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Nokia N96 hits the FCC, gets stripped
Engadget — Filed under: Cellphones Sure, we've already gotten a chance to play with the Nokia N96 -- and even seen a couple reviews -- but you know Uncle Sam's got to get his taste before this thing gets its rumored launch later this month. Yep, nothing spectacular in the test reports, but if you've got a thing for industrial photography of circuit boards under florescent lights, you might want to hit the read link while you're alone. [Via Cellphone Signal]Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments ...

Nokia N96 hits the FCC, gets stripped
Engadget Mobile — Filed under: Handsets, Nokia Sure, we've already gotten a chance to play with the Nokia N96 -- and even seen a couple reviews -- but you know Uncle Sam's got to get his taste before this thing gets its rumored launch later this month. Yep, nothing spectacular in the test reports, but if you've got a thing for industrial photography of circuit boards under florescent lights, you might want to hit the read link while you're alone. [Via Cellphone Signal]Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments ...

Nokia N96 to be released end of the year
Phones Review — We must say the competition between mobile phones set to release this year are pretty damn hot, with the iPhone 3G released a few weeks ago, Blackberry Bold about to be launched of course Nokia are now to step up it’s game. So, not only did we see the Nokia 85 pass by the Federal Communications Commission. Today we are going to look at the upgrade from the Nokia N95 which is the gorgeous N96 Nokia phone. This phone looks the business and we think could be a good competitor for the iPhone, with a 240 x 320 pixels display, which is about a 6.1 inch diagonal display, built in Wifi and GPS built in. The Nokia N96 weighs 125g, and is just 103mm x 55mm in size, and with a good storage space of 16GB, which could mean enabling you to ...

La FCC aprobó finalmente el N96 con TV Móvil
Celularis — Hace unos días vimos como la FCC daba luz verde para el Nokia N85, ahora le tocó el turno al Nokia N96, otro buen competidor de alta gama de Nokia. Veamos el documento de la FCC para más detalles: El factor diferencial es su capacidad de TV Móvil, llamada por Nokia Live TV, pues soporta DVB-H, clase C en las bandas de 470-750 MHz con capacidad para reproducir TV, en su pantalla QVGA de 2.8 pulgadas, durante 4 horas contínuas. Aparentemente estaría a la venta el 1ro de Octubre. [Vía CellPhoneSignal]