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OK, so what smartphone * Does audio, video, and still images (replete with a 3.2 megapixel camera)? * Comes unlocked (ready for a SIM) to connect to a GSM network? * Supports HSDPA (the faster of the two GSM flavored nets, the iPhone supports the slower one known as EDGE) * Can browse the Web via a cellular or WiFi connection? * Makes for both a great phone and a great messaging device (and can attach to corporate email)? * Has a hardware-based keyboard and a separate numeric keypad? * Has a removable battery? * Supports Bluetooth’s A2DP stereo headset profile? * Can open and edit Microsoft Office documents (and open PDF docs too)? * Supports the IMAP protocol for e-mail retrieval (better for folder support in email). If you guessed Nokia’s E90, you guessed right. OK, so the headline gave it away. While at Interop in NYC, I took a spin by Nokia’s booth where the E90 was on display. Now, I’ve given a lot of video attention to some of Nokia’s hottest mobile devices. In June of this year, I covered (via video) the N95 which comes with a 5-megapixel camera (is it a camera with a phone or a phone with a camera) and then last month, I covered (again, via video) the newer N95 as well as a prototype of the N81.

OK, so what smartphone * Does audio, video, and still images (replete with a 3.2 megapixel camera)? * Comes unlocked (ready for a SIM) to connect to a GSM network? * Supports HSDPA (the faster of the two GSM flavored nets, the iPhone supports the slower one known as EDGE) * Can browse the Web via a cellular or WiFi connection? * Makes for both a great phone and a great messaging device (and can attach to corporate email)? * Has a hardware-based keyboard and a separate numeric keypad? * Has a removable battery? * Supports Bluetooth’s A2DP stereo headset profile? * Can open and edit Microsoft Office documents (and open PDF docs too)? * Supports the IMAP protocol for e-mail retrieval (better for folder support in email). If you guessed Nokia’s E90, you guessed right. OK, so the headline gave it away. While at Interop in NYC, I took a spin by Nokia’s booth where the E90 was on display. Now, I’ve given a lot of video attention to some of Nokia’s hottest mobile devices. In June of this year, I covered (via video) the N95 which comes with a 5-megapixel camera (is it a camera with a phone or a phone with a camera) and then last month, I covered (again, via video) the newer N95 as well as a prototype of the N81.

OK, so what smartphone * Does audio, video, and still images (replete with a 3.2 megapixel camera)? * Comes unlocked (ready for a SIM) to connect to a GSM network? * Supports HSDPA (the faster of the two GSM flavored nets, the iPhone supports the slower one known as EDGE) * Can browse the Web via a cellular or WiFi connection? * Makes for both a great phone and a great messaging device (and can attach to corporate email)? * Has a hardware-based keyboard and a separate numeric keypad? * Has a removable battery? * Supports Bluetooth’s A2DP stereo headset profile? * Can open and edit Microsoft Office documents (and open PDF docs too)? * Supports the IMAP protocol for e-mail retrieval (better for folder support in email). If you guessed Nokia’s E90, you guessed right. OK, so the headline gave it away. While at Interop in NYC, I took a spin by Nokia’s booth where the E90 was on display. Now, I’ve given a lot of video attention to some of Nokia’s hottest mobile devices. In June of this year, I covered (via video) the N95 which comes with a 5-megapixel camera (is it a camera with a phone or a phone with a camera) and then last month, I covered (again, via video) the newer N95 as well as a prototype of the N81.