Nokia E6

The Nokia e6 is on a business-oriented messaging phone that follows the popular E71 and E72 smartphones in recent years, and it is a notch up from the reasonably priced Nokia E5 announced last year.

The main new feature is the display - area compact 2.46 "is resolution actually a very sharp touchscreen display with 640 x 480 pixels." This is very small for a touch screen, but some other manufacturers try as great touch panels in their messaging devices, so that Nokia alone not all here.

Under the hood, the Nokia-E6 closely integrated with Microsoft's corporate collaboration tools like Exchange and SharePoint, as well as VPN support and a variety of enterprise connectivity tools. The E6 has also device hardware encryption, which is nowadays essential. In addition, the E6 is the latest version of Symbian with the strange name of "Anna" that contains revised software and a more intelligent user interface.
On the back is a 8-megapixel camera with 720 p video capture functions, it is also a multimedia player, FM radio, MicroSD of expandable memory, a 3.5 mm audio jack and GPS, as well as a new version of Ovi maps.

This is supported downloads of up to 10, 2 Mbit / S a 3.5 G device and uploads of up to 2.0 Mbit/S of the most great UMTS bands plus quad-band GSM and 802. b, g and n WiFi connections. Inside large is a big battery, that up to 7.5 hours, which is talk time on 3 g and 31 days of standby time is enough for most business users 1500 mAh.
Nokia have pointed out, seem to make a better BlackBerry as a BlackBerry, and it looks like she succeeded, could. Enhanced Microsoft support and dinky little touch screen setting the E6 apart from most of the competition and make this certainly attractive.
The E6 shows ironically, the sort of thing, the Symbian OS is good, right at the point where moved Nokia way of the platform for Windows phone. But Windows phone 7 on this type of device, Nokia in a bit of a sticky situation leave when it comes to what will replace whatever the E6 running.
Nokia say that the E6 while the second Silver quarter 2011 (Q3 in North America) at a cost of €340 before taxes and subsidies in colours black and white should be available.

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