Scheduled release in: Q1 2009
Released for Verizon Wireless, the Nokia 7205 (Intrigue) has an external screen that illuminates when an incoming call or text is received. Consumers also play songs, or turn off the alarm clock to snooze a little longer without opening the phone. A large, bright internal screen includes a nature-inspired design setting called Habitat mode. When the Habitat mode is activated, contacts are presented in chronological order for an intuitive way to track contacts. The handset also comes with VCAST Music with Rhapsody to allow users to choose from over five million songs. They can download the master copy of their songs to a PC and sync their tracks, albums and playlists to their phone. The 7205 also has a microSD optional removable memory with up to 8GB for additional storage. Extra features include a 2.0-megapixel camera with flash and Bluetooth wireless technology.
Sleek, thin fold design with hidden-until-lit external display and opens up to show two different keymat color options, black to chrome fade or black to pink fade
Habitat Mode lets users assign a photo or a nature inspired icon to any contact — with background colors on the display screen changing throughout the course of the day
Fast uploads and easy access to social networking applications
Built-in 2.0-megapixel camera with flash
Calendar, calendar preview, alarm clock, stopwatch, world clock and calculator
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