The yet to be announced Nokia E72 has shown up on both the YouTube and Nokia Conversations websites. The E72 seems to be the next successor of the E71/71x mobile phones. It has a full QWERTY keyboard for messaging. There are not many details about the other specs, the video clearly shows a 3.5mm headset jack, 5MP camera and user-facing camera too.

Nokia E72

Our guess is that this phone has shown up quite by accident on these websites. Anyways, watch the video and enjoy yourself!

Source: PhoneScoop

AT&T’s customized remix of Nokia’s wonderful E71 Eseries mobile phone, the E71x, is now finally available for sale directly from the carrier’s website. The pricing is very affordable indeed – this comes at a mere $99.99 on contract after rebate, which seems like a steal for a device with this level of good looks and utilities.

Of course, this will require you to be satisfied with S60 3.2, but if you can get past that, you’ve got this gorgeous all-metal shell, full QWERTY, HSDPA, 3.2 megapixel cam, and WiFi, just waiting to be picked up.

Nokia E71x

Source: EngadgetMobile

AT&T today announced six new mobile phone handsets that range from entry-level ones to smartphones. All of these phones will arrive in the market in the next few weeks. The new phones are as follows:

The Samsung Propel Pro i627: This Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard powered smartphone a full QWERTY slider, which includes Wi-Fi and a 3MP auto-focus camera. It will be available starting on April 14 for $150.

The Samsung Impression: The Samsung Impression is a sideways slider that includes a full QWERTY keyboard, 3.2” AMOLED touch display with Samsung’s TouchWiz interface, 3MP camera with video capture and full HTML browser. The Impression a877 will cost $200 and will be in stores April 7.

The Samsung Magnet: The Magnet is a thin, bar-style device that has a WAP browser and camera. Exact pricing and availability is not yet known. This is an entry-level phone.

The LG Xenon: The Xenon features a full keyboard, touchscreen display with customizable user interface, and 2MP camera. It will cost $100 and will be available April 8.

The LG Neon: Similar to the Xenon, the LG Neon has a full QWERTY keyboard, touchscreen and 2MP camera.

Nokia E71x: This is the black version of the Nokia Eseries phone, the E71, and will cost $99.

Source: PhoneScoop

The latest buzz in mobile town is that there has been a bug in the much-anticipated Nokia E71x’s firmware, which involves email, which was one of the most important factors of this device. Considering this problem, AT&T has had to push back the launch of this mobile phone, while it desperately tries to fix the irritating bug.

Really sad. The Nokia E71 has been doing its round all through North America since July 2008 and this AT&T version of the smartphone has been hyped only too much. Our deepest sympathies to all you Symbian fans out there, tut tut.

Anyway, the silver lining here is that the delay may come with a price break – probably it would cost only about $149.99 on contract after rebate launch. Of course, this is only a rumor. But that will not stop us from hoping for the best. Are you listening, AT&T?

Nokia E71x

Source: EngadgetMobile