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Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, Verizon Wireless, EV-DO, CDMA

As you might’ve guessed, there isn’t a whole lot continue in this place, but we snapped a few pictures of Nokia’s new 6205 for Verizon just in case. The 6205 seems to be a well built phone, but that’s about it. Rest assured, the Batman sound effects are cheesy, and the trailer inclusion is pointless — Batman wouldn’t be caught dead at a superhero party rocking this thing. What would Tony Stark think of him? Oh, and that thicker model is the one with the an extended battery, which could certainly come in handy with the standard 4 hour talk time this has.

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Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, Verizon Wireless, EV-DO, CDMA

As you might’ve guessed, there isn’t a whole lot continue in this place, but we snapped a few pictures of Nokia’s new 6205 for Verizon just in case. The 6205 seems to be a well built phone, but that’s about it. Rest assured, the Batman sound effects are cheesy, and the trailer inclusion is pointless — Batman wouldn’t be caught dead at a superhero party rocking this thing. What would Tony Stark think of him? Oh, and that thicker model is the one with the an extended battery, which could certainly come in handy with the standard 4 hour talk time this has.

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Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, Verizon Wireless, EV-DO, CDMA

Nokia’s got a new no-frills handset coming to Verizon on June 15th, the Nokia 6205. Specs like a 1.3 megapixel camera, 58MB of memory and the Verizon UI — no thank you — won’t have us in a hurry to turn in our N95, but the real news in this place is that the phone was designed by Nokia itself, and they’re promising even more phones for Verizon in the future — though S60 might not be in the cards. The 6205 has a 2-inch 176 x 220 screen on the inside, and a 1.28-inch 128 x 128 LCD on the back, there’s a microSD slot, plenty of audio codec support, Bluetooth and a paltry 4 hours of talk time due to the EV-DO connection this thing wastes on a WAP 2.0 browser. It comes in the standard blue version, available in July, or you can pick up “The Dark Knight” edition we heard about (pictured), complete with movie-based ringtones and a pre-loaded trailer, on June 15th. Bot. will retail for $119 with contract.

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