Today we’re showing our last installment on the Nokia Supernova range of handsets that we’ve featured over the past few days, the Nokia 7210 Supernova. It may have come last in the roll call, but it’s definitely not the least.

Living up to the chic and fresh qualities that characterize its Supernova siblings, the 7210 is a simply styled mobile phone that has its way of standing out from a crowd through customizable designs and its essential features.
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Like we’ve said a couple of days back, the Nokia’s Supernova phone range is set to grace Feelphones’ pages. This time around, we’re putting the limelight on the Nokia 7310 Supernova.

Just as fashionable as the earlier featured Supernova handsets, the sleek 7310 is an almost weightless device that operates exclusively on GSM frequency. It weighs a wee 83 grams and has 106.5 x 45.4 x 11.95mm dimensions. The 7310 makes use of a Series 40 interface that is viewed through its 2-inch, 240 x 320-pixel, 16.7 million-color display. The operating system comes with a built-in web browser, email client and the usual Nokia PIM functions.
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In line with its game plan of keeping pace with the fast-growing mobile phone industry, Nokia India launched a new handset designed to meet the changing needs of mobile consumers – the Nokia 6220 Classic.

Aimed at providing a better experience for users, the Nokia 6220 comes packed with bumped up camera solutions features that include a Xenon flash-complemented 5-megapixel camera with autofocus and Carl Zeiss optics. High-quality images can be easily shared through the phone’s support for A-GPS.
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HTC Corp. recently landed for business on Korean shores armed with the slim, stylish, and highly intuitive phone, the HTC Touch Dual.

The HTC Touch Dual’s Korean launch is HTC Corporation’s maiden entry into the Korean market and banners an exclusive tie-up with Korean carrier, SK Telecom.
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Motorola introduced recently a new slider mobile phone called the ZN200. The “quiet” announcement of the new handset happened in Brazil, where a trickle of other handsets were also featured.

The Motorola ZN200 comes equipped with a 2-megapixel camera reinforced by integrated image editing tools, and 30 MB of internal memory which may be supplemented with a 1GB microSD card. The slider handset also offers Bluetooth support for A2DP stereo headsets for those wireless musical moments.

Market availability of the ZN200 in Brazil is tentatively set for September, with choices of black or pink-colored units. The handset will cost US$315. The FCC has stamped its approval for the use of the ZN200 in the United States.