The Nokia E72 is currently the must-have Nokia Eseries business phone, but so far, its been limited to only three rather plain and overused colors (except for the last one): black, gray and topaz brown. However, it looks like things are about to change very soon, and those who would like to express themselves through

They say never mix business and pleasure. But that’s exactly what this Eseries device does… and we love it! Vox pop xMichaelsfX: ‘Really hot device… hottest Symbian Device out there’ . Continue the #SexiestNokia conversation on Twitter here. #SexiestNokia top 3 on the way! Pic: The Nokia Blog

Gregg003 has made it his mission to compare the newest Eseries device to its predecessor, and determine whether the E72 is a worthy upgrade. So far hes posted about the hardware, saying it was a giant leap forward, and now tackles whats under the hood. Screenshots aplenty adorn the piece, along with reports on stability

You may have heard myself praise Nokia's 'hero' battery, the Lithium-Polymer BP-4L, rated at 1500mAh, and used in everything from the E61 to the E90, most Eseries devices seem to be based on it, plus it's the core of the likes of the 6650 and N97. Anyway, it turns out that David Gilson (of this parish) reviewed a third party 'drop in' (i.e. no new phone back needed) r...

At least according to Vinit from Geek Tech, who has shared his peek into the contents of the box, and initial thoughts on the device. Its the first time hes had an Eseries device, and from his reaction I think he likes what he sees - very excited, slim and sexyI could go on, but you

Andrew Currie has been typing on a whole swathe of Nokia devices for some time, and he thought it was high time to let readers of his Open Attitude pages know which is easiest to use (it may or may not be the N900 pictured). He pitches Eseries against Nseries, candybar against slider, flat keys

"Maybe I've got a metal fetish, but there's just something about handling cool metal that makes me fall in love with a phone. I started with the Nokia N93, then (in approximate order) Nokia E90, Nokia E61i, Motorola Z10 and now the N97 mini, built to Eseries standards by those nice folk in the Nseries team. And, as part of my attempt to do real world comparisons between the best the Symb...

Nokia now has four series of mobiles which are the Xseries, Nseries, Eseries and the Cseries.

  Nokia announced its first ever handset from the  Cseries range of phones today and it was named the Nokia C5. Nokia explains that among its core range of products, the Nseries will include Nokia’s most technologically advanced devices, the Eseries will consist of business-oriented handsets, the Xseries will focus on “social entertainment” while the Cseries

The launch of Nokia C5, the first Nokias phone under new C-series, has caused a lot of confusion about Nokia mobile phones and naming conventions. Nokias official blog today wrote an interesting article about naming conventions of Nokia phone. Currently, Nokia has four series of mobile phone Cseries, Xseries, Eseries and Nseries. The Eseries