12th October 2005
The Nokia E60 is a Symbian Series 60 handset, and comes with expandable memory using RSMMC cards. The screen is a high density 352x416 pixel panel similar to that one the E70 and N90 handsets. In many respects, this is similar to the E70 in that it can work with Microsoft Office documents, has a WAP browser, supports several different types of email protocol from POP3 to Blackberry and has a multimedia player. All of this runs on the Symbian Series 60 operating system.
So perhaps what business users really want is a phone where they don't want the bother of having a camera, where they can have full-service email access in a conventionally sized handset, and where they can connect to the corporate network just by walking into the office. The combination of Bluetooth and 3G make the E60 an ideal way to get mobile internet access on a laptop too. And the phone's multimedia support means that people travelling on business can use it as an MP3 player if they want to.
Overall, the Nokia E60 is an intriguing device. It's up to business customers to decide if this is the right kind of device for them.
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