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As with most of these kinds of mockups, you have to question the legitimacy of this image. Even so, the styling and the form factor look like they could be right in line with what the Finnish phonemaker would actually do. The Nokia E52 takes on a similar appearance as the existing Nokia E50, but slaps on a slider form factor and an understated sense of business chic to attract the fashionable corporates amongst us. Naturally, the spec sheet is pretty much non-existent on this potentially non-existent phone, but based on what Nokia has done in the past with its business-minded ... (Full Article)

An Esato forum member got Nokia representative to tell him a little secret - Nokia N96 will get a Xenon flash. Here's his/her full post: Ok, this isn't official news, but it's as official as I can get Our Nokia rep, who thinks we're great told me something intriguing today. He's said the N96 hasn't been given the complete green light yet (I'm guessing Nokia wanted to get something that resembles the real thing out in time for MWC). And the delays are due to them adding (at the last minute) a Xenon flash, ala N82! Finally, an all in one phone with almost ... (Full Article)

Nothing official here folks, but there are strong signs pointing out the Finish giant will announce the new addition to its Internet tablet family of devices, N810 with WiMAX, at the upcoming CTIA Wireless 2008 in Las Vegas. We did expected this to come, and at some point we event thought the WiMAX-enabled tablet will be called "N830." Aside from the WiMAX radio, we've no information that the device will have any different specs. More RAM and a better/faster CPU are certainly welcome, but I doubt we'll see that happening. Instead, Nokia just decided to use a new color for the ... (Full Article)

It's still not quite up to snuff with 3G networks, but it could prove to be the next best thing. This might be particularly interesting to iPhone owners out there, because it means that you can achieve faster data rates on existing networks. No need to swap out a radio or get AT&T to upgrade their infrastructure. The solution, according to Nokia Siemens Networks, is completely software based. This development bumps the effective speed of EDGE is a much healthier 592 kbps. Like I said, it's not quite the same as HSDPA or UMTS, but it's about as good as it's ... (Full Article)

Before you start shouting "it's not real" in the comment box, let me say one thing — you're probably right. Still, the screenshot above is taken from the new Knight Rider series and we're confused nevertheless. Is Nokia trying to tell us something or this is just a work (dream?) of the film cast. I'm hoping the former is true and that soon enough, we'll start spotting leaked S60 Touch powered devices around the web. Mounting a touchscreen on one of its flagship products kinda makes sense for the Finish giant. They got our and attention of many other blogs…[Via: ... (Full Article)

The Nokia 6300i was just announced, with a Q2 ship date and a low price of 175 Euros before taxes or subsidies you can get what is essentially a Nokia 6300 today, but with the additional feature of WiFi which enabled VoIP calls. 2 megapixel camera, 2 inch QVGA screen, 12 mm thin, the 6300 is one of Nokia's strongest sellers and people looking to hop onto the net with their access point at home/work will most definitely enjoy the new 6300i. One thing to note, according to Mobile Burn this will be the first device to feature the S40 version ... (Full Article)