With two devices capable of messaging Nokia announced today at the WMC in half eSeries, E-mail more than ever. Business ideas of the Nokia E75 and E55 have a full QWERTY and all applications connectivity package. The duo of the series is followed closely by the company in the last line of your browser - Nokia 6710 Navigator - Nokia 6720 classic and. This set of Nokia here follows closely the new entrants by the above schematic WMC advertising. We have a classic and a new browser window, the only difference is the Headliners are eSeries this time, unlike last year N-series. The new Symbian N-series contact is allowed to focus for now, as all newcomers are running in the good old S60 3rd.

Nokia E75
Nokia E75, which is set at the beginning of the eSeries, is the most comprehensive set of features and the worst kept secret, a pair of leaks and the most revealing details. Nevertheless, it is now official and we can all take a closer look at the two including a full QWERTY keyboard and a sliding thumb board alphanumeric keypad.

The E75 is the first mobile phone to send messages with Nokia advanced in e-mails, while other features ultra-simple e-mail belonging to the configuration, the message for Exchange, IBM Lotus Notes Traveler, POP Hosting and support a number of email solutions 3rd party, like Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, Hotmail. It is a complete set of synchronization options and personal and customized Home screen also called E71 board.

The set includes WiFi connectivity 802.11 b / g, micro USB v2.0, a 3.5 mm jack for headphones and stereo Bluetooth. The phone offers built-in GPS with A-GPS and Nokia Maps. Nokia E75 also has a camera 3.2 mega pixel auto focus with LED flash and VGA video recording and offers an FM radio.
Nokia E75 is a quad-band GSM / GPRS / EDGE phone with tri-band HSDPA (3.6 Mbps) for global coverage. Nokia E75 runs on S60 3rd edition, FP2 and has a 2.4 “QVGA (240 x 320 pixels) TFT with 16 million colors. Nokia E75 comes with a microSD card of 4 GB to 50 MB of storage on board. The phone is available in Black Silver, red and yellow and copper is expected to begin next month, shipping with an estimated retail price of 375 euros before taxes and subsidies.

Nokia E55
The other arrival eSeries, Nokia E55 is more remarkable for its QW-ER-TY keyboard, which is reason enough to mount a Nokia phone as the smallest around messenger. The form factor is the main difference between the last two eSeries phones.

The E55 is a candy bar E51 allowing plants joy. The ability to email is absolutely identical to the E75, like the rest of the spec sheet. The exceptions are the three lowest download speeds (HSDPA 10.2 Mbps) and HSUPA support (maximum download speed of up to 2 Mbps), while for the Nokia E55. Sounds like a failure to negotiate full QWERTY users. The extension of talk time and standby is another advantage of the E55, with its 1500 mAh Li-Po battery. Just for reference, the lateral sliding QWERTY E75 is powered by a 1000 mAh unit.

Nokia E55 is a quad-band GSM / GPRS / EDGE phone with tri-band HSDPA (10.2 Mbps) for global coverage. Nokia E55 runs on S60 3rd edition, FP2 and has a 2.4 “QVGA (240 x 320 pixels) TFT with 16 million colors. Nokia E55 comes with a microSD card of 2 GB to 60 MB of storage on board. The phone is available in black and white and aluminum is expected to start shipping in Q2 2009, with an estimated selling price of 265 euros before taxes and subsidies.

Nokia 6710 Navigator and Nokia 6720 classic

The other two new offerings are in line 67xx - 6710 Navigator and 6720 classic.
Both are quad-band GSM / EDGE support and tri-band 3G HSDPA / HSUPA. Like the Nokia E55, are transferring data at full steam to 10.2 Mbit / s and upload speed of 2 Mbps upload.
Both aircraft are powered by Symbian S60 rel. 3. They QVGA screen with 16 million colors and microSD card slots to expand memory. Both have integrated GPS with Nokia Maps 3.0, preloaded regional maps.
Camera 5 Mega pixel with Carl Zeiss optics and LED flash are another common feature. Maximum still image resolution is 2592 x 1944 pixels and it is captured in VGA at 15 fps. The audio is far too rich - 3.5 mm audio jack, Bluetooth with A2DP and FM radio with RDS.

These two spectacular - 18.5 days for the Nokia 6710 Navigator, and 20.5 days for the Nokia 6720 classic, about 7 hours by car GPS navigation.

Now, let us look one by one and check the differences.

Nokia 6710 Navigator
Nokia 6710 Navigator is a Symbian slider and the power is much more focused on navigation of the two - there are even dedicated a key to open the browser and a contact surface to facilitate the use of the zoom. The screen is 2.6 inches wide and designed for outdoor use. The phone offers a full range of voice navigation and can operate without a SIM card.

The navigation software is provided, of course, Nokia Maps 3.0, preloaded with regional maps. What really distinguishes it is that real-time information is available for the navigation - the current traffic, weather conditions, the period of investigation (for example, find that the films are presented in nearby).

On connectivity, the device is fully charged - quad band GSM and tri-band 3G, Bluetooth with A2DP, WLAN and push e-mail. Connecting to a computer via a micro USB port and a 3.5mm audio jack standard. The Nokia 6710 Navigator microSD cards can work with 16 GB, 2 GB of a coin in the box.

Nokia 6720 classic
The Nokia 6720 classic is a candy bar chip share a large amount of DNA with the Nokia 6710, but there are differences that can be treated offenders.

First - no WiFi connection, however, 3G has the same capabilities. Also includes navigation software Nokia Maps 3.0 with detailed maps, but no voice in real time rather than content.

The screen is smaller - 2.2 inches - but the phone is waiting two more days and less hours of GPS navigation. The 3.5 mm AV connector also TV-out port and is within reach micro USB here. The support is the maximum capacity of the microSD card of 8 GB; 1 GB is supplied with the phone.

The Nokia 6720 classic Nokia also supports N-Gage games, the platform, which provides access to a large catalog of games fresh.

Nokia 6720 classic is expected in Q2 2009 with a price of 245 euros, and Nokia 6710 Navigator comes in Q3 of 300 euros.

Ovi Store
And finally, Nokia has announced its own store of applications. Nokia unify its services, including downloading! Mosh Widsets and into one online portal. Ovi store opens in early May and will be available in the S40 and S60 devices (including models already available).

The store offers games, applications, media and Widsets. Be aware of the location and integration with social networks to provide content to their friends who appreciated.

Nokia has partnered with EA and Glu Mobile to offer mobile games, QIK, which offers live video streaming from your mobile and social networking sites Myspace and FaceBook.