It's email on the go with E75
First, there was mobile phone sets with basic programmes only for making calls and sending messeges, then came handsets with cameras and after that the internet. Although it felt great to surf on the tiny screen but emails were never that good. It always felt that emails were better on PCs or Notebooks than handsets, untill Nokia E series hit the market. After that the whole concept of mobile email changed and it got better when E75 came, the latest E series from Nokia.
Promising to offer the benefits of full desktop email functionality in a mobile handset, the E75 was launched for the Bangladesh market on April 26. It is the first device to offer the latest Nokia messaging email user interface, which makes the email experience easier than ever .Unlike other E-series handsets, the E75 features a slide-out Qwerty keyboard and two customisable home screen views offering business and personal user interfaces. When the E75 is open to display the QWERTY keyboard it becomes 80mm wide. The handset can be used in a horizontal or vertical position, obviously if you are typing a text message you would want to use the QWERTY keyboard so would therefore be using the E75 in a horizontal position.
The complete integration of its email and messaging services would allow for an efficient three-step email setup. The E75 has also been configured to offer access to both corporate and consumer email accounts, including Yahoo Mail, Gmail, Hotmail, Mail for Exchange and IBM Lotus Notes Traveller. The handset also offers integration with Nokia's web-based Ovi services, including Ovi Files for storing and accessing files and documents on a PC even when it is offline.
The phone has a pricetag of $ 400 for the market. So check it and click on adds to help me buy one......
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