This is the first Nokia N-Series model to be available from a service carrier. The N-Series clamshell is a 3G UMTS device with GSM and EDGE access and is said to be a fine fit for Cingular's new music service which will include everything related to music as long as it's downloadable wirelessly: Napster, Yahoo! , Windows Media Player and MP3 subscription music support, streaming music services like MobiRadio, Melodeo Mobilcast, and streaming XM Radio channels, etc. The N75 will have a dedicated menu for the listening pleasure of users, so going through the options will be part of the entertainment (foreplay for mobile music). Earlier Samsung's SYNC was offered to Cingular clients, but the smaller phone may just be too little for the amount of music access Cingular's service is offering.
Flat fees from Napster To Go $15 and Yahoo! Music $12 will make sure the service and the N75 will be an instant hit. Napster will even offer 30-second previews direct to your handset.
Cingular's Nokia N75 will be out this month.
