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Rumor has it that in January T-Mobile USA will be releasing the new Nokia 7510 Supernova flip phone for its customers. It should cost no more than $100 with a contract, judging by its current prices in Europe.

Features include:

• Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE;
• 2.2" TFT internal display with 16 million colors and 240 x 320 resolution;
• Hidden external display;
• Series S40 user interface;
• Push-to-open button;
• HTML browser;
• Bluetooth 2.

Apparently, the financial crisis doesn't scare Goldstriker, as next month they plan to launch the Nokia 8800 Princess Edition, a luxury handset covered with 8.2 carats of diamonds across the front and the back, and platinum instead of leather. It will be launched at the Colette store in Paris at a price of £12,000.

Nokia N79 has got a new firmware update version 11.049. While the update seems to be minor, as the version number didn't get far from the previous 11.046, the oh-so-long list of changes will probably make you think otherwise.

We recommend you to read it, and if you decide to update, don't forget to backup your data before proceeding.

FCC has approved the Nokia’s 5800 XpressMusic, which means it will be heading to the U.S. market. The phone supports 3G, but isn't carrier-branded. Apparently, they've decided to sell it outright, so be prepared, as it will cost you big time.

The release date and pricing weren't announced yet.

Meet the new Nokia 8800 Gold Arte, the latest addition to the Nokia’s luxury Arte lineup. It is covered with 18 carat gold with leather accents to add some classy feel. Features include a 2" OLED display, 3.2Mpix autofocus camera, and 4GB of onboard memory.

Pricing and availability details are yet to be announced.

Looking for something special to buy for Christmas? Well, the new Nokia’s 8800 Carbon Arte is probably what you're looking for. It is available now from T-Mobile UK for £949.99 outright, or for £559.99 with an 18-month £35/month contract.

Wow, believe it or not, Nokia has actually released its N85 and N79 with US-friendly 3G stateside. Both are sold without contract, so be prepared to shell out $550 and $400 for N85 and N79, respectively. Prices may vary, though, depending on the retailer.

The N79 is available at Nokia Store, while the N85 can be foung at Amazon. Take your chance.

Nokia has introduced two new color schemes, Graphite and Passionate Purple, for its Supernova 7610, 7510, 7310, and 7210 phones.

The newly colored handsets also feature enhanced services, including Ovi Share (for photos and videos), Nokia Maps and Windows Live Messenger.

Nokia’s E71 has got a color makeover, so all those planning to get the phone in the near future will be able to buy it in Red color scheme (see pic). All the known specifications are still there.
Now you're aware.

The NAM version of the Nokia N85 has started shipping, so all those who have pre-ordered the device previously will get it as soon as possible. Also, AT&T customers looking for a good North America 3G smartphone now have a great option to choose.