Motorola W755 and a pair of Nokias come to light for Verizon

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Doug @ Jan 25th 2008 4:29PM

Being a big Nokia fan, I'm very thankful I have AT&T right now. I'm fine with the design of the 2605. It's an entry level phone, what more do you expect? But seriously, what was Nokia thinking with this 7205?? Why don't you just give it to Moto so they can put their brand stamp on it because that is what it looks like it is, hands down. I don't know how much say Verizon has in terms of how they can influence design and features, but somebody screwed up there, and I'm gonna say it's Verizon because if you look at the majority of their new phones, they all have those flat keypads like this, but maybe Nokia took it upon themselves to make one like the rest. Nokia needs to take an Nseries phone and switch it to CDMA and give it to Verizon, so Verizon customers can get a taste of a true multimedia phone. I wonder if this even has S40 on it.

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Dopes @ Jan 25th 2008 4:51PM

I think they are just hurting their brand by releasing these "things"for usa. I'm sure phones like 6500 classic and slider or 5310 could sell okish in usa. Thought they arent coming to bother with cdma thats for sure and they arent going to release any s60 with att either. So i have no idea what's their plan :)

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