Nokia faced questions on its product while it launched a business smartphone that has unfavoured Symbian OS. Nokia’s new E7, Windows Phone device would be out in the coming months. The E7 is a beautiful mobile which is similar to the N97, with a touch screen slides up in a tilted angle to expose QWERTY keyboard. It features a 4” capacitative touch screen with ClearBlack technology. An 8MP camera resides at the back and got16GB of built-in storage. You can even connect a USB flash drive to the mobile, from which you can easily transfer the files from your PC.
Nokia is marketing the E7 as the ultimate business smartphone, but the software does reflect that pitch. It’s fully compatible with Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint and Communicator. Various applications like QuickOffice let you work on-the-go. Other products include multi-tasking, Ovi services and built-in guides or tips on travel, restaurant, weather and hotels.
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