Nokia has finally updated what stood as an icon for money and luxury until now with a few improvements that should have CEOs and fat-walleted friends that you know all excited. But 3G is not the only improvement this richboy toy is getting as WiFi is onboard too with a few changes in its outward design. We know specs don’t matter if you are fixated on buying it, but for us less mortals, the Vertu Signature has a QVGA OLED display of 320×240 pixels with 16 million colors, Bluetooth, WAP 2.0 browser, email support, and VoIP. It also has a SIM tray allowing for easy swapping between your work and personal SIM cards with support for WCDMA dual-band 2100/850 MHz and GSM quad-band 850/900/1800/1900 MHz frequencies. We don’t know when Nokia will decide to spit this out and for how much, but I for one will add this to my steadily growing list of cell phones I can’t afford.

Fried Brains

Related posts:

1. No-Key Nokia X-SIM: Unlocking Nokia Phones in a Jiffy If the service you’ve bought with your Nokia cell phones...
2. Nokia Announces Widget Support for S60 Nokia now includes widget support for the S60. The Nokia...
3. Nokia announces the Nokia 3610 Fold Not to be mistaken for one more handset released from...
4. Trot the Globe with OneSIMCard Company Long Distance Post has every globetrotter’s dream SIM in...
5. Vertu Ascent Ti 3G Cell Phone Gets FCC Approved Ooh, look what was found beaming with the great seal...