Nokia E72 NAM Got FCC Approval

After the Alcatel Miss Sixty Clamshell Phone, the FCC has also given an approval for the Nokia E72, that is said to available in the North American wireless providers with native 3G soon. Being the successor of the Nokia E71, the E72 NAM (North American) will features a QWERTY keyboard and an optical navigation pad that replaced of a traditional directional pad which already found on its predecessor. As an additional features include HSDPA connectivity, the S60 3rd Edition FP2 operating system, and a 5-megapixel camera. The GPS sensor now has compass support and there is an active noise cancellation feature. Thanks to an updated document viewer, Office 2007 format files can be read out of the box. The E72 NAM also support 850MHz band, makes it suitable for use on the AT&T and Rogers networks.

[ Via Electronista ]