[Nokia's new 6822 tri-band supports BlackBerry Connect and Bluetooth and features a VGA camera for video recording and playback and the case opens into a full messaging keyboard.]

New York -- Nokia today announced the latest addition to its successful line of messaging devices with the introduction of the Nokia 6822. Like its predecessors in Nokia's messaging portfolio, the new Nokia 6822 has a unique design that opens into a full messaging keyboard for richer messaging and documentation. The new model also has an advanced VGA camera, and 65K color display.

The compact messaging device supports a wide range of e-mail and instant messaging solutions, easy-to-use Personal Information Management (PIM) capabilities and wireless data synchronization. The company plans to make the Nokia 6822 available in the first quarter of 2005 in EMEA and the Americas.

Users of the Nokia 6822 benefit from carrying a single device that is versatile enough for both personal and business use. The compact device supports multiple email accounts and calendars and can be synchronized from device to PC with a few steps. Configuration is easy for email, messaging or Internet browsing via over-the-air settings available from most network operators. The phone also includes pre-installed mobile applications for private and business use.

Key features include:

- Easy-to-use design tailored for effective messaging in personal and business environments

- A tri-band world phone operating in GSM/GPRS/EGPRS networks

- A variety of email solutions with support for IMAP4, POP3 SMTP and SyncML and support for BlackBerry Connect

- Instant messaging

- Five party conference calling with integrated speakerphone and voice commands

- Integrated VGA camera that supports video and use in 'night mode'

- High speed xHTML Internet browsing with SSL/TLS security

- Remote and local synchronization of calendar, contacts, notes and to-do list with a compatible PC using Bluetooth connectivity, infrared or data cable

- Bluetooth technology enables use of wireless enhancements like car kits and headsets

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