At GSMA (formerly 3GSM) in Barcelona, Nokia went high-end with two new N-series devices, a 5-megapixel camera handset, and a new GPS phone. Check them out here in our slide show.
It may look like your average Nokia candy bar phone but the 6220 offers a wealth of features, including a 5-megapixel camera and a music player. You can get it in black (pictured here) or purple.
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From behind, the 6220 (pictured here in purple) looks very much like a standalone camera. You can see the autofocus, the Carl Zeiss lens, and the flash.
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The Nokia N96 is an update to the already feature-packed Nokia N95. It offers a similar 5-megapixel camera and music player but it comes in a more attractive package. In this mode, the slider phone's keypad is exposed for making calls.
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Like the N95, the N96 also slides in another direction to expose dedicated multimedia buttons that can be used for listening to music and watching video.
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The N96 also offers dedicated buttons for playing games on its expansive display.
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Built for taking your tunes on the go, the Nokia N78 has a digital music player with a host of features. It offers an FM transmitter, stereo speakers, Bluetooth with a stereo profile, a 3.5mm headset jack, and support for Nokia Internet radio. Nokia promises 24 hours of music playback time.
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You can take your tunes on the go with the N78's FM transmitter.
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The reverse side of the N78 shows its camera features. It offers a 3.2-resolution camera with a Carl Zeiss lens, a flash, and a 20x digital zoom. There's also a camcorder for shooting video.
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While Nokia's other GSMA announcements focused on multimedia, its new 62210 Navigator is all about (ahem) navigation. With built-in GPS, you can use the 6210 both on foot and in the car. Local maps are preloaded onto the 16GB memory, and map updates (using Nokia's Maps 2.0) application are included in the sales price. The attractive candy bar handset also offers a 3.2-megapixel camera.
