New Nokia E52 Boasts Long Battery Life
Another E-Series phone from Nokia is revealed – Nokia E52. This phone promises 8 hours of talk time and stand by time of 23 days!
There are other impressive features that are included in this phone like noise cancellation. You will be heard clearly no how noisy your surroundings will be.
E-Series device will include A-GPS, high-speed HSDPA and HSUPA connections, and a 3.2-megapixel camera.
Mobile VPN is built in to make it easy to access company intranets. This comes with Call Connect support, which enables businesses to integrate Nokia mobile devices with corporate phone systems, enabling users to be contactable through a single number, have a single voicemail box and offer least-cost call routing.
Getting up and running with email is simple. Support for Nokia Messaging, Mail for Exchange and IBM Lotus Notes Traveller make it simple to add personal or work email accounts to the device and the new to the E52 email user interface makes accessing your email a joy.
The Nokia E52 will ship with a 1GB microSD card and a free 60 day trial for Files on Ovi. It’ll be available in two colours, metal grey and golden aluminium which will help show off the 2.4-inch display (which also has automatic landscape support). The device also sports a compass alongside Nokia Maps and A-GPS. Plus, with speedy HSDPA (10.2Mb per second) and newer HSUPA upload access at up to 2Mb per second, the E52 is equipped for effortless content sharing on the move.
It is possible that this device will be as popular as Nokia’s 6310i, which had excellent battery life and was very popular with business users.
E52 will be ideal for people who are always on the phone and use email on the move.
The Nokia E52 is expected to be available on sale in the second half of this year.
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January 13th, 2010 at 11:39
Say what you will, Nokia are still top of their game. I’d prefer a Nokia to an Iphone anyday