The first of its kind in the XpressMusic lineup, the Nokia 5730 sports a 2.4-inch 240×320 LCD display, a QWERTY keyboard that slides out, dedicated music keys, A-GPS with Nokia maps, Bluetooth, FM tuner, microSD card slot, tri-band 3.5G HSDPA 3.6Mbps and quad-band GSM network support.

That not only ensures that you have all your music needs fulfilled, but also makes sure you stay connected wherever you go. Also, there’s a 3.15 megapixel camera with auto focus, Carl Zeiss lens and LED flash that should do better images at night.

Available in Red, Monochrome, Blue, and Pink, the 5730 will set you back by € 280, but we definitely think it’s money well spent.

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Nothing outstanding when it comes to design, it’s the solid features that makes it look like a hot seller. And we’re talking about a 3.5mm headphone jack, a 3.2 megapixel camera and a microSD card slot of up to 16GB make it a very attractive package. Clearly not so much as an entertainment center, it’s for those who wish to stay connected on the move.

The Standby time is an impressive 11 days, and talk time is 5.4 hours on GSM.

Available in silver black, red and yellow copper, the new Nokia E75 is priced at €375 and you can pre-order one today.

Nokia 6208c is a stylishly crafted device that integrates touchscreen technology with an elegant look and competent features. While it’s still not available in markets much beyond China and territories around it, the stylish stylus that it sports is something that has become a talking point among mobile lovers across the globe. So what if you think it looks like a bottle opener, it’s still innovative and unique.

Carrying an excellent 3.2 megapixel camera with a 4x digital zoom and a microSD slot for expanding storage, the details are far and few on this for now. But it won’t be much longer before we get a complete taste of the 6208c! [via EngadgetMobile]

Apart from this we can expect to see three variations of the model, the E63-1 for the European market, a second, the E63-2 specially designed for those who just do not want to walk around with camera phones staring out of their suit pockets and finally the E63-3 for the Americans.

As nothing has been disclosed yet by Nokia, we have to keep our eyes and ears open for any more news that wafts through the air about the Nokia E63. – via Boy Genius Report

Nokia N85 is focusing on music and gaming with a 8GB microSD card that replaces the built-in memory and with the N-Gage support. However, a main problem for gaming on a phone is the battery, but Nokia took care using an AMOLED screen that reduces power consumption. On the other hand, Nokia N78 is mainly focused on the 5 megapixel camera that features LED flash and swappable faceplates.

Our sources say that both smartphones are going to feature the usual by no, WiFi, GPS and 3G. But can you be sure on that 3G in the US? I’m not, yet!

Riches like a Sterling silver front-panel chock-filled with 4.42ct of brilliant-cut, VS1 quality, color G-H, naturally mined diamonds are wrapped around our lil`phone on the stand today. Quite impressive, if you ask me, but a waste of time and jewelry for a phone. What do you guys think?

If you have the dough and you have your heart set on this small part of the Crown Jewels, you have to wait for about 3 weeks to get this phone with an armored car at your doorstep.

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If Play.com is not taking us for fools the new very-smart phone from Nokia, the N96 is going to cost $1,200. This is so high in the sky from the retail price Nokia was talking about, $800. The site also have it for pre-orders and they say it should come out on July 31st so you’d better set your alarms to see what’s going to happen then.

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Getting a little bit deeper in specs, the new Nokia 6124 has a 2-inch color display, a 2 megapixel camera, a flash multimedia player, microSD card slot for extra memory up to 8GB and runs on Symbian S60 that’s supposed to be able to run more applications at a time for a better web surfing and multimedia experience.

Vodafone will have Nokia 6124 available from the second half of 2008.

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Nokia is keen on keeping the Nseries living and the next mobile phone we could speak at might be the Nokia N78. There are reasons to believe that the new N78 will hit the US sooner than we thought, but the new may not be the best.  First, here are the rumored specs:

• 3.2 megapixel camera (picture geotagging capability)
• integrated AGPS
• Bluetooth and WiFi
• integrated FM transmitter
• European and North American 3G support

However when we take a look on FCC’s website something funny tells me those above are not the real specs because I quote “The difference between RM-236 and RM-235 is that RM-236 has had WCDMA900, WCDMA2100 and WLAN2450 components removed”. Does that mean no WiFi and no 3G, because to be honest Nokia, you’re really dissapointing your customers like that.

The detailed specs show that Nokia N82 is a quad-band GSM/EDGE cell that features WiFi and Bluetooth, a 2.4-inch QVGA display, assisted GPS and Nokia Maps, HSDPA 2100 (yes, that’s fast) and a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

Available from today you can buy your N82 for €450 (that’s $657).