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Engadget's got shots of the Nokia E66 in the wild, along with some more E71 pics - as if you haven't seen enough of those already. The E66 will (probably) be a quad-band slider with a 3.2 megapixel camera and plenty of business-oriented team blah blah software.
Well, there's even more rumors flying around these days regarding Nokia's E71 business phone. The latest is that the phone will be announced (not even released!) "as early as May 8th," according to Dutch webshops.
The E71 will be Nokia's latest Eseries phone and features a boatload of connectivity options - GPRS, UMTS, HSDPA, WLAN and an integrated GPS just for kicks. MobileHelpDesk reports that it'll be 112 x 57 x 10 mm with a QWERTY keyboard, Blueberry-style. 10 mm!
Nokia's presence in America has been pretty nonexistent in recent years. Sure, they have a web site and two Flagship stores that stock tons of XpressPlastic phones, but come on - most people in the US of A get cell phones the old fashioned way: from the carrier. And ever since Nokia exited the CDMA market a couple years back, their hold on the market has dropped to a paltry 7 percent.
So it's been awhile since we visited Nokia's N-Gage platform, which went live in early April. What's new? Inside: the Great Gameloft Giveaway and Reset Generation, Nokia's/Redlynx's new flagship game.
Last but not least of the three handsets announced a couple days ago, is the Nokia 3600 Slide. It's not a whole lot different from the Nokia 6600 Slide, and it's 75 euros cheaper too.
Nokia continues the trend of funky-looking mini speakers with the newly anounced MD-8.
For a limited time, Nokia is offering a free full version copy of EA's FIFA 08 game. Just download and install the N-Gage application (and be one of the first 20000 people) and it's yours.
Offer expires May 30, 2008!
Install N-Gage App, Get FIFA 08 Free
The Nokia 6600 Slide is the counterpart to the 6600 Fold that was unveiled yesterday. High spots include a decent camera (3.2 megapixels, 30 fps QVGA video, autofocus, double flash), accelerometer, 2.2" screen, and a whopping 18 megabytes of internal memory.
A new day, and three new Nokias to drool over. First up, the 6600 Fold, a sleek handset that's definitely a looker. Throw in two OLED displays, a little dash of quad-band connectivity + WCDMA 850/2100, some newfangled "tap commands", and an "electromagnetic opening mechanism" and you've got a recipe for sexiness indeed.
If random leaked pictures on the 'net are anything to go by, following in the footsteps of the E61, E61i, and E62 is the Nokia E71, an unannounced Eseries handset sporting a QWERTY keyboard, GPS, 3.2 megapixel camera, HSDPA, and WLAN.
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