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Some details about the Nokia 7510 Supernova and the Nokia 7xxx Supernova phones have been accidentally revealed at the company's Polish website. They removed the information shortly after it leaked in the Web, but a little too late to keep the secret.

The supposed specifications of the phones are as follows:

Nokia 7510 Supernova

 

• Weight: 124 g;
• Dimensions: 92 x 46 x 17 mm;
• Display: QVGA 16m colors, external monochrome 128×160 display;
• Network: Quad-band GSM/EDGE;
• Memory: 27MB internal, microSD support;
• OS: S40 (with active themes);
• Camera: 2Mpix with LED flash and 4x digital zoom; QCIF video recording at 15 FPS;
• Talktime: 3 days standby and 300 hours of talktime;
• Internet: OSS internet browser;
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.

Nokia has released its 7310 classic under a different name of Supernova.

A super name for an ordinary phone, I would say. It is now available fro about $230 in Asia, and probably won't leave this region.

Some of its key features include:

• Triband GSM;
• EDGE data;
• Series 40 OS;
• 2" QVGA display;
• FM radio;
• 2Mpix camera;
• microSD slot;
• 11.

Apparently NTT DoCoMo has licensed the Far EasTone Telecommunications to offer its i-mode service in Taiwan.

The latter has also partnered with Nokia to bring the service on a customized version of the 3G Nokia 6124 classic smartphone.

This is the first Nokia handset compatible i-mode.

Some of the phone's features include: S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 OS, HSDPA support, a QVGA display, and a 2Mpix camera.

Nokia 6500 Classic will soon get a new color - silver.

It should be available in a couple of weeks in the UK for the same price as the existing variant.

Some retailers like MobileFun in the UK are already accepting pre-orders.

Nokia has revealed its first NFC-enabled (Near Field Communications) 3G cell phone, the 6212 Classic.

For those who forgot or didn't know, NFC is a wireless technology developed by Nokia that provides easy interconnectivity between the two devices and allows for fast and convenient data interchange. The handset should be available for 200 EUR in Europe and Asia in the Q3 2008.

Nokia's new 1680 classic is the most affordable cameraphone the company has.

It comes with all the essential functions of a mobile phone (quad-band GSM, GPRS/EDGE data, 128x160 65K color TFT screen, poly/mp3 support, Java), and features a crappy VGA camera, which even has video capturing capability.

The price is just 50 Euros.

The new Nokia 3120 classic is a typical mid-end Nokia handset with a classic design, intuitive controls and all the most necessary features one can expect from such kind of phone. It should be available in the second quarter for 150 Euro.

Nokia 3120 classic key features:

• 3G connectivity;
• 2” QVGA display;
• 2Mpix camera with flash + VGA camera for video calls;
• Media player (MP3, MP4, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, etc.