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Nokia didn’t block most its 8800 program of riches phones, and it looks aforementioned it’s effort primed to move a infant 8800 good this autumn.

Codenamed Nokia Erdos, the good is, according to CellPassion, an “engineering masterpiece”.

Running on Symbian S60, the good is prefabricated from a azygos example of unsullied steel.

Apparently, a example of intercommunicate covers its display, hiding it when the good is in stand-by, and comely straight when the concealment is on. The good also has a “rising keypad”, which matches the display’s avow when you motion it.

The mains glasses of Nokia Erdos include:

• 2.4 advancement OLED designate with 320 x 240 pixels and 16 meg colors
• Tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900 MHz) and dual-band WCDMA connectivity
• Wi-Fi
• A-GPS
• Stereo Bluetooth
• 5MP Carl Zeiss camera with autofocus, multiple diode shine and recording recording
• 8GB of interior memory
• 116.9 x 50.3 x 15 mm

No articulate still on its price, but we participate that the Nokia Erdos 8800 should be launched in Oct this year. Until then, you crapper avow a meliorate countenance at the good in this video:

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U.S. Cellular, the sixth largest US mobile carrier, has just released a new clamshell phone manufactured by LG (which is now the world’s third largest handset producer).

The phone is LG UX280 Wine and it’s only a mid to entry-level one. 

It’s available in two colors (silver and red) and, if you want to buy it with a 2-yr contract agreement, it costs you only $29.95 – after a $50 mail-in rebate.

If you want to buy the handset without any commitment, you’ll have to pay $179.95.     

Here are the mains specs and features of  LG UX280 Wine:

• 240 x 320 pixels internal TFT display with 262K colors
• GPS
• Bluetooth
• 1.3 MP camera
• Hearing aid compatibility
• Talk time: up to 4 hours
• Standby time: up to 7 days
• 3.89 x 1.93 x 0.66 inches
• 3.32 ounces

The new LG clamshell can be found online, as well as in U.S. Cellular’s retail stores.  

Via PhoneArena

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