An unknown device that’s currently making its way around Rumorville. Pull-out keyboard, unknown size. Could be a phone, internet tablet, or something larger. Source

A smaller, 8GB version of the infamous Nokia N97. The directional keypad has been moved over to the actual QWERTY, and the screen real estate has shrunk considerably. Looks a little *too* similar to the N97 – this could be an early prototype that never made it to market. Source

Nokia’s latest take on the Blackberry, as well as the E71’s successor. Adds an optical trackpad, better battery life (as if the E71’s battery life wasn’t good enough, now it’s 12.5 hours on GSM), faster processor, a digital compass, faster 3G, and a 3.5 mm audio jack. Looks pretty good!

A strange beast, the E55 is very similar to the E72. but sports a half-QWERTY keyboard (like the Blackberry Flip) instead. Most of the other features are the same – essentially it’s a smaller E72 that actually fits into your pocket.

An even cheaper version of the 5800 XpressMusic, the 5530 XpressMusic does at least look a heck of a lot more fashionable. Drawbacks: smaller screen (same 360×640 resolution), no 3G, and crappier battery life.

Your sub-standard Nokia candy bar. Uber-durable with a leakproof keypad, but not much else. Doubles as a football.

The bigger brother to the 3720 Classic. 3.2 megapixel camera, “hidden” secondary display, A-GPS. Could be far worse.