Its been more than one and a half weeks I have been using the Nokia E75. You can checkout the Part I , Part II and Part III of my Nokia E75 review. After using the phone for so many days I have realized that, Nokia E75 needs few improvements both in features and functionality.

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Reuters reports that Microsoft is showing some headway with its upcoming Windows Marketplace for Mobile. The company announced partnerships with Pandora, Facebook and the game wizards at Electronic Arts, among others, and will go ahead with plans to preview a demo version of the software store this week at CTIA.

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Now you don’t need to have a third party photo browsing application on your Nokia mobile phone as Nokia has developed and launched its own, Nokia Photo Browsing Application. This application lets you browse photos easily on your Nokia mobile mobile phone. The UI is designed in such a way that you can use your photos easily by using face detection technology. You can browse people’s faces in a image by finger flick. You can also zoom into images to check out minor details. This application can be a complimentary add-on for all Nokia phones with high resolution snappers. The photo browsing application is still in beta stage and is available for S60 5th Edition phone like the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. Nokia beta labs is also developing the application for other S60 devices. Check out the video below, which will educate you more about the awesome application. [Via]

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Happy Monday, everybody. Here’s another interesting item to kick off your week:

How would you like to connect a phone to your jacket, take a walk and power your cell at the same time? How about charging it just from the energy it takes to breath in and out?

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Nokia today has released one more upgrade for it first touch screen XpressMusic phone, Nokia 5800. The upgrade from Nokia focuses on, faster data downloads, improved email experience, improved search and in-device search experience. The upgrade will also make the interface a faster, reducing the download time. Other features include, new camcorder features, burst mode to take pictures without re-pressing the button, mobile dictionary with support for 38 languages and voice playback of words (text-to-speech technology). Now you can also check the updates for applications using the Application Update feature and update the applications directly (automatic updates can also be set). Download the update from Nokia Software Update .

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Like Linux? Seeing as more and more of today’s mobile phone operating systems are being based on Linux, maybe you do … or maybe you should.

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Looks like Motorola (NYSE: MOT) is finally getting around to releasing its version of an iPhone killer. Today, the company unveiled the Motorola Evoke QA4, a full touchscreen device that has integrated widgets that look much like the icons on the face of an iPhone.

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Nokia launched the E63 in November 2008. E63 is a cheap and really good alternative of the costly E71. Though the phone looks exactly like the E71, it is not that high-end as the E71. Even its plasticky body does not compete with the sleek body of Nokia E71. Though, E63 is not that feature packed as compared to the E71, it can be a much better alternative of the E71, Enterprise phone. [Pics via: ePrice]

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Don’t judge a book by it’s cover: Pantech’s Matrix and Matrix Pro look very similar, but one’s a messaging phone while the other is a full-on Windows Mobile smartphone. Which one’s for you? Watch and decid

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This is the Part III of the E75 review. Check out the Part I and the Part II of the Nokia E75 review.

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