On second thought, maybe not.

It’s good to know that Nokia’s CDMA handsets keep getting progressively better. Better looking, that is. At this rate, Nokia will have quite a looker in 2012.
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Nokia 8208: Officially NOT coming to the USA.

Seven months and twelve days ago. That’s when we first caught a (leaked) glimpse of the Nokia 8208, Nokia’s first CDMA dual-slider. And while Nokia’s American CDMA operations desperately need a pick-me-up like the 8208, it’s not coming here. At all. But it looks nice.
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Nokia 2605 Mirage: A bare-bones CDMA phone. Uh, why?

The Nokia 2605 Mirage is slightly better than the recently announced 2608. Unfortunately, it’s still headed for Verizon’s bargain bins.
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Nokia 2608: Cheapest CDMA phone around.

Continuing Nokia’s time-honored tradition of releasing dumbphones aimed at the CDMA market, the Nokia 2608, at first glance, actually looks like a slick phone. It’s very similar to the 3555, complete with the seamless back, although the keypad more closely resembles a Nokia N90 than anything. And it looks extremely thick.
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If Batman carried a cell phone, would it be the Nokia 6205? That’s a tough question to answer. But either way, the Nokia “Dark Knight Edition” 6205 non-smartphone is headed (exclusively) for Verizon.

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Nokia hasn’t exactly been much of a presence in the North American CDMA world. The latest attempt to change that sad fact has resulted in what I’d call the absolute quietest phone announcement ever, with the only noticeable mention of these two phones on Nokia’s press bulletin board. First up: the Nokia 3606 CDMA clamshell.

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Nokia. CDMA. Two words that you don’t normally find together, thanks to an ongoing feud between the phone giant and chipmaker Qualcomm that ceased to be entertaining about five years ago.

Besides a couple of lackluster phones, Nokia’s presence in Verizon and Sprint stores has been practically non-existent. But no more!

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Nokia USA managed to sneak this CDMA phone onto the web site when no one was looking.

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So finally we’ve got a little bit more to work with in terms of the new Nokia phones released at Nokia Connections 2006. We’ll be looking deeper into the two CDMA phones released: the Nokia 6275i and the Nokia 2875i phones.

Check them out in the extended entry (after the picture).

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Nokia Connection 2006 is currently underway in Singapore, and it’s bursting with a lot of mostly boring information about Nokia’s future business plans. However, Nokia did use the opportunity to announce five new mid-tier candybar handsets coming soon.

Inside the full entry: a short segment on Nokia’s new phones.

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