SymbianFreak reports that the Nokia Tube is a “16:9 three-point-something-inch phone is quadband, 3G-ready, supports Bluetooth and has integrated GPS with geotagging support.” Click more for a video.

Here are the first—alleged—pictures of the Tube, the codename for Nokia’s response to the iPhone we talked about yesterday. It seems that these images were taken at the same developers conference in California. Looking at the second pic, it seems it will have stylus support

[via Gizmodo - SymbianFreak]

Nokia has just announced the WiMAX version of the Nokia N810. It features a 4.13-inch WVGA display, 400MHz TI OMAP 2420 processor, 256MB ROM, 128MB RAM, miniSD/microSD card slots, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, and a built-in webcam. Click more for a video.

The real magic happens deep within this thing’s innards, where the addition of a WiMAX radio keeps things speedy when WiFi hotspots are out of reach and Bluetooth tethering to a 3G phone is too much of a hassle

[via engadget]

The Nokia Morph concept uses nanotechnology “based flexible materials, transparent electronics and self-cleaning surfaces.” No word yet on pricing and availability.

These materials should enable Nokia to produce a mobile device that “…might be stretchable and flexible, allowing the user to transform their mobile device into radically different shapes”.

[via UnwiredView]

It might look like the Nokia N95, but you definitely won’t find games, a camera, or video playback capabilities on this knockoff, which is essentially a radio.

It’s just what you’ve been waiting for — a Nokia N95 running Windows Mobile. It looks like the rumors were true after all! What’s that? This is not a real phone? It’s just an FM radio with a sticker on the screen? Oh bother

[via engadget]