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Nokia's online store for Spain has a Nokia N78 in pearl white color.

However, the device is not available for order yet, but the price is there - 419 Euro.

The Nokia N78 has integrated A-GPS with free Nokia Maps, WLAN and high-speed HSPDA 3G connectivity, a 3.2Mpix camera with Carl Zeiss optics, and microSD card support.

AT&T started selling WiFi-less BlackBerry 8110.

This model looks like the BlackBerry Pearl 8120; it comes in a choice of red and "titanium", lacks Wi-Fi, but adds GPS navigation instead.

You can get the 8110 now for $149.99 after contract and rebates, $50 cheaper than its counterpart.

The new Airis T482 GPS-enabled PDA Phone will be available within a few days in France, and possibly later throughout the rest of Europe. The handset will retail for 424 Euros with French maps or for 478 Euros with Europe wide coverage.

Known specs are as following:

• Quad-band (850/900/1800/1900 MHz);
• 3.2" touchscreen;
• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth;
• Marvel PXA270 processor and Philips Grangonfly SS6120 processors;
• 128MB of ROM and 64MB of RAM;
• GPS chip SiRFStar III and CoPilot Live 7 software (optional);
• FM Radio;
• microSD card slot;
• Windows Mobile 6 OS;
• Dimensions: 125×62x14 mm;
• Weight: 165 grams.

FCC has recently revealed the new Samsung SGH-i788, and apparently it is the U.S. version of the existing i780 model.

It is quite possible that the new model won't feature all the same specs as its older brother (HSDPA, GPS or Wi-Fi may be lacking on this one), but it will surely keep the touchscreen, and will most likely run the latest Windows Mobile 6.1 OS.

Stay tuned for more details.

AT&T announced the availability of the Motorola Z9, the slider variant of the RAZR2 V9.

The phone comes in a deep burgundy color and features a 2Mpix camera, integrated GPS, microSD slot for additional memory and an MP3 player.

The carrier offers the Moto Z9 for $149.99 after an on-line discount and a 2-year service agreement.

Apparently, the launch of the anticipated RIM BlackBerry 9000 will be delayed until July or August, instead of late May as previously rumored.

The device will be available from AT&T and will feature integrated GPS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, 2 or 3.2 megapixel camera, as well as support for GSM and 3G HSDPA networks.

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.

T-Mobile announced the availability of the new BlackBerry 8820 for its HotSpot@Home service line-up.

The smartphone is Wi-Fi- and GPS-capable, and takes advantage of Blackberry Maps, as well as TeleNav and myFaves services.

This model lacks the camera, which could mean that 8820 is a business device. Other features include microSD slot supporting up to 4GB, Bluetooth, voice dialing and many more.

Just to let you know, the Nokia N95 8GB will soon be available in the U.S. with six months of free turn-by-turn directions and voice guidance in Nokia Maps.

"Now with A-GPS, Nokia N95 8GB owners can quickly navigate to their locations using Nokia Maps faster and can access maps for over 150 countries, including a selection of preloaded US state maps. The Nokia N95 8GB will also support Nokia Share Online 3.

The upcoming Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 is probably the most anticipated handset to date. And despite the launch date is pretty far away from now, one can pre-order the phone today from one of the following online retailers:

• MobileCityOnline - $999;
• WirelessGalaxy - $1428 (insane!);
• Smart Mobile Gadgets - $979.94;
• CellHUT - $699 (quite reasonable);
• Clove Technology - just £395!

Just remember, the real price for the X1 wasn't officially announced yet.