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A new Nokia N-series device, the N85, has bee spotted in the wild. Featuring a 5Mpix camera, GPS, and geo-tagging it appears to be pretty similar to the N96 model, a N96 Lite of some sort :)

Unfortunately, we have no details on pricing and availability. Stay tuned.

Here we offer you a decent photo collection of the new Nokia 7310 Supernova cell phone.

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Following T-Mobile, Rogers is ready to release the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic phone in Canada.

It will come with a 1GB memory card in the box and will cost $99.99 CAD (about $101) on a 3-year contract after rebate.

This thin 9.9mm handset with a 3.5mm headphone jack may serve as a great music player, but expect to spend a little more to get a higher capacity memory card, coz 1GB is for noobs.

Some details about the Nokia 7510 Supernova and the Nokia 7xxx Supernova phones have been accidentally revealed at the company's Polish website. They removed the information shortly after it leaked in the Web, but a little too late to keep the secret.

The supposed specifications of the phones are as follows:

Nokia 7510 Supernova

 

• Weight: 124 g;
• Dimensions: 92 x 46 x 17 mm;
• Display: QVGA 16m colors, external monochrome 128×160 display;
• Network: Quad-band GSM/EDGE;
• Memory: 27MB internal, microSD support;
• OS: S40 (with active themes);
• Camera: 2Mpix with LED flash and 4x digital zoom; QCIF video recording at 15 FPS;
• Talktime: 3 days standby and 300 hours of talktime;
• Internet: OSS internet browser;
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.

Nokia has released its 7310 classic under a different name of Supernova.

A super name for an ordinary phone, I would say. It is now available fro about $230 in Asia, and probably won't leave this region.

Some of its key features include:

• Triband GSM;
• EDGE data;
• Series 40 OS;
• 2" QVGA display;
• FM radio;
• 2Mpix camera;
• microSD slot;
• 11.

The much-anticipated firmware update for the AT&T's Nokia N95-3 has finally been released.

It adds Flash Lite 3, demand paging, support for Web Runtime, and some small bug fixes. The N95-3 was the only N95 model to lack these features.
In order to install the update use Nokia's Software Updater application.

We have several leaked pictures of the yet unannounced Nokia 7310.

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FCC has approved a new Nokia business-class slider called the E66.

This quad-band GSM/EDGE handset will be available very soon in three variants, one of which will sport North American 850/1900 3G band, the other will have 2100 for Europe, and the last - 850 for Australia.

T-Mobile has added the new Nokia 5310 to its XpressMusic lineup.

It is a stylish candybar music phone, very thin (just 9.9 mm), and equipped with a QVGA display, 2Mpix camera, EDGE radio, microSD slot, and most importantly - a 3.5mm headphone jack.

It will be available in black with your choice of purple, orange, or red accents starting May 28 for $49.

The preparation on the official site has finished, and everything is ready for the release of the anticipated Nokia N78 smartphone, which will likely take place in a couple of weeks.

The N78 was introduced back in February at MWC 2008 event along with the N96 model, and is definitely a phone that is worth every penny spent on it. The estimated price is $550 before taxes.