Nokia unveiled a slew of new smart phones at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona this week. There's a little something for mobile professionals, the directionally challenged, and multimedia mavens. See all the new models here and find out what each has to offer.
Nokia added three new models to its E series of business-centric smart phones: the Nokia E61i, the Nokia E90 Communicator, and the Nokia E65.
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The Nokia E65 offers business users a new option in terms of design, as it's a slider phone. It has a 16-million-color display, and there is a new one-touch key on the front that gives you quick access to frequently used applications.
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A red version of the Nokia E65 will also be offered, but U.S. availability of the phone (in any color) is still up in the air.
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In addition to the one-touch key, the Nokia E65 also has a new feature called Active Standby that lets you organize your Home screen with favorite programs.
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Though similar to the Nokia E61 and the Nokia E62, the Nokia E61i has a new keyboard design and an upgraded 2-megapixel camera.
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The E61i supports a number of e-mail solutions, including Nokia Intellisync, Good Mobile Messaging, Mail for Exchange, Seven mobile e-mail, and BlackBerry Connect. You can also edit documents with this workhorse smart phone.
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A much-needed upgrade to the Nokia 9300, the E90 now joins the E series family and upgrades to the S60 platform, so you have access to more mobile applications.
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The Nokia E90 Communicator keeps the same overall design of its predecessor, as the candy-bar-style phone still opens up to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard.
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The E90 is a full-featured smart phone that manages to pack in robust e-mail capabilities, PIM tools, integrated Wi-Fi, GPS, an FM radio, a media player, and a 3.2-megapixel camera. The smart phone is expected to ship during the second quarter, but we'll have to see if lands here in the States.
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A new addition to the N series, the Nokia N77 adds support for DVB-H technology, which brings live TV to phones.
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The N77 sports a 2.4-inch, 16-milllion-color flat screen for easy viewing, and there's a dedicated TV button right on the device. In addition, you can browse a program guide and set up reminders to tell you when a show is starting. However, we should note that DVB-H is mostly used in Europe and Asia, not in the United States.
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Ready or not, TV on your cell phone is here. Aside from Nokia, Verizon Wireless unveiled its V Cast Mobile TV at CES 2007, and Cingular/AT&T just announced that it will use Qualcomm's MediaFlo technology to bring live TV to its phones.
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If you're constantly traveling or are a bit directionally challenged, the Nokia 6110 Navigator might be for you. This quad-band smart phone is equipped with built-in GPS as well as AGPS (Assisted Global Positioning System), and it comes with local maps preinstalled on a memory card.
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The Nokia 6110 has a nice slider design and a one-touch navigator key.
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The phone's compact size makes it easy to use for navigation while on foot. The Nokia 6110 offers all the navigation tools you'd expect in today's GPS devices, including text- and voice-guided turn-by-turn directions, real-time tracking, points of interest, and various options for route creation.
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An optional car mount will be available for purchase. The Nokia 6110 is slated for release during the second quarter, with pricing starting at around $580 for an unlocked version. Ouch.
