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We first heard about this phone about two months ago and Nokia has just made the 5250 official. We now know the specs sheet for this handset: a 2.8-inch touchscreen display (with a 360 x 640 resolution), a microSD card slot, GPRS / EDGE connectivity, 512MB of internal storage, a 2MP camera, and Symbian^1. Since this handset is set to be one of the cheapest touchscreen handset on the market, it doesn't feature 3G, WiFi, or even GPS support. Nokia will release this handset in Q4 for €115 ($145 USD).

[Engadget, Unwired View]

GSM Arena has spotted a new phone on the Ovi Store's website, the Nokia 5250. This handset is reportedly going to sport Symbian S60 5th Edition and likely a 3-inch touchscreen nHD display (hopefully not resistive). The specs aren't mentioned anywhere on Nokia's website so we'll have to wait around for Nokia to announce this.

Update: According to Fone Arena, some specs for the Nokia 5250 have actually been revealed thanks to the UAProfile. "Confirmed specs" include: a 360 x 640 resolution touchscreen display, GSM / GPRS / EDGE connectivity, Bluetooth 2.0 support, 2 softkeys, and Symbian S60 5th Edition.

Update: Engadget has just pointed out that the Nokia 5250 will be replacing the 5230 smartphone that T-Mobile has available right now as the Nuron. There's another picture of the upcoming phone below.

[GSM Arena]