Alright, so this is what Nokia had up its sleeve all this long! Check out the all-new Nokia 6086 multimode cell phone. The 6086 is an Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) handset boasting quad-band GSM compatibility making it a true world phone.

Offered in a snappy exterior, Nokia is aiming to deliver seamless consumer experience with the 6086 phone. UMA trials confirmed that the phone was able to switch effortlessly between GSM and WLAN networks - while at the same time being transparent to the user.

Nokia claims a talk-time of 5 hours and up to 10 days of standby. While on-board memory is paltry at just 6MB, the Nokia 6086 can take in microSD memory cards. It's got a basic VGA camera with 4X digital zoom. It can also record video, and features Bluetooth so you can get yourself some wireless enhancements.

Thanks to the UMA technology, operators can deliver voice and data services to consumers over WLAN as well, cutting costs while expanding their coverage at the same time.

Expect the Nokia 6086 to hit the markets in Q1 2007, priced at €200 (approx. US $263) excluding taxes.