Nokia 6650 showing up in AT&T stores

by Chris Ziegler posted Nov 11th 2008 at 9:30AM

S60 lovers on AT&T, rejoice -- your on-contract, branded phone has arrived. The Nokia 6650 has started flowing into stores today, bringing an N75 successor that ups the beauty factor by a country mile and adds 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 for good measure. It's apparently running $70 with a two-year deal after rebate, so if Symbian flips are your cup o' tea, get on it.

Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, ATT, Symbian, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS

Tags: 6650, att, clamshell, flip, nokia

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BloodiedWraith @ Nov 11th 2008 10:18AM

Exact release date is November 14th for anyone who is interested. So some stores may or may not have it.

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Brian @ Nov 11th 2008 10:44AM

Nokia still doesn't understand how to make a flip phone properly. This one looks like a 2 handed opener as well. Complete joke.

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L @ Nov 11th 2008 10:45AM

Ever held one, yes?

If not, shut it before it gets embarrasing...

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Al @ Nov 11th 2008 12:46PM

How many other flips out there have 1500 mah batteries?

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zephxiii @ Nov 11th 2008 11:41AM

They don't? I guess that little button on the side of my 6126 doesn't really open the flip when I push it then... :-/

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Frank Rizzo @ Nov 11th 2008 4:20PM

Phone looks great, a lot better than the N75. However, it's a shame that they used those darn touch sensitive buttons on the front instead of real ones, traded a 2.4" display for a 2.2" one, and moved the camera to the front to accept the size of the new battery. It's nice to see the same battery from the E71/E61i in this phone though. What they should've done was widened the phone to 52mm and given us the same size display as the N75 at least. And maybe they could've added that sweet 6126 like button that opens the display. I'm glad to see AT&T has another Nokia though, wish they'd get more, and hope they don't ruin them. Too bad I got an N95-3, otherwise I'd probably get this. Let's hope it sells well.

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