Nokia and Rogers Wireless announced the availability of the Nokia 7510, an Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) enabled handset available on Rogers TalkSpot, giving Canadians seamless access between a cellular and wireless home internet connection.

The stylish Nokia 7510 phone works over the Rogers Wireless GSM network and the wireless internet, or WiFi, to provide customers with greater mobility and an enhanced communication experience. Using the Nokia 7510 handset, Rogers TalkSpot customers can experience unlimited local calling at home without using their airtime minutes. The Nokia 7510 automatically switches from a wireless internet connection when the customer leaves their home calling zone, to a GSM network, without dropping a call or the customer noticing the switch.

The Nokia 7510 comes with two stylish Xpress-on changeable covers in fatal red and storm blue so users can personalize the stainless steel device.

Cool light effects on the external display stay hidden until needed to show information such as caller ID and a simple push of a button allows users to flip open their phone easily with one hand.

"The Nokia 7510 together with Rogers TalkSpot provides consumers the flexibility of using their cellular and wireless home internet connections, without the inconvenience of switching phones," said Richard White, General Manager of Nokia Canada. "The Canadian availability of this handset is another example of the wide range of fashionable and functional devices available in Nokia's product lineup that offer the best technology to consumers."

Additional features on the Nokia 7510 include:
- 2 megapixel camera with flash that takes videos
- OSS browser for a graphic rich PC-like browsing experience
- Up to 6 hours of talk time or 12 days of standby time
- 512 MB external memory included in box with support for up to 8 GB  with a microSD card

Nokia also has a range of Original Accessories which are the perfect partners to the Nokia 7510, including:
-   Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-102: Attractive, reliable and user friendly, this headset has a simple easy-fitting design and optional earloop that can be worn in either ear. It is a traditional headset that doesn't compromise function as it has an impressive talk time of 10 hours.
-   Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-103: Music or mobile, this headset automatically switches between favorite songs and important calls with one multifunctional button. It is comfortable to wear and comes with changeable earplugs and a neck strap for easy carrying.
-   Nokia 8GB Memory Card MU-43: Expand your phone's memory and store more photos and applications with this card.

The Nokia 7510 mobile phone is available for $49.99 with a three-year term at Rogers Wireless retail locations.

Courtesy: Nokia

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Posted by Naresh Koshti on 4 July, 2009 3:36:04 PM IST #