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Nokia E71 all up in AT&T's labs {Engadget Mobile}
May 9th 2008 12:57PM You could find the filings for RM-357 and RM-407 here:
http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/fcc_query.php?gc=PYA&pc=RM-407
http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/fcc_query.php?gc=PYA&pc=RM-357
Nokia E71 all up in AT&T's labs {Engadget Mobile}
May 9th 2008 11:14AM I used the E61i for couples of months before I sold it. It's a great phone with great battery life. The phone is very well built however I can't stand the pop-port thus I sold it.
BTW this phone uses the BP-4L battery, which is also found in the N810 Internet Tablet, E90, and E61i. This battery has 1500 mAh capacity so it's not a small battery.
Nokia E71 all up in AT&T's labs {Engadget Mobile}
May 9th 2008 1:42AM It's confirmed that there are at least 3 versions of the E71 (RM-346,
RM-357, and RM-407).
The RM-346 is the Euro/Asia version (E71-1) with HSPA 900/2100.
The RM-357 is the US/AT&T verions (E71-2) with HSPA 850/1900.
The RM-407 is the US/T-Mobile version (E71-3?) with HSPA 1700/2100
(WCDMA band I/IV).
There are FCC filings at www.phonescoop.com for these phones.
BTW, I am going to get the RM-407 once Nokia releases it unlocked/unbranded or T-Mobile releases it branded.
Nokia's E66 and E71 in the wild! {Engadget Mobile}
May 7th 2008 9:12PM It's only 2.36", which is way smaller than the E61/E61i (2.8").
Nokia's E66 and E71 in the wild! {Engadget Mobile}
May 7th 2008 1:55PM T-Mobile US: Please bring the E71 with AWS and my next 2-year contract will be yours.
HTC Touch Diamond hands-on {Engadget}
May 6th 2008 11:24AM The interface looks pretty good and the design is not bad either.
T-Mobile: please releases this with AWS. Thank you.
T-Mobile clears everything up: 3G rollout (with data) is on in NYC {Engadget}
May 5th 2008 4:44PM No since the N95-3/-4 3G only works with AT&T/Fido/Rogers 3G. Since it was released before T-Mobile has its 3G up and running, it was listed as US 3G. It should have been listed as AT&T 3G.
T-Mobile clears everything up: 3G rollout (with data) is on in NYC {Engadget}
May 5th 2008 4:11PM @ Kris
Optimized for my phone? May be the T-Mobile branded phone but I could load any website (WAP or full HTML) on my Nokia 5700 using Nokia built-in browser or Opera Mini. There are some restriction and blocked ports but it work fine for what I need (Google Maps Mobile, weather checking, and etc). I could also tether so I don't know if you could beat the $5.99 price.
T-Mobile clears everything up: 3G rollout (with data) is on in NYC {Engadget}
May 5th 2008 3:34PM @ Kris
You don't know what you are talking about in regard of T-Mobile data plan. I break it down for your here:
1. T-Zones aka T-Mobile Web: $5.99 with proxy and some restriction but tethering is allow. I'm using this with my Nokia 5700 and tether using my Nokia N800.
2. Total Internet: $19.99 fully open with WiFi hotspots
3. BB data plan: $19.99
4. BB BES data plan: $29.99
These plans are available with any voice plan.
Data only plan is more expensive as shown on your page.
T-Mobile clears everything up: 3G rollout (with data) is on in NYC {Engadget}
May 5th 2008 12:49PM T-Mobile offers 4 low-end/midrange phones with AWS: Nokia 3555, Nokia 6263, Samsung SGH-T639, and Samsung SGH-T819.
No smartphone or data device with AWS is available at this time.
The first HSDPA handset is coming in July in the form of SE Bella (Z780).
