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This is the Part III of the E75 review. Check out the Part I and the Part II of the Nokia E75 review.

E-Mail on E75 - Nokia E75, being an Enterprise phones has been optimized for email communications for the business users on the go. Email communications on the E75 is one of its best feature after its rocking QWERTY keypad. Email on the Nokia E75 is a bliss. The email functionality on the E75 comes with HTML support and thats what makes it better from many of the email features that are available on other mobile phones out there. One of the main problems that i came across while handling email on the E75 is that, when you receive an email you will get a notification on the home screen. Now when you scroll to that notification and click to pone it, you will be taken to that particular mail. This is fine but after that, if you wanna browse other mails in your inbox, you cannot go them. In order to get to you inbox you have to go back to the main menu and then open the email application again. This is sometimes annoying and Nokia needs to do something about this. You will notice that the E Mail client on the E75 is much more advanced than currently available on many Nokia devices. This advance E Mail client is the killer feature of the Nokia E75. Though the E Mail client is really nice and cool, there are some problems apart from the one I highlighted above. Sometimes when I was trying to connect to my mail box the screen just froze and it automatically took me to the home screen, this happened back to back three times. I hope this was the problem with the trial device i got and not the application as a whole. I guess when this device will hit the stores for retail users, Nokia will make sure that it has an improved firmware and some of the problems highlighted above will be sorted out.

Know your Nokia E75 in pictures and a video.

[Pics Via: ePrice]

Nokia E75, Official Demo Video:

Finally, the day has arrived and Nokia has announced two of its enterprise phones, the E55 and the E75 at Mobile World Congress 2009 held in Barcelona.

Nokia E55 is the higher and slimmer version of the Nokia E51 and it has a QWERTY keyboard. Having a QWERTY keyboard does not increase the width of the phone as it has two letter on one key. Nokia 55 is not all about enterprise phones as it also has N Gage support. Other functions include a 3.2 mega pixel camera, A-GPS, 2.4 inch screen, which can be also viewed in landscape mode, which makes reading email comfortable. Being a email focused phone, Nokia has also improved its predictive text technology with the phone correcting misspelled words and learning new words. The phone also features a multimedia player that can play music & media files, RDS Radio. You have quick access to home screen, calendar and email functions. The innovative Voice enabled User Interface lets you control the phone without even touching it..Cool!!! Don't know when its coming to India but it will fall in the range of INR 15 to 17K.

The Nokia E75, which leaked way before this event is the first Enterprise phone from Nokia with a side sliding QWERTY keyboard. The Nokia E75 will be shipped with Nokia messaging solution making it a phone for mobile email users rather than mobile Internet users. Nokia has also improved it email client with this phone to handle HTML and also edit office documents, so kind of a Blackberry killer. E75 is a Quad band GSM phone with dual band HSDPA @ 3.6 mbps. The phone features a 3.2 mega pixel snapper without LED flash and a 2.4 inch QVGA screen with a resolution of 240 x 360. Other features of the phone include, multimedia support with video recording at 30fps in QVGA quality, A-GPS, FM Radio, Wi-Fi and 3.5mm headphone jack. The phone has a dual home screen so that you separate your work and personal life and when it comes to memory cards, the phone supports microSDHC cards and has a microUSB socket. Now the good part is that this phone will be launched around March 13th 2009 and will be priced around £389.99, which comes to around INR 28,000.

Nokia E75, which leaked few days back before it was even officially announced by Nokia is all set to make its official debut in the upcominh Mobile World Congress. Pocket-Lint has got their hands on the specs of this slide-out QWERTY Enterprise Mobile device from Nokia. E75 is a Quad band GSM phone with dual band HSDPA @ 3.6 mbps. The phone features a 3.2 mega pixel snapper without LED flash and a 2.4 inch QVGA screen with a resolution of 240 x 360. Other features of the phone include, multimedia support with video recording at 30fps in QVGA quality, A-GPS, FM Radio, Wi-Fi and 3.5mm headphone jack. The phone has a dual home screen so that you sepearte your work and personal life and when it comes to memorty cards, the phone supports microSDHC cards and has a microUSB socket. Now the good part is that this phone will be launched around March 13th 2009 and will be priced around £389.99, which comes to around INR 28,000. If the phone comes to Europe in March then we Indians can see it touch our shores around April-May 2009.

Blackberry has recently launched its flip phone with QWERTY keyboard, the Pearl 8220. This is the first time, Blackberry has launched a flip mobile phone and it looks good. I like the slim form factor of the phone. What do you think of RIM plunging into the world of Flip phone with the Pearl 8220? All thoughts are welcome.

Blackberry Pearl Flip Specifications:

• Quad band GSM/GPRS/EDGE connectivity

• A 2.6 inches internal TFT QVGA display

• A 128 x 160 pixels external display

• Wi-Fi & support for Rogers TalkSpot

• SureType QWERTY keypad

• BlackBerry Maps

• HTML browser & push email

• Document reader and editor

• Stereo Bluetooth

• 2 MP camera with flash and

• External memory card support, up to 16GB

• Talk time: up to 4 hours

• Standby time: up to 14 days