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Several photos of the rumored Motorola ZN5 cameraphone appeared at the Chinese KeySJ site.

The phone measures 11.8mm thick, has a 5Mpix Kodak-branded camera with xenon flash, “hybrid” keyboard (same as on the ROKR E8), and runs Motorola’s Linux – Java OS. 

That's all for now. Check out the photos.

A new cameraphone from LG has been introduced today by the Photography Blog, the LG KF750 codenamed Secret. There isn’t much info available right now, so we'll just specify what we know at the moment:

• 11.8-mm slider;
• 5Mpix camera capable of shooting DivX video at 120 fps;
• 2.4" touch-screen with haptic feedback;
• Suite of mobile Google apps;
• Bluetooth

The phone should be released in Europe in May.

As promised back in February, Samsung announced the European version of its flagship U900 Soul phone.

The first markets to get it are France, the UK, and Germany, followed by the rest of Europe. The stateside release is still a question, as the phone doesn't support U.S. bands.

One can get the Soul for €400 (~$632). Here are some of its key features:

• 5Mpix AF camera with face detection and image stabilization;
• 7.

Sony Ericsson has got a new cool cameraphone.

This here is the Cyber-shot W61S, a new handset with a 5.11Mpix camera with 3x optical zoom, smile shutter technology, and "Exmor" CMOS matrix. In rest the phone support for EV-DO Rev.A technology, and features a large screen and GPS functionality. See more details below...

Sony Ericsson W61S Specifications:

• Dimensions: 50x114x22 mm;
• Weight: 149 g;
• Networks: CDMA1X WIN;
• Camera: 5.

The new Nokia 6220 Classic has been approved yesterday by the FCC.

It is a high-end cameraphone with a 5Mpix camera with Xenon flash and geotagging capability, thanks to integrated GPS, as well as the ability to shoot videos at 30fps in VGA resolution.

Also it runs on the latest version of the S60 operating system, has a TV-out port, but unfortunately lacks Wi-Fi connectivity.