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Nokia has announced a bunch of low-end phone models - 2720, 2730, and 7020. All three offer email and basic web access for those short on cash. The 2720 is a 55-worth (about $74) basic clamshell scheduled for release in the third quarter. The 2730 is a basic 3G-capable candybar, which will also be available in the third quarter for 80 (about $108).

This new Nokia 6750 Mural is pretty similar to the older Nokia 6650, which was released back in November, although it comes in a classy glossy finish, and has external music keys. Other highlights include a 2Mpix camera, Bluetooth support, and a microSD memory card slot.

The phone has recently been approved by the FCC, and will be released in the U.S.

Yep, we also wonder if it's a leaked picture of the upcoming Nokia 5900 touchscreen phone, or of it's accurate Chinese clone. We expect it to be the latter, as this Nokia 5900 (or Nokla?) lacks 3G support, which is unexcusable for a high-end handset. Other than that, the handset should feature a 3.5" touchscreen, 5Mpix camera, 3.5mm headphone jack and a kickstand.

Nokia has released the NAM version of its E75 handset in flagship stores in New York or Chicago. But be ready to spend some serious cash, as you won't get it cheaper than for $529.99.

Nokia is getting ready to release it's new E71i, a variant of the E71 model. It will include the S60 Feature Pack 2, as well as a 5Mpix camera, and some additional color options. So now you have a choise: get a E71x for a penny at Amazon, or wait for this.

Nokia has introduced a new E-series smartphone with the model number E52. It is pretty similar to the E55, except that it has a numeric keypad instead of a QWERTY one. It will be available in silver or brown colors in the second half of 2009 for €245, and will have the following features:

• 2.4" QVGA display;
• HSDPA/HSUPA connectivity;
• GPS navigation;
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It may look like Nokia E71x, but it's actually the black version of E71x’s younger sibling, the E63. We know it will be sold in Europe, but fail to say when and for how much.

It's always nice to see additional colors for popular handsets.

Wow, how do you like that: the newly released $99-worth Nokia E71x from AT&T, is now available at Amazon for just $0.01 (in other words - free), if you prolong your service period for 2 whole years. The offer is available here.

The anticipated Nokia N97 cameraphone now has a preview webpage. The site displays several animations that show off the phone's features in all their excitement.
Also there's an option to pre-order the device in Germany, Italy, Sweden, and the U.S. The Nokia N97 will be released in July 2009 at a price of $699.

After a 5 week delay, AT&T has finally released its Nokia E71x, which is now available via Ma Bell for $99.99 with a $50 mail-in rebate and a 2 year pact. You can also get it for $299.99 off contract if you want. For that price you'll be getting:

• 2.4" display;
• HTML browser;
• 3.2Mpix camera with LED flash and autofocus;