Nokia recently announced that the famous Microsoft Live Hotmail will come with it’s messaging service that allows people access to their personal mail on their devices.

Nokia Messaging is currently free to download and use. It supports most of the major email providers such as Windows Live Hotmail, GMail,  Yahooo Mail and AOL Mail. Nokia Messaging allows the use of upto 10 email accounts.

Nokia said that Nokia Messaging service will be supported on 20 different devices such as the E66, E71, E75, E63 and N79. It also announced that the 5800 XpressMusic will support Nokia Messaging push email service by the end of May and that phones such as N97, N86 8MP and E55 will support it when they begin shipping.

Here is an extract from the press release from Nokia:

“We’ve come to understand that a key barrier for mass email adoption is not the lack of features, but the usability. Nokia Messaging was designed for ease of use and mobility. While offering people a full feature set, Nokia Messaging still minimizes user actions and simplifies the complex, such as eliminating the need to know technical information. This reduces confusion and the amount of time taken to set up and start using the service on the phone. By prioritizing common actions and needs, we bring the most relevant and frequently used actions upfront,” said Atif Hussein, Vice President, Products, Nokia Messaging. “With Nokia Messaging on the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, we bring the service to people no matter what their input preference – touch, qwerty or monoblock.”

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