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[bobolito]

Originally Posted by SteveW

So does a July launch for the 6126 mean that the Nokia 6125 probably will not be released by Cingular? The 6125 is listed on PhoneScoop for possible Q2 release, but it seems that the 6126 has the same main features + bigger, better displays.

Thanks,
SteveW

Unless my Cingular source made a typo, it should be the 6126. I got the specs for the 6126 from the Internet separately. But that phone looks awesome. I'm just not too impressed with the claimed battery life.

[bobolito]

Samsung D347 - PTT
(Release TBD)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
-Screen: internal 128x160 65K colors STN, external monochrome LCD
-Weight: 3.00oz
-Size: 3.30 x 1.85 x 0.94 in
-Battery: ?
-Memory: 18MB internal + 4MB for Java
-Platform: n/a
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: Bluetooth, 2.5mm headset jack

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: No
-Ringtones: polyphonic
-Games/Applications: J2ME
-Graphics: Wallpapers
-Audio/Video: No

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: 1000 contacts , 5 numbers per entry
-Predictive Text: T9
-Messaging: Email, SMS, MMS
-Tools: Voice dialing, Calendar, Alarm, Calculator, Converter, SyncML, To-do List, Voice memo, Kodiak PTT
-Browser: WAP 2.0

[bobolito]

Samsung D407 - PTT
(Released!)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
-Screen: internal 128x160 65K colors STN, external monochrome LCD
-Weight: 3.00oz
-Size: 3.30 x 1.85 x 0.94 in
-Battery: ?
-Memory: 18MB internal + 4MB for Java
-Platform: n/a
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: Bluetooth, 2.5mm headset jack

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: VGA
-Ringtones: polyphonic
-Games/Applications: J2ME
-Graphics: Wallpapers
-Audio/Video: Video recording 176x144, max. 20 sec.

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: 1000 contacts , 5 numbers per entry
-Predictive Text: T9
-Messaging: Email, SMS, MMS
-Tools: Voice dialing, Calendar, Alarm, Calculator, Converter, SyncML, To-do List, Voice memo, Kodiak PTT
-Browser: WAP 2.0

[SteveW]

Originally Posted by bobolito

Unless my Cingular source made a typo, it should be the 6126. I got the specs for the 6126 from the Internet separately. But that phone looks awesome. I'm just not too impressed with the claimed battery life.

No, I bet it's not a typo. The 6126 is the US version of the 6131. It is also listed on the Nokia "Expected soon" page for N. America.

http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/3...ndex.php?p=nok

http://www.phonescoop.com/news/item.php?n=1672

http://www.nokiausa.com/phones/expectedsoon

Oddly, the neither the 6131 nor the 6126 are in the PhoneScoop database, but the 6125, a similar but slightly less impressive phone, is. That's why I was asking about what had happened to it.

I agree with you about the battery life on the 6126, though. Must be those big high res displays

SteveW

[bobolito]

Phonescoop says that the 6126 lacks FM Radio, but Nokia says it does.

Several things I like about this phone already:

- Button to open the flip. I can imagine with the design of this phone it must be hard to open it without some helping mechanism.
- Bluetooth stereo headset support. I don't have to be confined to the bulky pop port.
- Convenient MicroSD slot location. You don't have to power off the phone to remove/insert the car. Surprisingly some manufacturers have designed several phones out there that require you to remove the battery to have access to the MicroSD card. Stupid!
- Works without a SIM card! Yep. Finally, a phone you can use its non-wireless features without having to insert a SIM card!

Now, let's hope the bottomline works as good too. In other words, no buggy software, great reception and great earpiece volume and call quality.

[walkguru]

Originally Posted by bobolito

Phonescoop says that the 6126 lacks FM Radio, but Nokia says it does.

Several things I like about this phone already:

- Button to open the flip. I can imagine with the design of this phone it must be hard to open it without some helping mechanism.
- Bluetooth stereo headset support. I don't have to be confined to the bulky pop port.
- Convenient MicroSD slot location. You don't have to power off the phone to remove/insert the car. Surprisingly some manufacturers have designed several phones out there that require you to remove the battery to have access to the MicroSD card. Stupid!
- Works without a SIM card! Yep. Finally, a phone you can use its non-wireless features without having to insert a SIM card!

Now, let's hope the bottomline works as good too. In other words, no buggy software, great reception and great earpiece volume and call quality.

the 6682 has off line cap. and you can remove the rsmmc card wo removing the batt.

[SteveW]

Originally Posted by bobolito

Phonescoop says that the 6126 lacks FM Radio, but Nokia says it does. Several things I like about this phone already...

Now, let's hope the bottomline works as good too. In other words, no buggy software, great reception and great earpiece volume and call quality.

I've been looking for a nice replacement for my trusty Nokia 6200. It's going to come down to this 6126 or the 6282 you posted pictures of earlier. I really like the slide design of the 6282 - when closed it doesn't look like a phone and you can use the Web browser and MP3 player without having the keypad open. Ultimately, though, the flip 6126 may be more practical.

I guess the good thing about waiting until July for the 6126 is that we may have some user reviews of both phones by then - given that the 6282 is released by the beginning of June, as everyone thinks, and since Nokia reported yesterday that they have begun shipping the 6126's European twin, the 6131.

Hopefully the folks on PhoneScoop will put the 6131 into their main database so we can accumulate some user reviews/ratings !

SteveW

[Jay2TheRescue]

I was in my local cell phone store yesterday and they said that the V3i was being released next week. and it was going to be $299 (If I remember correct)

-Jay

[bobolito]

As I state in my disclaimer, all posted launch dates are estimated and can change at any time. So don't be surprised if they turn out to be incorrect. Also, sometimes there may be a phone with a posted release date, but still this does not guarantee that Cingular will ever release it. They may change their mind at the last minute and kill the phone.

[bobolito]

Samsung D807
(Released)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
-Screen: 176x220 262K colors TFT
-Weight: 3.46 oz
-Size: 3.82 x 2.05 x 0.61 in
-Battery: talk 5 hrs ; standby 240 hrs
-Memory: 18MB + MicroSD/Transflas slot + 4MB for Java
-Platform: N/A
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: Bluetooth, SyncML

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 1 Megapixel w/video capture
-Ringtones: Polyphonic, MP3
-Games/Applications: Java
-Graphics: Wallpapers
-Audio/Video: MP3 player, MobiTV streaming

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: 5 number per entry + e-mail address
-Predictive Text: T9
-Messaging: E-mail, SMS, MMS, EMS
-Tools: Voice dialing, Alarm, Calendar, Calculator, To-Do List, Voice memo,
-Browser: Yes

[bobolito]

Motorola V3i
(Released! September 6th)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900
-Screen: internal 176x220 TFT 262K colors; external 96x80 STN 65K colors
-Weight: 3.53 oz
-Size: 3.86 x 2.09 x 0.55
-Battery: 710mAh; talktime 6.67hrs; standby 310hrs
-Memory: 12MB internal + MicroSD/Transflash (hot-swappable)
-Platform: N/A
-Speakerphone: Full-duplex
-Connections: Bluetooth 1.2, PC Sync, mini-USB

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 1+ megapixel w/video capture MPEG4 15 fps
-Ringtones: Polyphonic MIDI 24 chords, MP3
-Games/Applications: MIDP 2.0, CLDC 1.1
-Graphics: Wallpapers, Screensavers, Themes
-Audio/Video: iTunes

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: 1000
-Predictive Text: iTAP
-Messaging: SMS, EMS, MMS, POP3, SMTP, IMAP4,
-Tools: Voice dialing, Alarm, Calculator, Calendar, Voice memo
-Browser: WAP 2.0

[bobolito]

Nokia 6282
(Rejected!)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/1800/1900 + UMTS 1900
-Screen: 240x320 TFT 262K colors
-Weight: 4.06 oz
-Size: 3.94 x 1.81 x 0.83 in
-Battery: 970mAh; talk 4.00 hrs; standby 240 hrs (20-25% less time in UMTS)
-Memory: 6MB + MiniSD card (hotswappable)
-Platform: N/A
-Speakerphone: yes
-Connections: Bluetooth, infrared, PC Sync, USB 2.0

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 1+ megapixel w/video capture at 640x480
-Ringtones: Polyphonic 64-chord, MP3, M4A, AAC, eAAC+ video ringtones
-Games/Applications: MIDP 2.0, CLDC 1.1
-Graphics: Wallpapers, screensavers
-Audio/Video: FM radio, music player, streaming video

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: capacity shared with memory, supports email and street addresses
-Predictive Text: T9
-Messaging: SMS, MMS, EMS, POP3, SMTP, IMAP4
-Tools: Alarm, calculator, calendar, to-do list, voice memo
-Browser: WAP 2.0, xHTML

[bobolito]

Pantech PG C-120 (GoPhone)
(Released!)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS 850/1800/1900
-Screen: 128x128 STN 65K colors
-Weight: 2.64 oz
-Size: 4.05 x 1.67 x 0.53 in
-Battery: 800 mAh Li-Ion ; Talk 3.00 hrs ; 250 hrs
-Memory: 2.8MB
-Platform: N/A
-Speakerphone: No
-Connections: Data cable

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: VGA 640x480 4x zoom
-Ringtones: MIDI, AMR
-Games/Applications: Java
-Graphics: Wallpapers
-Audio/Video: Video capture

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: 800 contacts
-Predictive Text: T9
-Messaging: SMS, MMS, IM
-Tools: alarm, calendar, calculator, stopwatch, world clock, converter, voice recording
-Browser: WAP

[Jay2TheRescue]

Originally Posted by bobolito

LG CU500
(Launch this June in 3G markets)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 + UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900
-Screen: internal 176x220 TFT; external 1" TFT
-Weight: ?
-Size: ?
-Battery: ?
-Memory: MicroSD slot
-Platform: N/A
-Speakerphone: dual speaker
-Connections: USB port

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 1.3 megapixel rotating
-Ringtones: ?
-Games/Applications: ?
-Graphics: ?
-Audio/Video: Cingular Video, Music player + equalizer

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: ?
-Predictive Text: T9
-Messaging: ?
-Tools: Airplane mode
-Browser: ?

Looks like a V3 wannabe. I'd hate to have to get that instead of a 3g Motorola like I really want.

-Jay

[jones]

Some PC Connection are Showing Bluetooth 2.0,
I only have Bluetooth 1.2 USB Adaptor,
Hope they're Compatible.

[Jay2TheRescue]

Originally Posted by jones

Some PC Connection are Showing Bluetooth 2.0,
I only have Bluetooth 1.2 USB Adaptor,
Hope they're Compatible.

Its backwards compatible, you just won't be able to use any BT 2.0 features.

-Jay

[speedofsignal]

Does anyone know if Cingular will be carrying Nokia E61?

It seems Nokia has started deliveris of E61 in Europe.

[josephd]

I see the 6682 is back in Cingular's lineup........ for the second time, did they finally get it right this time with the software issues?

[walkguru]

Wirelessly posted (Walkguru's: Nokia6682/2.0 (3.01.1) SymbianOS/8.0 Series60/2.6 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 UP.Link/6.3.0.0.0)

Mine is working with no prob.

[gilly001]

Did anyone post this one? They now have the Motorola SLVR L7 in pink.

[bobolito]

Yes, but I only mentioned it was a previously released phone in post #112 in page 4 of this thread.

Motorola L6 Pink - (Q3 '06)
Motorola L7 Pink - (Available now)
Motorola V3 Cosmic Blue - (This summer)
Nokia 6102i w/Bluetooth - (Available now)

[Jay2TheRescue]

Originally Posted by Jay2TheRescue

I was in my local cell phone store yesterday and they said that the V3i was being released next week. and it was going to be $299 (If I remember correct)

-Jay

I guess they were wrong on that one...

-Jay

[fancynancy]

Do you know the exact date the zx20 is coming out. I really like that phone

[SteveW]

Originally Posted by bobolito

Nokia 6282
(Launch unknown in 3G markets)

For those who haven't been following the somewhat contentious "discussion" over on HoFo, the consensus seems to be that the 6282 will not be released by Cingular. Didn't pass its testing period, apparently.

I don't know any more than this, but the mods there have closed the thread on the 6282 under the Cingular section. Guess that's what bobolito meant by

Originally Posted by bobolito

... this does not guarantee that Cingular will ever release it. They may change their mind at the last minute and kill the phone.

Guess I'll be waiting a bit longer for some new Nokias.

[bobolito]

Yep...the same thing has happened to other phones so it is only wise to state that as a disclaimer.

[josephd]

Originally Posted by SteveW

For those who haven't been following the somewhat contentious "discussion" over on HoFo, the consensus seems to be that the 6282 will not be released by Cingular. Didn't pass its testing period, apparently.

I don't know any more than this, but the mods there have closed the thread on the 6282 under the Cingular section. Guess that's what bobolito meant by



Guess I'll be waiting a bit longer for some new Nokias.

I guess I will be waiting as well, I was going to buy a new never out of the box 6230 off e-bay. With the advice of Charlyee I asked when the phone was manufactured but have not gotten a response so I am not going to gamble and buy the phone. Thank-you Charlyee

[bobolito]

According to Phonescoop, Cingular scrapped the N80 and 6282 because they don't have WCDMA 850. Cingular wants to ensure all phones have WCDMA 850. So I say that's a good move on Cingular's part. They don't want to make the same expensive mistake AT&T Wireless did. Cingular asked Nokia for revised versions that include WCDMA 850. When are these manufacturers going to learn that 850 is as important as 1900?

[SteveW]

Originally Posted by bobolito

According to Phonescoop, Cingular scrapped the N80 and 6282 because they don't have WCDMA 850. Cingular wants to ensure all phones have WCDMA 850. So I say that's a good move on Cingular's part. They don't want to make the same expensive mistake AT&T Wireless did. Cingular asked Nokia for revised versions that include WCDMA 850. When are these manufacturers going to learn that 850 is as important as 1900?

Yes, although as you know, there were other indications that Cingular had decided to go ahead with at least the 6282, despite this deficiency. Obviously they knew its features before they went into testing, so there must have been a chance that they would release it. Maybe that was just one of the factors or maybe a directive came down from on high. We'll probably never know. I'll get over it....but I was really looking forward to this one

[bobolito]

Be sure to read between the lines. Cingular didn't entirely reject the phones. They are just asking Nokia to modify them to include UMTS 850. So maybe there's some hope depending on what Nokia says. Of course, they could have other names like 6282a or N80a. Who knows? What we know is the release date will be much later if they decide to add UMTS 850.

[bobolito]

Nokia E62
(Released!)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
-Screen: 320x240 TFT 262K colors
-Weight: 5.08 oz
-Size: 4.61 x 2.76 x 0.55 in
-Battery: 1500 mAh Li-Ion ; talk 7.00 hrs ; standby 264 hrs
-Memory: 75MB for storage, MiniSD
-Platform: Symbian 9.1
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: IR port, Bluetooth 1.2, USB, PC Synch

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: No
-Ringtones: MIDI (48 chord), MP3
-Games/Applications: J2ME
-Graphics: Wallpapers, screensavers, themes
-Audio/Video: Audio Player (MP3, AAC, eAAC+, M4A)

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: Capacity depends on available memory
-Predictive Text: N/A (Full QWERTY keypad)
-Messaging: SMS, MMS, EMS, POP3, SMTP, IMAP4, Blackberry Connect, AOL, ICQ, Yahoo
-Tools: Calendar, calculator, voice commands, to-do list
-Browser: WAP 2.0