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Mark from Nokiablog was at the Eseries Social Media meetup in NYC where he caught the US Director of Eseries marketing, Hugo Hernandez carrying a white Nokia E75. Currently, Nokia has only two colors on offer – Red and Black.

While he did not divulge the exact release date, he did say that “it’s coming,” which actually does not confirm if it will be available next week, month or year.

Color additions help to spurt the sales of a device temporarily and Nokia might be considering the same for E75, which had a 50 percent discount in a recent three hour sale from Nokia USA.

On a personal note, I don’t care if it helps Nokia sales figures but the white hue on E75 looks pretty good and maybe it will make fingerprints less visible.

[Via Nokiablog]

Here it is. Nokia unveiled the E75 in India a couple of days back and today we got a chance to play with it. Our first impression: yet another good looking E Series phone with a snappy UI. Expect a full fledged review soon.

Nokia has announced the availability of E75 messaging phone in India. Available in Red or Silver Black for Rs. 26,299, the phone ensures complete email and messaging services integration and support for up to 16 email accounts.

The phone also includes 3.2 megapixel camera with flash, media player, FM Radio, A-GPS, built-in VPN and accelerometer.

Yes, it’s coming out next week. I have registered with the Nokia Dealer who has promised to reveal the price as soon as the phone is available (obvious?!). Anyways, expect it to be around Rs. 25,000.

Nokia finally announced the horizontal QWERTY phone, E75 and an unexpected E55. E55 has a compact QWERTY keyboard, which in other words is Nokia’s version of SureType keyboard. Both the phones come with GPS, 3 megapixel camera, N-gage and Ovi support. E55 also boasts a month of standby time.

E75 will ship from March at a price of 375 Euros while E55 will ship in Q2 at an estimated price of 265 Euros.

Two other phones announced were 6710 Navigator for excellent GPS navigation and 6720 Classic that offers good voice clarity with active noise cancellation technology and 20 days of standby time. Both the phones are equipped with 5MP Carl Zeiss lens with dual LEDs. 6710 Navigator will come in Q2 at a price of 245 Euros and 6720 Classic in Q3 for 300 Euros.

Nokia also announced its application store dubbed as Ovi Store. The store will offer applications for both S40 and S60 devices and will start its commercial operations in May. Ovi Store features a revolutionary Social Location feature that recommends apps based on user’s social connections and physical location.

Reuters is confirming a no-brainer rumor that gained momentum in the past few weeks. According to its two industry sources, Nokia will be unveiling its horizontal QWERTY Eseries slider, E75 and also their version of app store at the MWC next week.

Eldar Murtazin had already said Nokia was giving the finishing touches to the store. On the other hand, E75 which first came out in September last year, made couple of appearances this year and finally getting listed at an e-tailer giving us a clear indication about its imminent launch.

[Via Reuters]

The product listing at eXpansys’ UK and French site makes it fairly certain that E75 will be launched at MWC next week and will hit the retail shelves on March 13. The phone as we have known from the previous leaks, has a 2.4-inch screen, Wi-Fi, HSDPA, Bluetooth, Quad-band GSM support, microSD slot, 3.5mm audio jack, aGPS, FM Radio and music player. eXpansys will sell it for GBP389.99 or USD583 when it comes out in March.

eXpansys UK
eXpansys France

[Via Symbianguru]

Coming from the Vietnamese land, E75 has been caught in the wild for the third time. The specs are not surprising – 2.4-inch screen, Wi-Fi, HSDPA, 3.2MP snapper, GPS and a 3.5mm audio jack. Expect it to be announced at the MWC in the coming days.

[sohoa via Crave]

Nokia E75 was first discovered in September last year when Nokia slipped out the marketing materials of the phone. There were no other details at that time except the QWERTY slide-out keyboard. Now DailyMobile has managed to get their hands on the device and pictured it from every angle to suffice our geeky eyes. The phone belonging to the E Series is a bit superior when compared to its XpressMusic sibling that also sports dual keypads. It will have a 2.4-inch screen, 3.2 megapixel camera, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, metallic surface at the back (just like E71) and microSD slot.

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