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FCC has leaked Nokia’s Lumia 710 manual. To be precised, today FCC posted the manual for T-Mobile version of Lumia 710. The device should be a decent smartphone for some users out there.

Previously, Nokia claimed that the Lumia 710 will not reach U.S market. However, it seems is not true and it actually is coming to T-Mobile U.S. The device features a 1.4GHz Snapdragon CPU and the ability to capture video in 720p HD resolution. It also coms with bright colors with shiny plastic rather than matte like the 800 gets.

[via SlashGear]

A mysterious Nokia device was spotted on Windows Phone app logs called “I’m a WP7″. The device was named the Champagne. It will sports Windows Phone 7.10.8711 OS.

This indicates the Champagne will features Tango OS. Aside from this information, we have little info in our hand. However, from what the rumor said, Nokia is planning to unveil some of its U.S.-bound Windows Phones at CES which will be held in January.

[via PhoneDog]

It’s been one week since Windows Phone 7.5 OS was launched. Now, every manufacturers are going wild with it. According to Engadget, Michael Halbherr, Executive VP for Location and Commerce at Nokia, Windows Phone Apollo is due to hit in the “middle of next year” and that the device will be a “very different game” compared to Mango.

Previously, we heard the Nokia Appolo is coming later in 2012. However after hearing this, we can all feel relief. There are possibility the handset is getting NFC support.

[via PhoneDog]

The budget Windows Phone Mango handset made by Nokia has managed to made it’s way to FCC. The device acquired a 3.7-inch LCD and colorful backplates. It will be known as the Nokia Lumia 710.

In the beginning, the device was not plan to be release in US. But now, the Lumia 710 is coming to US. There are no further info from Nokia themselves regarding this matter. We have to wait a little bit.

[via Engadget]

NFC is not always related to payment or finance. At least not for Nokia. The Finnish company has announced the launch of a new Bluetooth headset that comes with NFC-enabled pairing.

As usual, Nokia and its flashy color devices this time display a “uniquely designed in-ear device” with NFC pairing capabilities. It weight 5g and the holders is 18g. The headset features a pop-out earpiece for up to 8 hours of extended talk time and easy charging with any Nokia Micro-USB phone charger.The Nokia Luna Bluetooth Headset will cost 69 euros.

[via Pocket-lint]