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Back in May, when the FCC undraped the Nokia 6750, the good appeared without AT&T’s logo, though it is trusty for the ordinal highest US ambulatory carrier.

Well, if you had some doubts that the 6750 is achievement to AT&T, the Bluetooth SIG has foregather authorised the phone, and the carrier’s stylemark is understandably circumpolar on its correct case.

The Nokia 6750 is a clamshell featuring HSDPA, unseeable correct display, Push-to-Talk, Bluetooth, Media Player, OSS browser, Cellular Video, Video Share, 2MP camera and incommunicative penalization controls. It looks aforementioned it uses the S40 UI, so it’s not a smartphone.

Neither Nokia nor AT&T effect declared the availability of the 6750.

The sound of Nokia 6750 is apparently not famous at this point, but it shouldn’t be higher than the digit of Nokia Surge ($79.99 on contract).

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