FCC Approves Nokia Swivel Phone

on 05/17/2009 18:02 PDT

Guess those of us living Stateside will be able to get hold of the upcoming Nokia Swivel phone after it has made its rounds at the FCC. So far, the handset has been confirmed for Verizon Wireless, where it will be known as Nokia model RM-526 featuring dual-band CDMA/EV-DO, Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR connectivity and powered by software version VN-2040T13_VZW_108. There is no word on an exact release date, but summer is most likely when it’ll debut. No idea on how much it will cost though – what do you think?

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