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Coming soon: Nokia 6120 Classic

Published by Rafe Blandford at 23:28 BST, April 6th 2007

Thanks to the User Agent Profile lists on Nokia.com we know there is another S60 device on the way. The 6120 runs S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 (Symbian 9.2), is a 3G device (including HSDPA) and has a QVGA screen. The device is referred to as the 6120c indicating its full name will be the Nokia 6120 Classic. 

User Agent Profiles (UAProf), such as that for 6120, are machine readable file formats that describe the capabilities of the phone. They are used by developers and on line service to help identify a device and look up its capabilities.

There's no other public information about the 6120, but such User Agent Profiles typically appear only shortly before the device in announced (typically 3-4 weeks). However it is worth noting that the information in User Agent Profiles is not always accurate and the files are sometimes updated after the official announcement.

Given the similarities to the UAProf of the 6110 Classic to the 6120 it is likely part of the same device family.

As with other recent models Nokia is recycling a device name. The original 6120 was a TDMA Analog version of the 6110. 

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Categories: Hardware
Platforms: S60 3rd Edition

News Discussion

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Im kinda excited abouyt this phone. will this be available in the Philippines. Thanks
ALE
It looks like an enhanced 6233, but despite of the new functions (HSDPA, Symbian, miniUSB, A2DP, 2nd camera), it lacks some features like the IR port, dual speakers, VGA video recording. The best thing that Nokia could do is to release a Series 40 phone that would have the features of the 6120 while preserving all the goodies of the 6233. That would be the perfect phone!
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... also it has no fountain, third and fourth camera, UXGA screen or extending vibrator. But it has HSDPA + USB 2.0 EDR + A2DP and I'm gonna buy it.

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