Hahaha, bice X3mE-u on zanimljiv ali ne kao 5710, ako izadje

Itekako 

Može da bude prelazni model dok se čeka N97

ja mislim da ću zbog ovoga preskočiti N97 i sačekati nasljednika E90 

nebih rekao da su to jos uvek sigurne informacije..

More pics of the Nokia E75, more specs confirmed



The Nokia (NYSE: NOK) E75 has been floating around the web in typical pre-release fashion. With a side-sliding QWERTY keyboard mated to a traditional numeric keypad, the Nokia E75 is poised to expand Nokia’s reach in the business-class smartphone segment. And, today’s latest Nokia E75 leak tells us that Nokia must be close to bringing their latest Eseries device to life.

DailyMobile.se was lucky enough to get some hands-on time with the Nokia E75, and posted some of the best in-the-wild images of the handset that we’ve seen to date. Those metallic accents sure do look nice, don’t they?

The Nokia E75 has been confirmed to rock a 2.8-inch (2.4") QVGA display, 3.2 megapixel camera, 3G data connection (HSDPA), and WiFi radio, so you can be sure the E75 will serve your business-needs well. Top it all off with the S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 (FP2) that bests the Nokia E71’s FP1 OS, and the Nokia E75 is shaping up to be a solid smartphone.

Now, we just wait for Nokia to make its next move.

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mnogo dobra tastatura 

Videćemo kad se pojavi, ali me tastatura i Touch UI neodoljivo privlače

slabo slabo slabo

nokija gde je touch screen?

htc touch pro milion puta bolji

N97, 5800 za sada

Nokia 6700, Nokia 6303 and Nokia 2700 - three new classics

Alhtough the first month of 2009 is not over yet, Nokia has already announced three new phones: Nokia 6700 classic, Nokia 6303 classic and Nokia 2700 classic.

All of them have been unveiled just a few hours ago, and, as Nokia puts it, they offer a mix of “functionality and user experience required in today’s hectic times, with premium designs and materials that make them the most beautiful, well built and competitively priced offerings available.”

First on the list is Nokia 6700 classic, a candybar that comes to replace the popular Nokia 6300 (launched way back in 2006).     



I must say, the 6700 (pictured above) looks really nice, and it will probably sell well. Its features were not fully unveiled, but we do know that they include a 5 MP camera, A-GPS and “high speed data access”.

Nokia 6700 will be available in the second quarter of 2009, for an estimated retail price of  €235 (around $310).

Nokia 6303 classic, seen just below, is a slider that will ship at about the same time with the 6700, but for a lower price: €135 ($178).



The 6303 offers a 2.2 inch display, a 3.2 MP camera, pre-loaded Nokia Maps, a 3.5mm headset jack and “excellent battery performance”.

Nokia 2700 classic, the third new Finnish phone for today, is a cheap device that will cost you only €65 ($85).



Planned to be released in Q2 2009 too, the 2700 features a 2MP camera, integrated music player and MicroSD card support, up to 2GB.

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