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FCC approves set of Nokias

March 7, 2007 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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FCC logoThese days FCC was busy approving all the latest Nokia devices. In just a week, FCC approved the Nokia N77, Nokia E90 Communicator, and Nokia 7088.

According to the Finish giant, the N77 is a device that should bring DVB-H based mobile TV to the masses. The second mentioned is, well, the new communicator. Imagine all things integrated (GPS, WLAN, large screen, full browsing, etc) in a single device and you’ll get the idea of this magnificent device.

The last mentioned is something really interesting. Apparently, the Nokia 7088 is the CDMA device. It looks like the guys from the Finland are preparing to hit the U.S. market with a vengeance. We’ll see where this leads…

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