Windows Live Hotmail is now available on Nokia Messaging, a service that lets users access their personal email on their Nokia devices. From May, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic will also support Nokia Messaging. Nokia Messaging is currently free to download and set-up, and supports Windows Live Hotmail, Yahoo! Mail, Gmail, AOL Mail and many more providers. Easy to use, it enables access of up to 10 personal email accounts on a Nokia device through one single interface. Email accounts on Nokia Messaging can be added to the service directly on the phone, as well as via the Nokia Messaging website.

Nokia Messaging will be later made available on 20 different device models worldwide, including the Nokia E75, which is the first device to come preloaded with Nokia Messaging, Nokia E71, Nokia E63, Nokia E66, Nokia N79, Nokia E55, Nokia N97 and Nokia N86. Existing Nokia users can download the latest Nokia Messaging software – instructions can be found at http://email.nokia.com.

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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.

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There has been a lot of speculation revolving around the Nokia E75 recently. It’s pre-release in September 2008 did not help its case at all. However, we’ve finally been able to confirm its specs and pictures, and we have it all here. This swift device features a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard embedded with a traditional numeric keypad. The E75 has been deemed to expand Nokia’s business class phones.

The Nokia E75 has been confirmed to display and 2.8” QVGA screen, a 3.2 megapixel camera, 3G data connectivity, and full support of WiFi radio connections. It will floss the S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 (FP2) operating system, giving your life the freedom a smartphone should.

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A while ago some mysterious photos and videos were leaked of the unreleased Nokia E75. This said to be business phone has a side-sliding QWERTY key pad and has acquired a stylish 2.4-inch display screen. It has been heavily rumored that it will support Wi-Fi however we haven’t been able to fully confirm this yet. The camera has flash capabilities and could possibly be in the upwards of 3.0-3.2 megapixels, yet this is still unconfirmed.

It has been said that if the Nokia E75 is released it will have a business appeal to it, much like the BlackBerry. It has a very easy going keyboard that lets your fingertips slide from one key to the other in a smooth motion, however there are rumors that it will be a bit hard to utilize because of the distance between them.

Nokia E75

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