Nokia’s trickling out the phones this month, this time announcing a simple quad band GSM/GPRS clamshell. The 6125 isn’t a 3G phone, but it does have its perks, like a 1.3-megapixel camera, FM Radio and a media player that supports MP3, AAC, WMA and MP4. And along with Bluetooth, infrared, USB and a hot-swappable microSD mamory card, it’s also one of the first Nokia phones to come with a Macromedia Flash Player. Should be available second quarter for about $280.

Compact Nokia 6125 offers excellent performance in stylish folding design [Nokia]

From Gizmodo

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Ok, look, we’re gonna be straight up on this one. We do like the fact that Samsung’s not settling down on the i300 and releasing the thing as a one-off or something like that — and we’re certainly not complaining about getting an extra gig of storage space at 4GB over its previous 3GB. But you know what we’d trade off before getting that extra bit of space? How about sooner getting Windows Mobile 5.0 on the thing instead of sticking to 2003 SE? Because otherwise the SGH-i300x looks like your typical lust-inducer: 1.3 megapixel camera, QVGA display, media playback software (MPEG4, h.264, WMV, MP3, AAC, WMA, etc.), 3.5mm jack, A2DP, MicroSD slot, and so on. Such a shame.

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From Engadget

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Japanese Radio Co. Ltd , has launced the WX310J, a new handset geared towards Office executives with a need for security. The WX310J can be used to secure your desktop ( access will only be granted after you connect the phone to your PC – you will be required to place your finger at the center of the phone on the fingerprint scanner and if the records match you will be granted access) The fingerprint scanner can also be used to secure sensitive data on the phone. The phone support POP3 and SMTP e-mail servers as well as J2ME technology. The miniSD card helps in increasing the memory capacity of the phone. The handset weighs 113 grams and has dimensions of 119 × 53 × 16.5 mm.

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