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Nokia has issued a new firmware update v110.07.127 for its E71-2 NAM handset.

This build will improve the device's overall stability, and will update Nokia Email, Mail For Exchange and Nokia Maps applications.

Before you apply the update don't forget to backup your data.

If you were planning to get yourself a touchscreen Nokia 5800, we'd like to inform you that, unless you already know, the handset is now available (or almost available) in the following countries: Russia, Spain, India, Hong Kong, Taiwan or Finland. The price remains unknown at the moment, but it shouldn't be too high anyway.

A couple of live pictures of the upcoming Nokia E75 have surfaced. The phone looks pretty similar to E71 model, and comes with a 2.4" display, and a QWERTY keyboard. That's all we know for now, but don't forget to check back later for additional info and pricing/availability details.

Now that's amazing! See what happens when you drop the Nokia N79 on the floor and capture the moment of impact on a high-speed camera (100,000 FPS).

If you recall, recently we mentioned the Spanish Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, which for some reason costed a whole $500 (two times higher than the original price). Well, now we know why. The handset actually came preloaded with a €100 worth Nokia Music Store voucher and a 3-month subscription to Nokia Maps Navigation service. How do you like that? What an impudent trick to suck

Nokia has introduced today its new N96 Bruce Lee Edition in Hong Kong. This custom version of the company's all-in-one smartphone comes with an action figure of the famous actor, and costs 8,788 Chinese Yuan (about $1,286), but unfortunately will be available only in Hong Kong.
Watch the video to get a better idea of what we're talking about:

AT&T will soon be offering the Nokia E71 as E71x.

We can't say why they decided to rebrand the phone, but we don't expect any major changes over the original. The price is also kept secret, but we're hearing of $150 with a 2-year contract.

Take this with a pinch of salt, though... Anyway, get ready, the release isn't far.

Rogers Wireless will soon start selling the Nokia E71. The phone is fully compatible with the carrier's HSPA network, and will cost around $500 unlocked. However, we suggest you to wait until subsidized prices are announced.

Some of the features include a 3.2Mpix camera, GPS, Wi-Fi and microSD card slot.

Nokia’s Spanish site now features the 5800 XpressMusic. The handset can be pre-ordered for €429, which is too expensive compared the previously announced €279. Would you spend such an amount just to get the 5800?

Nokia's E63 smartphone has appeared at the FCC site, and will soon be available in the U.S. Unfortunately, at the moment we don't know when it will be released exactly nor how much it will cost, but expect it to appear in Nokia's flagship stores first in the near future.