The new handset from Nokia is a flip cell phone with features like QWERTY keyboard and Symbian support. The GPS-enabled Nokia Wahoo will soon be released in United States by AT&T. The cell phone also houses other significant features like 2.0 MP camera, having support for flash and 4x zoom. The device will be endowed with a 2.2 inch 16M TFT display having QVGA functionality. Also, there is an external TFT display of 1.36 inch and resolution of 128×160 pixels.

Another good feature of Nokia Wahoo is availability of 80 MB of built-in memory support, with a support of micro SD card slot. Also, Bluetooth support is included in the design to enhance its functionality. This stylish cell phone model resembles Pearl Flip, recently released by Blackberry. Wahoo will be available in the packing of 100 x 52 x 17 mm dimensions and weight of 115 g.

The data capabilities are promised by technologies like HSDPA, GPRS and EDGE. The talk time of 4 hours is promised by the battery included in this phone design. Apart from all these features, there will be support for a dedicated music player as well as Push to Talk technology. Also, there will be messaging facilities available in various formats like emailing, instant messaging and Yahoo! Go.

There is no information available about the release of the cell phone. Also, the price tagged for this device has not been revealed as yet. Moreover, there are rumors surrounding Nokia Wahoo that its release might be cancelled. However, nothing can be confirmed at this point of time.

This entry was posted on Friday, November 14th, 2008 at 5:11 am and is filed under AT&T News, Nokia News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.