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Nokia E75 Cell Phone First Impressions Review - Messaging
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Marianne Schultz Published on February 17, 2009 Comment on this |
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Email
We fully expect the E75 to follow appropriately in the footsteps of its older sibling, the E71, in being a very capable email device. Its specs indicate it will support the POP3 and IMAP4 protocols and will be Microsoft Exchange compatible.
A demo Gmail account on the E75
Instant Messaging
The E75 does have a native instant messaging application but no demo accounts were set up on the unit we examined. The specs state that the E75's IM function uses "presence-enhanced contacts", which allows you to share your location with your contacts, and vice versa.
The only IM screen we were able to see on the demo unit
Text & Multimedia Messaging
The E75 is capable of text and multimedia messaging and includes something we wished for sorely on the E71 - a unified interface for both SMS and MMS messages. When creating a text message on the E75, you can easily choose to turn into an MMS message by adding media, as shown in the screenshot below.
A new text message with the media addition menu at the bottom
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