Nokia E72 leaks out in promo video form

by Nilay Patel posted Jun 14th 2009 at 1:18PM

Looks like the E71 is about to be upstaged as Nokia's premier business-class smartphone -- someone in Espoo's just hit the corporate YouTube account with this promo video for an E72. Upgrades include a five megapixel camera, a relocated headphone jack, and what looks to be an optical mouse instead of a D-pad -- a welcome upgrade for click-happy S60. That's all we know for now, but we're digging for more -- check the video after the break.

Update: The YouTube video's been pulled, but luckily the guys from IntoMobile snagged it.

[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]

Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, Symbian

Tags: e72, leak, nokia, rumor, rumors, s60

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kngyn19 @ Jun 14th 2009 2:46PM

Oh my gosh, do want, do want. I love my E71, but this will be the phone to steal me away!

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Ryan @ Jun 14th 2009 5:51PM

Makes me glad I returned my E71 for the cheaper E63, I knew something improved/better was just around the corner.

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zephxiii @ Jun 14th 2009 10:50PM

They really need to start shipping this asap!

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mia @ Jun 15th 2009 7:08AM

nice...its a never ending game thought isn't it...the chase continues for that most awsome phone!!! Damn you Nokia...I may have been upset with the N97...but you sure do make dreamy phones to keep me in love with you.....lol

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dave @ Jun 15th 2009 8:48AM

15% of any Nokia phone at the NYC retail strore on E 56th Street, using the password "The Daddy"

This is from http://www.urbandaddy.com/home/nyc

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dave @ Jun 15th 2009 8:51AM

oops, E57th street

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Donald @ Jun 15th 2009 12:38PM

The E72, E73, E74 and any other E that Nokia releases won't mean a thing unless and until they reinstall Blackberry Connect or some other more enhanced mail service because Mail for Exchange is not nearly robust enough.

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Will @ Jun 16th 2009 1:32PM

Thank god I just returned my E71x. This thing is really what I've been waiting for--threaded text messaging, real 3g, and no carrier lockdown. I just hope this one finally has enough processing power and memory to give the user experience the recent Es have lacked.