Nokia X3 passes the FCC, might hit the US soon
The FCC has just approved the Nokia X3, an affordable music phone announced in early September (at the same time with the Nokia X6).
In case you don’t know yet, Nokia X3 is a slider that has no 3G, but features a 3.5mm headset jack, dedicated touch music keys on the side, Bluetooth 2.1, stereo speakers and stereo FM radio.
The S40 phone also features a 2.2 inch QVGA display, access to Ovi Store, 3.2MP camera with flash, and MicroSD card support (a 2GB card should be included in the box).
At the moment, there’s no word yet whether there will be US carriers to offer the X3 or not.
In Europe, the Nokia X3 will cost €115 ($169) unlocked, so US customers will probably be able to buy it at a similar price – assuming the phone will reach North America.
Enjoyed the story? Get the news and updates as we publish them. For instant updates as we press the "Publish" button, click here to follow us on Twitter . To subscribe to RSS News Feed click here , for daily e-mail updates click here .If you liked the post, you might find these interesting too:
- Nokia 3710a passes the FCC, probably for AT&T
- Samsung B5722 and C6112 dual SIM phones show up
- Nokia 5710 XpressMusic appears on Nokia’s US website
- Nokia 7100s (Supernova) details emerge
- Sony Ericsson W995a approved by the FCC
« Google Analytics now available for mobile apps (Android and iPhone)Verizon opens stores early for the Motorola Droid »