Nokia added yet another phone to their growing N-series portfolio. The new Nokia N79, like many of the other phones, is a multimedia computer. With integrated navigation, FM transmitter and HSDPA connectivity, the phone comes pre-loaded with 10 N-Gage games. You also get a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics.

The N79 features Xpress-on covers that let you customize the phone to your tastes, with the following colors being available: Light Sea Blue, Espresso Brown, Olive Green, White and Coral Red. With the phone, you get a combo of 3 of these covers. Along with HSDPA, the phone also supports Wi-Fi for times when you don’t want to incur data charges.

There’s built-in support for various social networks like Friendster, Flickr, YouTube as well as integration with the Nokia Music Store and Ovi. The camera on the phone also comes with dual LED flash, and you can save images on the bundled 4GB microSD memory card.

Expect the phone in October 2008 retailing at &eur;350 before taxes and subsidies.

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