powered 12mm thick N-Gage-ready handset. It is expected to be released in Q2 for about €200 before taxes and subsidies, and will integrate the following features:

• 3.5-mm headphone jack;
• 3.2Mpix 4x zoom camera with dual-LED flash;
• HSDPA/HSUPA data;
• Dedicated audio keys;
• Nokia’s “say and play” feature;
• microSD slot (4GB card included)

Nokia E71 for the U.S. Now Available for Purchase

The U.S. version of the Nokia E71 became available for the general public.

It supports quad-band GSM and HSDPA 850/1900 and is now available through a variety of retailers for approximately $500.

Get it while it’s hot!

Nokia E66 and E71 Confirmed by Mistake

Nokia recently has accidentally posted a couple of online video demos of its next-gen E-series business handsets, the E66 and the E71 (in pic).

Videos were removed shortly, but this doesn’t change anything – Nokia itself has mistakenly confirmed the existence of the aforementioned phones.

Not long ago a device similar to the E66 has passed the FCC, and a Nokia’s official said they’ll be bringing two new E-series devices in the Q3 2008…

Leady MM95: mini Nokia N95

Check it out! This is a shrunken Nokia N95! Neh, it’s actually called Leady MM95, a funny and nice miniature clone of the previous.

The only noticeable thing about this handset is its ridiculous size, in rest, it isn’t worth our attention:

• Dual-band GSM radio (Europe and Asia);
• FM radio with scheduled recording capability;
• VGA camera;
• Support for six languages;
• microSD slot

Nokia 7310 Classic Shows Up again

Another picture of the Nokia’s upcoming 7310 Classic has popped up recently.

Still looks sharp, but unavailable for the U.S. users, as, according to its filing with the Bluetooth SIG, it is destined for Asia, Africa, Australia, Europe, and South America.

Rogers Wireless to Release Nokia N95 8GB in Canada on May 6

Canadian Rogers Wireless announced that beginning May 6th they will start offering the Nokia N95 8GB to their customers for $399.99 with a 3-year contract.

And you probably thought that AT&T would be the first to offer the Nokia N95 8GB in North America, didn’t you?

Nevermind, AT&T subscribers won’t have to wait long anyway.

Nokia N96 Specifications

Nokia N96, the successor of the N95 model, was announced last month at Mobile World Congress. And while the worldwide release is scheduled on Q3 2008, today we can provide you a more detailed list of its specifications.

So, here’s what the phone has to offer: