Nokia 6126 wins FCC approval

Nokia has been gaining a bit of a reputation for being on the chubby side of the thin phone wars. So the 14-mm slim, 6126 flip which the FCC just approved, still passes for thin these days in the Nokia camp of plumpsters. Other than the 32MB flash and 16MB RAM we now know this thing packs, the filing doesn't tell us more than we already knew: quad-band GSM/EDGE, a 2.2-inch, 320 x 240 internal display, 1.3 megapixel cam, and microSD slot for storage expansion. Worth the wait we guess, if you're a Series 40 fan.

[xbit Posted Apr 27th 2006 7:06AM]

Series 40 doesn't run on Symbian - it uses Nokia's proprietary OS.

The scheme goes:

Series 30 - Nokia OS
Series 40 - Nokia OS
Series 60 - Symbian OS
Series 80 - Symbian OS
Series 90 - Symbian OS (no longer in development)
770 Internet Tablet - Linux

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 27th 2006 7:36AM]

And Series 60 is nowadays called just S60, which is also a consumer brand. The other Series' are not, just for developers etc.

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 27th 2006 7:58AM]

xbit, I was going to say that. I need a faster RSS reader.

The 320x240 (QVGA) is the internal one, not the external.

[chilko Posted Apr 27th 2006 8:21AM]

so many mistakes...

what a shame!

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 27th 2006 12:03PM]

Chilko what mistakes do you mean? I haven't seen any one. About phone - I hate phones with microSD, card is too small and it's easy to lose it. I has already losed 3 :(. And there is no any cardreader for them, but speed of downloading via cabel or bluetooth is too low for me

[chilko Posted Apr 27th 2006 1:17PM]

read above posts - the mistakes are fixed now
;]

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 27th 2006 1:51PM]

eddy - you get the adapters to turn them into full size sd's, which can then be placed into sd card readers.