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Apparently NTT DoCoMo has licensed the Far EasTone Telecommunications to offer its i-mode service in Taiwan.

The latter has also partnered with Nokia to bring the service on a customized version of the 3G Nokia 6124 classic smartphone.

This is the first Nokia handset compatible i-mode.

Some of the phone's features include: S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 OS, HSDPA support, a QVGA display, and a 2Mpix camera.

Nokia's online store for Spain has a Nokia N78 in pearl white color.

However, the device is not available for order yet, but the price is there - 419 Euro.

The Nokia N78 has integrated A-GPS with free Nokia Maps, WLAN and high-speed HSPDA 3G connectivity, a 3.2Mpix camera with Carl Zeiss optics, and microSD card support.

Nokia came up with yet another stylish low-end clamshell with the model number 6205.

The phone will be available on Verizon's CDMA network sometime in mid-June and will sport features like MP3 player, VGA camera and two screens.

Briefly: Rogers Wireless announced they will introduce the Nokia N95 in Canada on May 2nd.

We're positive this won't be the 8GB model, but the latter will surely be released as well after a short period of time.

Well, only time will tell...

Nokia has unveiled three new mid-range handsets - the 6600 fold, 6600 slide, and 3600 slide.

The first two share the same model number, but have different features. All phones will be available in the third quarter of 2008. Specifications and prices are listed below.

Nokia 3600 Slide - 175 EUR (about $273)

• Quad band GSM/EDGE;
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It's been a while since we've last heard about Nokia's E-series handsets.

Well, a couple of live photos of two series representatives, E71 and E66, have just surfaced today. Check them out.

Both have a QWERTY keyboard and a 3.2Mpix camera. Also, according to some speculations E71 should feature WiFi, 3G HSDPA, and GPS support when it launches.

Let's wait and see... <

Nokia 8800 Arte, a stylish luxury phone covered in 24ct gold became even more glamorous.

How, you ask? Well, now there's a Diamond Edition available. It is the same 8800 Arte, only with five exquisite white diamonds on the back.

Want it? Easy, you can have it for just £1,195, it's up for grabs now!

Starting today, the Nokia Music Store is accessible for music lovers in Australia.

Owners of the Nokia N95 8GB, Nokia N81 8GB and the N82 smartphones will be able to purchase songs for 1.70 Australian dollars per track and albums from AU $17.00 and download them directly on their device. PC downloads are also available, and cost AU $10 per month for unlimited access.

Users can synchronize the music collection between the PC and a mobile via Windows Media Player 11.

Nokia introduced two new members of the XpressMusic line-up.

• The first is the HSDPA-enabled 5320 model, which features dedicated music and N-Gage gaming keys, a 3.5-mm headphone jack, up to 24-hours of play time, up to 8GB of expandable storage, and a "Say and Play" voice controlled playlist. It costs €220 (or $351).
• The second one is the cheaper 5220 model.

Nokia N95 8GB received a new firmware update v20.0.016, which allows for automatic screen rotation.

The new function is based on the device's in-built accelerometers, the fact that makes us wonder: why didn't they add this feature in the first place? Other updates include Wi-Fi and browser improvements.

The upgrade will be available first for the Euro-spec N95-2, followed by the N95-4 in the near future.