Teen heart-throb MobileTracker reports a couple of interesting, if unsurprising approvals from the FCC: the Nokia N90 cameraphone, and the Sony Ericsson K750i. The N90 [left] is the new flip-phone hybrid that we had a chance to play with a couple weeks back, while the K750i was first shown at Cannes in March.
https://gizmodo.com/live-from-amsterdam-nokia-n90-first-pictures-101187
Both phones share two-megapixel cameras, although the N90 is certainly more oriented towards imaging, with its flippy screen and multiple configurations, while the K750i is more of an all-around solid, Sony-style phone (which is to say, about as much of a ‘smartphone’ as Nokia’s units usually are). I liked both phones in the short time I had to play with them, even if neither one offer a totally new experience.
Expect both phones sometime this quarter on unknown carriers, for unknown prices (expect a pretty penny).
Nokia N90 approved by FCC [MobileTracker]
Sony Ericsson K750i approved by FCC [MobileTracker]
