Nokia launches Nokia E66 and Nokia E71
June 18th, 2008 Leave a comment Visited 316 times, 1 so far today
Nokia launches Nokia E66 and Nokia E71
World’s largest mobile phone maker Nokia has launched two new business mobile phones under their E-Series.
The two latest models are: Nokia E66 and Nokia E71
These two new devices are targeted at the market currently dominated by Research in Motion with their Blackberry range of devices.
Market analyst Richard Windsor spoke about the Nokia’s challenge: “This is not going to change anything. They’ve got to do much more; they have to do a complete offering. The problem is they don’t offer device independence and they don’t have the embedded position that RIM does.”
Both of the phones come loaded with 3.2 megapixel cameras and built-in GPS receivers for navigation.
Nokia claims that the Nokia E71 model is now the thinnest phone with a full QWERTY keyboard in the world.
Blackberry, Mobile Devices, Nokia, Nokia E66, Nokia E71, Research in Motion, smartphones, Wireless-Mobile
Manuj Kumar
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Could this analyst also say, how RIM is enabling device independence? Two lecacy symbian and two lecacy Windows Mobile phones does not crate "platform independency" in my books. Not to mention almost extinct Palm OS (two supported devices reported by RIM).
And the only RIM application, that has *ever* transferred to all mentioned operating systems is Black Berry Connect - usually lagging behind the most concurrent RIM OS version. So "platform indepedency" is available to only *one* RIM application.
In the addition: I checked BlacBeccyConnect support for Symbian devices for all continents. Results: only Nokia E-Series / Communicators supported. Windows Mobile - not so many hits there, either.
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