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The new Nokia Xpress Music 5610 with T-Mobile branding has been spotted recently in the Web.

This is definitely good news for Nokia fans anxious to get their hands on this 9.5mm thick music-centric cell phone.

Currently we don't know how much it will cost and where it will be available, but we expect to see features like 3.2Mpix camera, microSD card slot, and enhanced multimedia functionality.

T-Mobile started selling the 3G-capable Nokia 3555.

The phone supports quad-band GSM/EDGE and AWS 1700MHz WCDMA 3G networks, and features stereo Bluetooth, microSD slot, music player, and VGA camera. T-Mobile's 3G network is not available yet, but will be launched NYC (first) in the coming months.

The Nokia 3555 is priced at $50 after rebates and new activation.

FCC has just approved the new Nokia N78 for U.S. largest carrier AT&T.

This is a mid-range Symbian-based smartphone working on GSM 850/1900 bands and featuring a 3.2Mpix camera, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, AGPS support, FM radio, and other stuff.

German state-owned NRW.Bank threatens Nokia with a legal action, if the latter refuses to pay back the subsidies given by the German government for the construction of the recently closed plant in Bochum.

Moreover, they demand the refunded subsidies to include interest worth $29 million.

The deadline is March 31.

AT&T announced the availability of a new pink Nokia 6085 and MOTORAZR V3xx in lavender.

Both phones require a 2-year contract.

Nokia 6085 is available for free and MOTORAZR V3xx for $129.99 ($50 mail-in rebate included).

As we informed you a couple of days ago, Nokia launched the new Nokia 6650 for T-Mobile at CeBIT 2008 show.

Now we have more details about this model to share with you.

Nokia 6650 is a multimedia clamshell with a 2.2" TFT QVGA display, HSDPA connectivity, 2Mpix camera, built-in A-GPS, 30MB of on-board memory, music player with FM radio, Bluetooth connectivity, and a microSD card slot.

Fido started offering two mid-range handsets - Nokia 6555 and Samsung SGH-E747.

The first one is a clamshell phone with a 1.3Mpix camera, QVGA display, stereo Bluetooth, microSD slot (1GB microSD card included), and a 1020 mAh battery, while the other is a slider equipped with a 2Mpix camera and a 880 mAh battery.

Apparently, Nokia plans to release a new Wi-Fi-disabled version of the N78 smartphone in the U.S. market, as the handset was recently spotted at the FCC site.

Why the company decided to push a WLAN-less device with non-American 3G frequencies through FCC is beyond understanding...

Finally, it happened. Nokia's S60 smartphones will now support Microsoft's Silverlight platform, the competitive technology to the Adobe Flash.

This is a web-based cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in, which delivers "the next generation of media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web". It is used at various websites, such as NBA.

FCC site has unveiled yesterday a new unknown Nokia handset under a product code RM-324.

We only know that this is a flip phone supporting AT&T-compatible US 3G/HSDPA networks and bundled with a 1500 mAh battery. That's it.

Well, looks like Nokia will keep its word and produce more handsets for the U.