iPhone Killer: Nokia Tube

After every other cell-phone manufacturer going 'touch', it's Nokia's turn. The Finnish maker has taken its sweet time and finally the dirt over its rendition has surfaced on Symbian-freak.

Its current code-name being 'Tube', this will be Nokia's first touch-enabled Series 60 device. The phone is expected to be placed in the high-end segment and will include support for various connectivity options like HSPDA, WLAN, and uPnP. It will also feature GPS and the geo-tagging feature.

The screen is expected to measure around 3 to 3.5 inches. The source claims that the onboard camera will be "much better" than the iPhone, but not as good as the Nseries camera-phones. Though the input mode will not support multi-touch (like the iPhone); the device can be operated with a finger as well as a stylus, and will also include the haptic feedback system.

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