These are the best first hand pictures of Nokia 7070 prism phone that was launched in Europe not too long ago. The 7070 prism is a quad-band GSM phone in cool diamond-cut design. Other than special design, the 7070 prism doesn’t has anything else to excite us. The phone doesn’t have built-in digital camera, which is one of the reasons why Nokia is capable of making 7070 prism so slim.

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The phenomenal success of iPhone, and iPhone 3G, which sells like hot cakes in 22 countries, brings Nokia, the leader in mobile phone market, jumps into touchscreen mobile phone market.
According to the leaked source, Nokia is set to launch Nokia 5800Tube that features a big 3.2-inch 16-millions Color VGA touchscreen (640 x 480 resolution), a 5-megapixel digital camera, GPS navigation system, WLAN support, and built-in MP3 digital music player. If this is true, Nokia 5800Tube has better features and specifications than iPhone 3G, making it one of the phones that could possibly challenge iPhone.

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Nokia unearths two new mobile devices, Nokia E66 and Nokia E71, which are optimized for personal and professional email. Nokia likes to think that both Nokia E66 and Nokia E71 are “computers” instead of cellular phones, as the Nokia press release says “Slim, stylish Nokia E71 and Nokia E66 multimedia computers offer easy access to range of email solutions, including Microsoft Exchange”.

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Nokia secretly launched the Nokia 7310 Supernova phone in Taiwan and Hong Kong. It is kind of weird that Nokia didn’t throw any launch party for this “Supernova” phone, although its name sounds like a highly anticipated phone that nobody should miss. The truth is the phone looks pretty much like the Nokia N82 8GB. The only thing that Nokia fans should be excited about is the crafted floral design on the case.

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Nokia is set to launch the brand new black Nokia E90 Communicator, which was first leaked in January, 2008 on a Germany website. Features and specifications of the new Nokia E90 includes a 4.0-inch (800 × 352 resolution) 16-million color Active matrix QVGA screen, a 3.2-megapixel digital camera, 3G network support, WLAN support, GPS navigation system, 128 MB of memory, and a microSD memory expansion slot that supports up to 8GB of memory upgrade. Like the previous version of Nokia E90, this new E90 also runs on Symbian operating system (Symbian 9.3 S60 FP1), the mobile OS that Nokia loves!

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Nokia has introduced their newest designs which include three attractive handsets with modern functions as well as sophisticated styles. Featuring a minimalist design, which is very popular right now, all three handsets come with all the features that users are accustomed to having. The first of these three stunning designs is the Nokia 6600 Fold which, as the name suggests, is a flip phone. This handset features a 2.13 inch OLED screen with the capability of displaying 16 million colors! Available in a high gloss “smooth black” finish, the Fold also comes with a “wake up” feature which allows users to activate the outer display of their mobile device with two quick taps. This provides users with a convenient way to check for missed calls or text messages. The double tap feature also works to snooze alarms, reject calls, or silence the phone all together. Users can also look for a 2 megapixel camera and 3 G of memory for data and multimedia storage.

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April 16, 2008- The Nokia 6212 classic is Nokia’s newest design that features new options for users to share content with friends and family. The Nokia 6212 classic is a 3G handset equipped with integrated Near Field Communication capabilities and will allow users to share content, access services and information, and conduct payments and ticketing with a few simply clicks. These phones can be used as plane tickets, they can store credit card information, or even be used to make payments online. Mobile devices such as these are the wave of the future as far as mobile communication is concerned. They will offer users more options for how they interact with the world around them.

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