Nokia 6086 Technologies Radio Classic Design

Another unassuming Nokia clamshell with hidden depths – it is essentially a Nokia 6085 with WiFi and added UMA-based VOIP calling, as is the Nokia 6136. In fact, 6086 is almost just a little cut off from the 6136 version. Orange will be one of the first operators to pick up the 6086. Nokia

annual Capital Market Days takes place today in Amsterdam, Nokia unveiled its latest multimode UMA (Unlicensed Mobile Access) handset, the Nokia 6086, allowing consumers to stay in touch – in any What environment. Designed for consumers who strive for simplicity and value for money, the quad-band GSM and UMA-enabled mobile hides its sophisticated circuits within a classic design with a large keypad and intuitive menu. The Nokia 6086 is expected to begin during shipment in the first quarter of 2007 with an estimated street price of 200 euros before taxes or subsidies.

The key to the success of the Nokia 6086 – UMA and technology for this story – is the consumer’s experience seamless, says Kai Oistamo, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Mobile Phones, Nokia . On the basis of a number of successful attempts UMA, the Nokia 6086 has proven to be a top-performer, impeccably passage of quad-band GSM coverage WLAN, as required by the environment. The Nokia 6086 has managed to integrate technologies radio them to be completely transparent for the consumer.

Other standard features of the Nokia 6086 include:
- Camcorder and video player
- Son-free use enhancement and synchronization via Bluetooth
- Cameras VGA with 4x digital zoom
- 6 MB of free user memory and microSD slot for storing your music
- Up to 5 hours talk time, 10 days of standby

With UMA technology, the Nokia 6086 benefits both operators, enabling them to offer voice and data services to their subscribers over WLAN, the reduction of costs associated with their network deployment and increasing the availability of mobile services.

Orange will be one of the first operators to offer the Nokia 6086. The handset will be added to Orange Unik (UMA) offer that was announced in September and which was launched in France, the Netherlands, United Kingdom and soon in Spain and Poland.

Our Unik offer combines the best of fixed and mobile communications in a single device, allowing customers to use a telephone to meet all their needs – with a single number, a notebook d ‘addresses, an answering machine and one bill, says Yves Maitre, Vice President, Devices, Orange. Already, customers can choose from the widest range of UMA phones. The addition of the Nokia 6086 enhances our offering Unik and builds on the strong tradition that we have to work with Nokia to combine advanced technology with exceptional ease of use.

AMU is a cost-effective way to expand cellular operators to extend their coverage for voice and data services to homes and businesses where it might be too difficult or expensive to build cellular coverage inside. While consumers reap the benefits of better indoor coverage using aa single number, UMA enables operators to fully utilize their assets via cellular radio alternative methods.

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