E75 now available in the US.

The Nokia E75 is now available in the US at flagship stores in Chicago and New York. The E75 is a Symbian smartphone from Nokia (For those of you who don't know.), and it has both the 9 digit number pad with a slide out QWERTY board. Now this Nokia will set you back about $529.99 without a contract through the Nokia stores, and from what we heard from Symbian-Guru, it might be worth it.

Nokia E52 has 8 hours of talk time!

Nokia's replacement for the E51 will be the E52, no really I'm not lieing. The news about this device will be the amazing 8 hours of talk time and 23 days of standby... WOW. The E52 will come with a 2.4 inch, "Call Connect" to ensure you can be easily contacted through a single number. Support for Nokia Messaging, Mail for Exchange and IBM Lotus Notes Traveler are on the E52 so you can get any work email on the go. Media functions on the device will be a 3.2 MP camera, and A-GPS and HSPA connectivity. This Nokia will also be quad-band GSM for both the US and European market. It probably won't be launched until the second half of the year with a $326 price tag, sound worth it for the everyday business person that still wants to keep a low profile.

-Nokia via PhoneAreana

E71 with a 5MP cam and S60 FP2 gets an i?

UnWired View has, from a reliable source, that Nokia is getting ready to release an updated version of its E71, the E71i . The E71i unlike its sibling (E71) will have a 5 MP camera and running the latest version on SymbianOS (s60 FP2) like AT&T's E71x. Most likely this device will be announced sometime in October or September at Nokia World.