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Nokia has finally announced the launch of their flagship N95 8GB handset in the U.S.

This Symbian S60 based 3G HSDPA-enabled smartphone should be available in Nokia flagship stores in New York and Chicago and from online retailers during this quarter.

You can get one unlocked for $749, or if you think the phone is too pricy wait until AT&T picks it up.

Many rumors have appeared in the net about the upcoming Nokia E71i, which is the E61 's successor.

As there is no official information about the device we will just tell you what we heard. :) So, the phone should be announced at 3GSM and will probably be released sometime in Q2 2008.

Nokia E71i features will include HSDPA and Wi-Fi support, GPS functionality, 3Mpix camera, and full support for device and memory card encryption.

FCC has recently approved the Nokia 5610 XpressMusic, a new mid-end easy-to-use music cell phone.

Apparently, it is a successor to the Nokia 5310 sporting a slider form factor and equipped with a 3Mpix camera.

For now there's no word from carriers who would like to offer this one, but you can always get the phone at a Nokia flagship store in New York or Chicago, or from the official website.

Just to let you know that the low-end Nokia 2505 Pink clamshell is already available in stores, and as you can see it looks quite stylish.

Girls will definitely find it attractive, especially when it comes bundled with some cool accessories.

And here's another Chinese clone, this time of the yet unavailable Nokia AEON.

The device is called GF-W168 and features a dual-touch display similar to the original, a touch-sensitive keypad, a 3Mpix camera, stereo Bluetooth, media player (3GP/MP4 video), dual band GSM connectivity.

Well, close enough to the real thing, but still not the same.

Goldstriker International, famous for making gold and diamond versions of popular gadgets, including phones and players, has added the 24 k Gold Nokia 8800 Arte to their collection.

The phone should be available by the end of January 2008 in the UK for GBP749.95 or $1489.70.

Nokia has once again delayed the launch of their N-Gage First Access service due to “unexpected difficulties”, as they say.

The delay shouldn't be long, but we definitely won't see the release until 2008.

Five pictures of the new Nokia N96 have recently leaked in the web.

They are nice, but unfortunately as always pop up without any details about the device itself. Basing on images we are able to find just a few specifications.

Well, N96 is a black slider phone, similar to the N81, with a 5Mpix camera with Carl Zeiss optics, a dual LED flash, and external music controls.

Chinese site ZOL has published a bunch of photos of the yet unannounced black Nokia 6300.

I must say that the phone looks simply great; the new black finish will definitely make it even more popular than it is today.

With almost no patience we wait for the official announcement...

Starting next week, Nokia will be launching a limited pre-release version of its long-awaited N-Gage service for the Nokia N81 or N81 8GB handsets. As it is not a full release yet, users will only have access to "one or more N-Gage games".

In addition, the company has opened a "First Access" forum to collect users' feedback and suggestions on improving the service.