Nothing officially jet, just a few more photos for the long awaited Nokia E71 device. Actually, we know almost everything about these phones; everything except what is Nokia waiting for!?!?

We got lot of photos, we got the User agent profiles that reveal most of the specification but we still have to wait for Nokia to officially announce new additions to the Eseries family and finally confirm all these speculations and rumours.

Speaking of the just leaked photos, the thing that especially caught my attention is photo with N95 8GB side by side. I just can't believe how thin this phone is, it is thinner than the supper model and dressed in the luxury suite made of the high qua... .. .

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More Live Nokia E71 Photos - full story

I already blog about the bad build quality of some of the latest Nokia Nseries and Eseries of phones that seem to cripple their businesses and irritate users as well. Many Nokia E90 owners have reported annoying background noise during phone calls, as well as tedious keyboard issue which is caused by the keyboard construction failure and bad choice of the keyboard material that leaves fingerprints on the screen.

Anyway, our KingRichard has managed to get the redesigned 3rd edition of the Nokia E90 model yesterday after the first shipment arrive the night before in Indonesia. It seems that Nokia is well aware of all these issues and is attempting to resolve them. The new improved Nokia E90 comes in the decent black su... .. .

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Hands On 'Improved' Nokia E90 Version! - full story

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Look! It's pretty and free! Though of course you're going to need a BlackBerry handset -- or a couple -- to make it all run smoothly, but we're sure Bell will help with that bit. The BlackBerry Unite! collaboration package is designed for families and small businesses to give them features like calendar sharing, mail access -- up to 10 accounts per person -- shared contacts, and access to shared files on the PC where the software is installed. Of course, there's a rub, the suite will only support 5 users, but that should hopefully float most peoples and some small home outfits boats. Now if only RIM would throw down some handsets to get the youngsters clamoring, then we'd really be talking.