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Sprint today announced that it will carry the Nokia 6225. Not only will they carry it - but it's available immediately. The 6225 is Nokia's first CDMA camera phone. The "PM6225", as Sprint calls it, supports Sprint's full "PCS Vision" suite of services.

Key features of this slick little phone include a VGA camera, speakerphone, FM radio, voice dialing, and infrared - a rare feature for a CDMA phone.

Sprint was also showing off the new Motorola V60v - a V60-style phone with a color display. Although it will be available in a few weeks, it will only be sold through Sprint's business channels.

Feature-wise, the v60v is pretty basic; it does not support Sprint PCS Vision services.

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