Aug/Sept 2007

Believe it or not, this Nokia E51 phone is marketed as a business tool - nice for staff who might also enjoy features such as its built-in 2 megapixel camera, FM radio and MP3 player. It also has a more user-friendly customisable 'home' screen. There's even a USB socket, although evidently you can't charge it through this.

Other attractive features for business or personal use include a set of one-touch keys giving access to key contacts, calendar and so on; set-up configuration wizards; and potential for integration with various business email solutions, including Nokia Intellisync and Mail for Exchange (to communicate with Microsoft Exchange Server).

Consultancy Ovum reckons the addition of HSDPA and Wi-Fi connectivity are keys to its business appeal.