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Here's a nice video tour of the Nokia N85 made by PhoneScoop.

Nokia's three new XpressMusic handsets have surfaced today, a day before their official launch. They are:

5030 XpressMusic: an entry-level candybar with a powerful speaker on the back, a built-in FM transmitter and no camera. The battery should provide up to 24 hours of music playback and will hit the shelves in Q2 for just €40 ($51).

Here's a new video demo of the Nokia E55 smartphone. Enjoy!

T-Mobile USA has added two additional color options for its popular mid-range Nokia 5310 XpressMusic handset. Those are “White Aqua” and “White Silver” versions, which apart from the new color scheme don't offer anything new in terms of specs. Both are already available now for free on a 2-year contract, so if you're interested, head over to T-Mobile’s online store.

Several new pictures of the stylish Nokia Intrigue 7205 flip were leaked today. The phone was first heard of a year ago, and now it's on the current Verizon Rebate Form. There will be two color versions available: the all-black one with a cubic d-pad, and one with a pink keypad and flowery d-pad.

Other features include a QVGA display, 2Mpix camera, Bluetooth, VCast video, Mobile Web, and microSD memory card slot.

Today eXpansys came up with new sets, dates, and pricing for the upcoming Nokia N97 smartphone, which according to the information on the site will cost a mindspinning $1075. That's too expensive even with a carrier subsidy. Anyway, it should start shipping on June 23rd, so you'd better prepare a fat amount of cash by hen, if you're planning of buying this one.

If this picture is not fake, we'll be seeing a red colored Nokia E55 when it's released along with the black and white versions. The device should be available soon for 265 Euros, though we don't know whether it will go on sale at the same time as the originally announced options.

The North American version of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is now available in Nokia’s retail stores. The price is $399, which is a bit higher than the original $360 when the handset was announced.

Those who benefited from the Valentine’s Day pre-order discount should receive it in the next few days.

If these screens are real, then someone has actually managed to install Windows 3.1 onto a Symbian-powered Nokia N95. The hacker used DOSBox to emulate the x86-class CPU on the handset in order to install Microsoft's 17 year old system. Um, cool?

Several live shots of the new Nokia 6720 have surfaced today and should provide further insight on this handset. Check them out below.

Features:

• Quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz);
• Tri-band UMTS;
• 5Mpix camera;
• Noise reduction technology;
• aGPS navigation;
• 20-day standby time

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