The top of Nokia's range of products have been the toys of businessmen, Communicator handsets, for a long time. The smartphones that can be opened on their longer sides make the impression of a conventional phone when closed, while when opened we get to see the huge display and the QWERTY keyboard. In the first communicator this duality manifested in two separate phones, the internal one working as a Symbian Series 80-based smartphone. Eseries E90 Communicator gave up this duality and the Series 80 interface too, and instead it has been produced as a device based on Series 60, all of its features being accessible both on the external and the internal screen. Eseries E90 has other interesting aspects, as opposed to previous communicators it has great multimedia and data transfer features too. According to the sources of IT168.com the Finnish manufacturer is working hard on the model's successor, as the bit large E90 has a series of competitors. The only infos that seem to be sure about the new model are that it will have a design similar to the predecessor's, but its camera will be a 5 megapixel one with autofocus, it's internal memory being 8 GB large. It is not yet known if the newcomer will be smaller in size, while some sources refer to the phone simply as E90i.
Nokia E90 Communicator
Translated by Szaszati
