The smart and sleek Nokia E75 is a GSM/WCDMA dual-mode for business people and supports WCDMA/HSDPA, WLAN, and EGSM. The handset features a side-slider keyboard for the best email experience for the users. One can enjoy music, videos, and graphics on the 2.4QVGA screen.
The Nokia E75 is equipped with the integrated A-GPS and maps, which help in finding desired locations and directions. Its 3.2-megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and 8x digital zoom gives extremely clear photos. The other features include Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR, simultaneous data and files transfer, and High Speed USB 2.0.
The Nokia E75 mobile has a numeric keypad and a full QWERTY keyboard. Its screen is 2.4 inched which can display up to fourteen million colors. This handset also has a music player with Internet and FM radio. The Nokia E75 supports Microsoft exchange, comes with Lotus Notes, Nokia Messaging, and preloaded on to its memory card are Nokia Maps. This quad-band Nokia piece has a battery which has the capacity of a 5-hours talk time and 11-hours standby.
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The Nokia E75 is now available in stores and shows the efficiency and productivity quality of the company. It is Nokia’s first device that offers full desktop email function capability, new email user interface, and a complete integration of Nokia’s email and messaging services.
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The Nokia E75 also has a remarkable three-step email setup, which is achieved by using the Nokia Messaging Services for the first time. Nokia Messaging Services means that it opens up leading consumer email accounts of the world, such as Gmail, Yahoo!Mail, Hotmail and Windows Live, along with Nokia’s corporate email clients, IBM Lotus Notes Traveler, and Mail for exchange. The email facility of Nokia E75 makes the use of UI very simple and easy for its users.
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The other features of this piece, which can be very helpful for the corporate world, such as, the ability to create and respond to business meetings requests, contact look-ups are included for the first time by the Nokia camp.
