Nokia has now become very reputed for its Nokia Navigator, which came into the market two years ago and continues to improve with each passing day. Now, the latest entry of the Nokia Navigator line at the 2009 MWC is the Nokia 6710 Navigator. The Nokia 6720 classic further adds feathers to Nokia’s already over-filled cap.

The integration of Nokia Maps with Ovi permits users to pre-plan their journey online from their PCs and then sync it on their mobiles. Additionally, this service gives wonderful high-resolution 3D images, landmarks, terrain maps, weather and traffic conditions, safety warnings and much more. The new devices now also include a compass, which works with Maps, improving the entire service as a whole.

Both the Nokia 6710 Navigator and Nokia 6720 Classic come with an improved design as well, with a slightly curved shape and soft touch surface. Pictures are clearer, thanks to Carl Zeiss optics, so geo-tagging the exact location becomes more effective. The Nokia 6720 classic also uses active noise cancellation for the first time, which gives improved sound reception. The Nokia 6710 Navigator will ship from Q3 2009 for about 300 EUR and the Nokia 6720 classic will be available from Q2 2009 and will retail at about 245 EUR.

Nokia 6710 Navigator

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Nokia yesterday announced an exciting new mobile device at the 2009 MWC. This device, the Nokia 8208, is available for select CDMA markets outside the US. Supporting 3G speed, dual-slide functions and easy UI, this extremely stylish and elegant mobile phone, along with being very hi-tech as well. The Nokia 8208 gives users a vast range of functionalities, which helps them customize their user experience the way they like it.

The Nokia 8208 packs a punch with its 3MP camera, MP3 music player which can play upto 20 hours of music at a time, 16GB external memory slot which can hold up to 4,000 songs, hands-free Name Dialing and SMS and MMS capabilities. The Nokia 8208 is expected to enter the CDMA markets somewhere in the first quarter of this year. Anyway, take your first look at the pictures of this very cool babe!

Nokia 8208

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Nokia has unveiled two more additions to its Eseries range at the 2009 MWC at Barcelona, Spain. The new devices, the Nokia E75 and the Nokia E55, are among the first handsets to ship with the new email UI. Both these mobile phones also come with Nokia Messaging that gives users the most effective solution to access consumer and corporate email on the go. This is done keeping cost efficiency in mind, as the email facility cuts unnecessary costs, while also increasing productivity and efficiency.

The above-mentioned Nokia Eseries devices will be able to give users the usual desktop email experience, thanks to the HTML email support, sorting capabilities and expandable views available at the mere click of a button. The Nokia E75 and the Nokia E55 also offer users better calendar capability and contact and task management as well. Both these cell phones come with full Nokia Maps and GPS with integrated 3-month turn-by-turn navigation, the N-Gage gaming version. The Nokia E75 will be priced at about 375 EUR and the E55 will cost around 265 EUR before taxes.

Nokia E75

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The 2009 Mobile World Congress has brought us a lot of news from the world of mobile communication. The latest and hottest news is that Skype and Nokia have jointly announced that they will be getting together to bring the world’s premier Internet communication experience to the Nokia range of mobile computers. According to the announcement, Skype will be integrated into Nokia devices, commencing with the Nokia Nseries, the Nokia N97 being the first device to incorporate Skype within itself. This service will start from Q3 2009.

Skype integrated into Nokia will enable users to see which of their global Skype contacts are online and also send them instant messages. Additionally, Nokia N97 users will be able to use 3G and WLAN to receive free Skype-to-Skype voice calls, plus the usual low-cost landline and mobile calls Skype offers its users. Now, doesn’t that sound almost too good to be true?

Skype And Nokia Join Forces To Integrate Skype Into Nokia Devices