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The Nokia E71 just went live on AT&T's airwaves a few days ago in the form of E71x, and now we learn that there might be another version of the phone in the works for us, namely the Nokia E71i, a device that is reported to come sporting a 5-megapixel photo snapper, while also being able to deliver the S60 Feature Pack 2.

 
For what it's worth, a 5-megapixel camera on the highly-popular device will probably allow it to see much more traction on the market, not that it hasn't seen it already, as there were more than 10 million units of the Nokia E71 sold during the second half of the last year, which means that the handset was one of the most successful Nokia phones for 2008.

According to the news on the Web, the new Nokia E71i will only have the 5MP camera to differentiate its specifications from those that come with the rest of E71 units in the wild (sporting a 3.2-megapixel photo snapper), which is not a bad thing, considering that the handset is as good as it can be the way it is now.

And given the fact that the rumors also point towards the S60 FP2 being present with the device, things couldn't be better. The newly announced Nokia E71x available with AT&T has the FP2 as well, yet we learn that a new color scheme might surface along with it too, and there might be a brown/mocha color to make the distinction from other versions.

There are no images with the phone available at the moment, and no info on the availability either, yet it seems that the Finnish mobile phone maker might announce it officially sometime this fall, probably in October or in September at the Nokia World. Stay tuned to learn more details as soon as they surface.






http://news.softpedia.com/news/New-Nokia-E71i-Rumored-110888.shtml

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Nokia Rover is an N97 killer Internet tablet



Nokia might be putting up a brave face and donating Symbian OS to the Symbian Foundation, but the truth is the Finnish giant is planning to convert its Internet Tablet platform Maemo into something that can be used for its future smartphones.

What's more, the company is in the process of launching the successor to its N810 Internet Tablet device called the Rover. While MobileCrunch broke the story a few hours ago, we have the first picture of the Rover, which is expected to be announced in June.

Now for the juicy bits aka the specs:

Dimensions: 59.7mmx111mmx18.2mm
Weight: 180g
3.5? 800×480 (WVGA) touchscreen
OMAP3430 500/600 Mhz processor
5.0 MP Carl Zeiss camera with dual-LED flash, autofocus, and sliding cover
1GB total virtual runtime memory
Wi-Fi, HSPA, GPS, accelerometer

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Rumored Nokia 5900 XpressMusic is actually a lower-end 5530?



We were cautiously optimistic after seeing the alleged 5900 XpressMusic leak out a few weeks ago that Nokia was taking a keen interest in upgrading the plain-vanilla looks of its midrange 5800 to give it more of a premium feel, but strangely, it sounds like there might be very different forces at play here. Cellpassion says that it can "confidently say" that the silvery device here is actually a downgrade from the 5800 -- a model 5530 codenamed "Kenzo." Rumored specs include a 3.2 megapixel AF cam (same as the 5800), a lower-res QVGA display clocking in at 2.9 inches, 150MB of onboard storage, and -- here's the kicker -- no 3G or WiFi. It's said to be looking at a retail price under $200, which makes us wonder if this couldn't actually be the domestic Chinese version of a device that could launch in other markets with 3G and / or WiFi enabled. Just a guess, but here's hoping we get some concrete answers shortly.

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Affordable Nokia N97 Mini to be launched by Vodafone?

According to a post made by a moderator at the Vodafone Ireland forums, a so-called Nokia N97 Mini smartphone will be launched soon, coming as a more affordable version of the original N97 (which is sold for $699 unlocked).

Reportedly, the Nokia N97 Mini will come to Vodafone Ireland “later this year”.

There are basically no details about the handset, save for the fact that it will have a competitive price.

Well, if it features a touchscreen and a QWERTY keyboard, I guess it can’t be too different from the N97, right?



In addition to the Nokia N97 Mini, Vodafone Ireland will also launch the BlackBerry Storm 2. However, it will not carry the Palm Pre, since “another operator has exclusivity” on it – probably O2.

Now, if Vodafone Ireland indeed readies a Mini N97, it means that Vodafone markets around the globe might also get the new smartphone. Of course, that’s pure speculation, so until something official comes from Vodafone or Nokia, we shouldn’t put too much trust in all this.

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Nokia 3720 leaks: Espoo’s first water and dust proof mobile, due in September



What you’re looking at is supposedly the Nokia (NYSE: NOK) 3720. It’s going to either be announced, or start shipping, in September and is Nokia’s first handset that meets the IP54 specification for being both water and dust proof. Useful for ladies who constantly drop their devices in the toilet, or people who regularly role play the Dune series. This is all rumor of course, Mobile Cowboys can be wrong about all of this. If it is a 3000 series device, expect it to run S40 and not have too many interesting features.

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