Published: 21 Feb 2007 11:44 GMT
Nokia E65
The Nokia E65 offers business users a new option in terms of design, as it's a slider phone. It has a 32-bit colour display, and there's a new one-touch key on the front that gives you quick access to frequently used applications.
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