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FCC shows Nokia 2680 with AT&T logo
Good ol’ FCC is always there to surprise us with new phones. Unfortunately, they don’t show cool high-end models always, but still we appreciate them for their intelligence services. That being said, we’ve just spotted the low-end Nokia 2680 Slide on their pages. The presence of the AT&T logo clearly suggests where this entry-level baby is heading to. It’s a simple phone with specs that doesn’t impress, at all — low-end camera, FM radio, music player, and that’s about it.
Nokia 2680 slide with AT&T logo spotted at FCC
AT&T might not be a household name in what companies call emerging markets but that little fact might soon change for good. FCC voyeurs have reported seeing a Nokia 2680 slide doing the rounds of the certification specialists proudly bearing an AT&T logo on its face. And since we all know that the phone has already been described as Nokia as being one created especially for the masses already described above, it can mean only one thing- that those poor chaps in the developing world are going to be bombarded with yet another massive ad campaign!
As for the phone itself, well its got a an FM radio, MP3 ringtone support, a not too great cam and a price tag of around $114 that might drop significantly once you count the subsidies and stuff which makes it just the perfect platform for AT&T to jumpstart their third world adventure with!
Unboxing The Nokia E90 Communicator Black
Here is the unboxing video of the new Nokia E90 Communicator Black. In case you didn’t know, the handset is A 3G smartphone and the latest model of the Nokia Communicator series. The phone was first announced in February 2007 at the 3GSM show in Barcelona. Video after the jump
Fake Nokia N79 pics offer a clue about the illusive original
OK so before anyone of you start contemplating slapping me with a suit for misreporting, lemme get one thing clear: the pics shown above are of a “high-imitation” Nokia N79 and not the original. But you know what, I bet this Chinese copy can surely tell us a whole lot about what we can expect the real deal to look like. Though it certainly aint as impressive or innovative as the rest of the NSeries models have been so far we certainly adore this frame for its streamlined figure if nothing else. The color scheme certainly leaves a lot to be desired but I guess that fact will be (and should be) rectified in the original. On the whole the design does not differ much from your average Nokia scheme of things which in this case is a great thing because the last thing we want is a high-end NSeries phone to suck on account of a bad frame!
Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte hits the scene!
Lusting after Nokia phones can be a bad habit, especially if you feel that you need to own most of the beauties that they dish out. A glance at the Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte leaves you captivated. The strong use of carbon fiber mixed titanium and stainless steel accentuate the polished glass finish. With innovative features like tap-for-time, the current time can be invoked on to the display by merely tapping twice the steel surface under it. A 3.2MP camera captures crisp shots and displays them on the OLED screen, where as the 4GB built-in memory is sufficient to store them. The anti-fingerprint coating keeps away the smudges and the all-in-one microUSB connector makes hooking up to devices easy and fast. Offering 3G connectivity, it’s in the same league as most modern phones. The Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte will be available in the 3rd quarter of 2008 with an estimated retail price of 1,100 Euros exclusive of subsidies and taxes. More shots of the handset in the 