
For our Canadian readers, the rumour mill is telling us that the cell phone maker is chatting it up with Rogers about a possible launch there as well.
The good people at Nokia heard our plea and added Wi-Fi and USB support to the E62 smartphone, as well as reminding us that it will be compatible with BlackBerry thanks to the “BlackBerry Connect” software. Other key features include GPRS/EDGE for data, Bluetooth 1.2 for your wireless needs, and QuickOffice for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. As expected, the E62 will run on Symbian 9.1 and S60 3.0, and will stick with the dual-band GSM (850/1900) dance.




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