Consumers wanting a feature packed mobile only have to look as far as the new Nokia 6730 classic, which begins shipping in June 2009 and will be available exclusively across Vodafone's global footprint. Mobile internet, Vodafone Music Client and personal and business email access along with mobile navigation capabilities are all included in the Nokia 6730 classic. The Nokia classic 6730 cell phone utilises S60 software which means customers can easily download their choice of additional applications from the internet.

Nokia intros the Nokia 6600i slide, a timeless beauty for imaging and sharing. The beauty is Nokia’s smallest 5 megapixel slider to date, and having it in your pocket you will never miss a moment to bring stories alive with the great snapshots. In addition to its superb imaging capabilities, the Nokia 6600i slide cell phone indulges the quality-conscious consumer with its compact and elegant design which it has inherited from the commended Nokia 6600 slide. The brushed steel covers and chrome center key constitute both understated elegance as well as visual simplicity, and discreet tap commands bring the display alive, snooze alerts and silence or reject incoming phone calls.

The E71 is considered Nokia's most recent hit. With this handset, Nokia was able to hold the consumer's attention in this strongly competitive market. The times of the traditional phone manufacturer and the success that undoubtedly came with it, are definitely a thing of the past. Electronic giants such as Samsung and HTC, as well as LG, demand their market share. The Nokia E75 is expected to prolong the success of its predecessor, at which the Nokia messaging feature is very likely to help.

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The Nokia 7020 comes Internet-ready, and works with Nokia's range of emerging market services such as Nokia Life Tools and Ovi Mail, creating solutions that help people get ahead. "The power of the internet is undeniable," says Alex Lambeek, Vice President at Nokia. "We've seen mobile technologies catalyze the growth of the informal sector across the world, empowering local entrepreneurs and having an immediate and lasting impact on people's lives. Services like Nokia Life Tools and Ovi Mail, combined with the Nokia 7020 mobile phone we're launching today, brings powerful solutions that can be the gateway to knowledge, entertainment and people, without the need for a PC."

Nokia brings emerging market Internet closer to reality with the announcement of a new mobile phone that opens the door to information, entertainment, family and friends. The Nokia 2720 fold comes Internet-ready, and works with Nokia's range of emerging market services such as Nokia Life Tools and Ovi Mail, creating solutions that help people get ahead. "The power of the internet is undeniable," says Alex Lambeek, Vice President at Nokia. "We've seen mobile technologies catalyze the growth of the informal sector across the world, empowering local entrepreneurs and having an immediate and lasting impact on people's lives."

Nokia brings emerging market Internet closer to reality with the announcement of a new mobile phone that opens the door to information, entertainment, family and friends. The Nokia 2730 classic comes Internet-ready, and works with Nokia's range of emerging market services such as Nokia Life Tools and Ovi Mail, creating solutions that help people get ahead.

Nokia is known to divide its GSM devices into various categories. These categories can be recognized by the first figure of the type number. The 1*** series for example, is the simplest model. The series 6*** and 9*** aim at the corporate user. The 8*** series phones have a more stylish appearance, whereas the 7*** series is the trendy line of the Finnish company. Most mobile phone users are aware of this. The consumer often knows in advance which series appeals most to him or her, something that strengthens Nokia during the introduction of a new type of mobile phone.

• Read our full Nokia 7610 review.

The Nokia 5800 is often thought to be the first Nokia touchscreen mobile phone. However, in 2003 the Finnish company already launched the Nokia 7710 with a large touchscreen, and since then, no new models were added. This model did not become a success, partly due to the strange way of calling with this device. The microphone and the speaker were placed on the side, making it rather awkward to hold the cell phone. At present, the 5800 XpressMusic is able to strengthen Nokia's portfolio and battle the touchscreen phones of other brands.

• Read our full Nokia 5800 review.

Nokia mobile unveiled the latest arrival in the company’s E-series handset portfolio, the Nokia E52. The new compact cell phone joins the recently announced Nokia E75 and Nokia E55 in Nokia’s range of productivity optimized smartphones. The new Nokia E52 cell phone also integrates seamlessly with corporate telephony systems, effectively complementing or replacing the need for a desk phone. Solutions like Call Connect - which integrate Nokia mobile devices with PBXs from industry leaders like Cisco and Alcatel-Lucent - allow people to be reachable through one number, help companies have less smartphones and voicemail boxes to manage, and enable cost control through features like least cost routing.

The smallest Nokia headset to date, the Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-804 has received honorary mention in the Finnish design competition The Fennia Prize - Good design grows global. The award ceremony was held in Helsinki. The Fennia Prize is a competition for firms and companies rewarding the exemplary use and application of design in business - companies for which design is a central means of product development and brand construction. The honorary mention for the Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-804 was one of the 18 products or product concepts to be chosen to receive this recognition.