Nokia Adds Another Music-Centric Smartphone
is it coming to U.s ?
after reading the full story i'm now wondering if this is coming to t-mobile u.s. Anybody know ?
My guess is no. If it were it would have wcdma 1900. I could be modified by a few chip changes so that a GSM provider like Cingular could use it. But, given the way Cingular has totally jerked around Nokia on the N75, my guess is that Nokia will look ...
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No.
They could make a US version of it, but this version is WCDMA 2100, which means it's officially for Europe/Asia only.
Since it does have quad-band GSM, you will certainly be able to import unlocked units and use them here, though.
They could make a US version of it, but this version is WCDMA 2100, which means it's officially for Europe/Asia only.
Since it does have quad-band GSM, you will certainly be able to import unlocked units and use them here, though.
Very odd looking
Phonescoop needs more pics of this one, it looks so wierd in the pic...
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=873 » Maybe this will give you a better idea of how the phone is laid out. It was the phone's predecessor.
Glad to see this design resurface
I always liked the Rubik's design on the 3250. Don't get me wrong. I'm not a fan of bar phones at all, but I really liked how its design allowed the user to rotate the camera, number pad, and audio controls.
Now, I just wish that they would bring back the design of the N90. In my opinion, the Nokia N90 had the most practical design of any phone I've ever seen. Not so much the coolest or prettiest design when you compare it to things like the Sidekick and those fashionable swivel phones and I don't mean that it was designed with the coolest features. I mean that if you were looking for a flip phone (cuz you hate locking keys and screen scratches) that had a camera, all of the moving parts on this phone were laid out in a way that mad...
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Now, I just wish that they would bring back the design of the N90. In my opinion, the Nokia N90 had the most practical design of any phone I've ever seen. Not so much the coolest or prettiest design when you compare it to things like the Sidekick and those fashionable swivel phones and I don't mean that it was designed with the coolest features. I mean that if you were looking for a flip phone (cuz you hate locking keys and screen scratches) that had a camera, all of the moving parts on this phone were laid out in a way that mad...
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