Nokia is just spitting out handsets this year, with yet another model in the XpressMusic series.

The 5230 is a “teen-version” of the 5800 which comes in 6 colors (red, white, blue, green, pink and black).   Besides the color palette the Nokia 5230 features a 3.2 inch widescreen touch display,  a 2.0 megapixel camera, quadband GSM/EDGE, dual band European HSPA, support for up to 16GB  microSD cards and a battery that promises to allow 33 hours of continuous music playback before charging.This device sports Symbian S60 5th Edition as well as Ovi support and apps for Twitter, Facebook and other social networking websites.

The Nokia 5230 should hit the shelves around Q4 for about $220 without Nokia’s “Comes With Music” service, $360 when included with Comes with Music.

There has been no word on a release date, but  the price is expected to be about $100 less than the original pricing of the N97.  Besides being smaller and more compact the Nokia N97 mini is also expected to be made with more high-quality materials as well as improved kinetic-scrolling capability on the display.   These improvements also come with some shortcomings as the Nokia N97 Mini  lacks a sliding lens-cover, a smaller keyboard with no directional pad and only 8GB of memory compared to the 32GB of memory on the original N97.

Microsoft will be developing a version of its Office Mobile software suite for Symbian to be released in 2010 on the E series of business oriented devices along with Microsoft System Center device management software, Microsoft SharePoint Server mobile access application and Office Communicator Mobile internal communication software.

The application integrates Google services such as Mail, Maps, YouTube, and other Google Mobile services as well as supporting My Location which is dependent on user activation and handset.

The application can be bound to a hotkey on the handset and also features a homescreen reminder for one-click access.  Google Mobile for S60 is available now and is a free download.

The manufacturer has also signed an agreement with the venerable and popular GetJar Java application portal and will begin offering its entire application library through the new service, along with opening a new developer submission site on July 1st with no fees for submission or listing on either PlayNow or Fun & Downloads.

The PlayNow app store will initially support Symbian and Java applications before expanding to more platforms.

The Nokia N97 features a 3.5 inch resistive touchscreen tilting display, QWERTY keyboard, Symbian Series 60 5th Edition, quadband GSM/EDGE triband W-CDMA access, Wi-Fi radio, Bluetooth with stereo audio support, speakerphone, GPS transceiver with compass and A-GPS, TV output, 32GB of internal memory with additional microSDHC expansion slot, microUSB port, full access to Nokia services (Ovi, Nokia Music, Share), and an HTML browser with Flash Lite support.

The camera assembly features a 5.0 megapixel sensor, Carl Zeiss Tessar lens, 5.4mm focal length, and a wide aperture angle with dual LED flash and dedicated video light for VGA video capture at 30fps.

The US version of the device with US 3G support is expected to ship at the end of the month according to a recent Amazon listing.

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The Nokia E75 features a sliding QWERTY keyboard along with a standard keypad, QVGA display, quadband GSM/EDGE and dual-band HSDPA, the new Nokia Messaging client along with the Work/Life toggle found on the E71/E63, Bluetooth with stereo audio support, Wi-Fi and FM radio, GPS with A-GPS support, 3.2 megapixel camera with video recorder and speakerphone.

The device is available in Black or Red for $529.99 and will be available soon directly from Nokia.

The Nokia E71x is nearly identical to the unlocked NAM E71 sold directly by Nokia save for AT&T branding and AT&T firmware which includes access to bespoke services such as Mail, Navigator, IM, XM, Music, CV, and mobiTV along with dual-band HSDPA, Wi-Fi radio, Bluetooth with stereo audio support, speakerphone, and 3.2 megapixel camera with flash along with a QVGA display, QWERTY keyboard, microSDHC slot, GPS support with voice control, and speakerphone.

It should be noted that this version does support Video Share, but does not feature a front-facing camera due to AT&T’s device requirements.

The device is now available for $299.99 with No Commitment or $149.99 after new 2 year agreement before an additional $50 mail-in rebate via prepaid Visa card, bringing the total to $99.99.

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Update: Amazon is offering the E71x at a special $.01 price after instant rebates with free shipping for new customers and free activation credit until May 18th.

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The 5800 features a 640 x 360 resolution widescreen resistive touch display, quadband EDGE/GSM, dual-band HSDPA support, Wi-Fi radio, built-in GPS transceiver with A-GPS support, Bluetooth with stereo audio support, microSDHC slot, microUSB port, 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus, video recorder, and flash with video light along with Carl Zeiss optics.

The 5800 is also noted for being the first Symbian Series 60 5th Edition device which supports touch displays and even includes an instrument plectrum (or guitar pick if you prefer) as a stylus.

The phone is now available at the Nokia Flagship locations in New York and Chicago for $399.99

Update: According to Nokia Store employees, the phones themselves are in stock, but the custom inventory solution they employ for transactions is having issues with inventory tracking which prevents them from officially selling the phone at either location until the issue is resolved.

The 6710 Navigator improves on the 6210 by including a touch-sensitive input area for precise control of the GPS software, improved Maps client, and compass.  The 6720 Classic features active noise cancellation, TV output, and a compass while both feature a 5.0 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and LED flash.

The 6720 Classic will be available for €245 ($316) in the second quarter while the 6710 Navigator will be available for €300 ($387).