With the Nokia 6800, mobile professionals can manage their messages and email while on the move. Users can write messages with the cover closed or open the cover to reveal a full keyboard for easy messaging. The display image also seamlessly changes its orientation to match the horizontal layout of the keyboard. For example, users can start writing a message with the cover closed and continue after opening the cover.
“The unique design of the Nokia 6800 enables mobile professionals to be as efficient as possible while away from the office. In today’s world, messaging is a cornerstone of business life and the Nokia 6800 allows people to message efficiently without any compromise in the features they have come to expect from Nokia. The full keyboard and excellent color display are ideal when users are creating text messages, multimedia messages or email,” said Erik Anderson, Senior Vice President, Business Applications, Nokia Mobile Phones. “Other technology features, such as Java and SyncML, mean that users of the Nokia 6800 can have more personalized content, Java games and synchronization capabilities, making it a versatile device for both work and leisure.”
A powerful set of technology features helps Nokia 6800 users manage their work and personal lives with maximum convenience. JavaTM technology allows users to download personalized applications either using the WAP 1.2.1 browser or from a PC via the Nokia PC Suite. The Nokia 6800 also has a mobile email client (supporting POP3, IMAP4 and SMTP) that lets users manage their email quickly over HSCSD and GPRS networks. The notes application allows users to type notes of up to 3000 characters.
The Nokia 6800, via its Pop-PortTM connector, supports the Nokia Camera Headset, also launched today, which enables users to take digital images to send as MMS messages to other compatible MMS-enabled phones.* The Nokia 6800 messaging device also supports car kit installation with a mobile holder.
SyncML compatibility allows users of the Nokia 6800 to synchronize personal data remotely over the network. With SyncML, personal data such as calendars and contact information can be consistent, accessible and up-to-date.
The Nokia 6800 also incorporates a mobile wallet application, which allows users to make convenient and reliable online transactions via WAP. The security module, Wireless Identity Module (WIM), enables users to digitally sign their transactions, and includes Wireless Public Key Infrastructure (WPKI) support.
Polyphonic ringtones and an integrated stereo FM radio offer a high-quality sound experience, together with an integrated handsfree speaker that makes it possible to conduct a conference call or listen to the radio.** When speaking on the phone, users can activate the integrated handsfree speaker by opening the cover and continuing to talk while accessing calendar information or sending a message.
The Nokia 6800 weighs 122 g and has a talk time of up to 3 to 7 hours and a standby time of up to 7 to 15 days.
Developers interested in creating software applications the Nokia 6800 can source product specifications, get technical assistance and download tools from Forum Nokia, Nokia's global developer program, at http://www.Forum.Nokia.com.
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Further information:
Nokia Mobile Phones
Communications
Tel: +358 7180 08000
E-mail: nokia.mobile.phones@nokia.com
www.nokia.com
Pictures of the Nokia 6800 messaging device are available at www.nokia.com/press
* Please note that the MMS related services are dependent on the network as well as on the compatibility of the devices used and the content formats supported.
**Note: the headset must be used as an antenna when listening to the FM radio via the handsfree speaker.