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Nokia teamed up with a talented designer, Giambattista Valli to produce the Nokia 7373 Special Edition phone. It will be available in two colors; Powder Pink and Black Chrome. The Powder Pink comes with a pearl necklace strap and a miniature pink skull, while the Black Chrome comes with an onyx crystal strap and a black skull. The Nokia 7373 Special Edition will be unveiled during Paris Fashion Week at the “Dress your Nokia in Giambattista Valli” party.

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TrustedReviews has a comprehensive review of the Nokia 5300 XpressMusic. The handset comes jam packed with a 240 x 320 TFT-LCD display, a 1.3MP shooter, Bluetooth 2.0, 5MB of internal memory, a microSD card slot, and a miniUSB port. Here is the verdict:

I took a lot of the available space for this review to look at the music capabilities of this phone because that is what Nokia is talking up. In all honesty I can’t recommend it over other music phones I’ve seen, or over a dedicated music player and its low overall score reflects this. However I do like it as a handset. Its ergonomics and general ‘usability’ are very good, it has a superb screen, is small in the pocket, and I like the slider format a lot. In terms of the latter this handset has probably knocked away the last chink in my ant-slider feelings.

You can also watch the Nokia 5300 commercial video after the jump.

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Here are some of videos of the Nokia E90 Communicator from 3GSM 2007 Barcelona. Watch the rest of videos after the break!

Via YouTube and Mobilewhack

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The Nokia N77 phone provides a 2.4-inch widescreen display, 2.0MP digicam, a built-in DVB-H tuner, microSD card slot, and EDGE support. Priced at $481, the handset goes on sale Q2, 2007.

Via TechEBlog and YouTube

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The Nokia Video Center service allows users to watch YouTube videos via RSS feed. Hit the play to start the demonstration video!

Via CrunchGear

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