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Not long after it was launched in the US by AT&T (as Nokia Surge), the Nokia 6760 has now been announced for Europe too, as Nokia 6760 slide. Looking similar to the Surge, the Nokia 6760 slide comes with a sliding QWERTY keyboard and access to Google Talk, Windows Live Instant Messaging, Twitter, Facebook and MySpace. Nokia 6760 slide will retail for €199 ($283) stating the third quarter of 2009. It will be available only in black for the beginning, but white and red versions will come afterwards.

Nokia N97, an S60 5th Edition mobile phone, is expected to come to the market in July on Vodafone's airwaves, and we must agree that it looks like a great high-end device, not only due to its 3.5-inch bright nHD TFT resistive touch screen able to offer a 640 x 360 pixel resolution, or to its operating system, but courtesy of the entire list of hardware components, features and capabilities it will offer its owners.

Nokia announced at the Mobile World Congress a new mobile imaging device that combines the wide-angle Carl Zeiss optics and an 8-megapixel sensor, the Nokia N86 8MP. The new device comes with both photo snapping and video capture capabilities, while also sporting high-speed connectivity. According to the company, the new Nokia N86 will start shipping in the second quarter of the 2009 at a retail price of EUR 375, before taxes and subsidies.

Nokia has announced the release of yet another Eseries mobile phone, the full-QWERTY Nokia E72. The new device, introduced at the Nokia Connection event in Singapore, comes with a wide range of email and instant messaging capabilities, offering users the possibility to become productive, both in their personal and professional lives.

Cheaper version of E71 business smartphone    The colourful Nokia E63 smart phone, a cheaper version of the popular E71, gets examined by Andrew Lim in this video review. It's a great device for sending texts and emails, thanks to its full and easy-to-use Qwerty keypad, and it also offers a decent Web experience, although we wish it had the E71's HSDPA and GPS. Overall, if you're looking for a capable messaging phone that stands out from the crowd, the E63 is worth checking out.

At CES this year, Nokia has announced 3 new cell phones for the North American market. The Nokia 1006 is a CDMA phone with a curved body, the Nokia 7510 is a clam shell phone with a click hinge and skins, and the E63 has a full QWERTY keyboard, 2 megapixel camera and is $279 unlocked. All phone will be available in the coming weeks.Also, Nokia shows us the Nokia BH904 noise-canceling headset. Fully charged it has up to 8 hours of talk time, and on a 15-minute charge it does 5 hours of talk time!