This is the first post in a series I'm putting together that will show all of the anticipated phones that have been announced. In this post I will cover some of the flagship Nokia phones. Some may come to the US with a major carrier, and some may not even get to the US at all. But as more information comes out I will keep you updated.
Each phone has a link provided.
N96
This is one of my most highly anticipated phones at the moment. Check out the stats on this one: 16 GB internal memory (PLUS MicroSD slot), 5 MP camera, WiFi, 3G, Flash support, GPS for navigation and geotagging, video acceleration chip for advanced 3D gaming, and video record. While this seems to be only a slight upgrade from the N95, this is still an amazing device that will be difficult to beat!
N78There are quite a few good specs on this one - 3 MP camera, 3G, GPS for geotagging, etc - but one innovative spec, a FM transmitter, stands out above the rest. The transmitter allows the user to broadcast music to a nearby radio. A FM transmitter is common as an accessory for MP3 players such as the iPod, but building it into phones is a new concept. This will become more popular as phones begin holding more and more memory, allowing for more music.
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Okay, so it hasn't been called a N or E series phone, but it is certainly going to become a Nokia flagship device. Set to come out in the second half of 2008, this phone is Nokia's official answer to the iPhone. The specs look just as good as any of the other N-series phones; high resolution camera, HSDPA 3G, WiFi, etc. The phone will also use a "revolutionary variety" of haptic feedback. I am intrigued.
E66 and E71I put these two together because press shots were released at the same time and neither has a lot of leaked info on the internets. Both of these look like really sleek devices, however, and will update as soon as I know more.
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