Vapourware

Recently announced, the following S60, Nseries, Eseries, and UIQ Phones are no longer Vapourware:

• LG KT610 - With a name as odd as the design, this is a Sidekick styled palmtop, like a baby Nokia E90
• Nokia 5800 - the Tube, aka S60 Touch, in some people's eyes the Nokia iPhone-clone
• Nokia E63 - a consumer-friendly, cheaper Nokia E71
• Nokia N79 - Nokia N78 beating candybar, great specs with pocket-friendly price and size
• Nokia N85 - Nokia N95 level specs in a smaller slider with superb OLED screen

The following S60 and UIQ Phones have not been publicly announced yet, currently at best we have leaked photos, guessed specifications or even less detail.

• Nokia 5710 - an upgrade to the Nokia 5700 music phone
• Nokia E80 communicator style Eseries devices?
• Nokia N88 - Slider styled like the Nokia N96, but less obese
• Nokia N97 - N73 styled slider
• Nokia N99 - communicator styled with rotating keypad
• Samsung SGH-i570 - QWERTY-equipped slider, not unlike a wider Samsung SGH-i520
• Sony Ericsson P3 - the P1's big brother? With P990 style flip keypad?

The following are unlikely to ship as currently specified for various reasons:

• Nokia N83 - a Nokia N80 successor? This phone was released as the Nokia N95
• Sony Ericsson M610 successor to the M600 with Wi-Fi and camera - actually released as the Sony Ericsson P1
• Sony Ericsson P700 - a slimmed down P990 / M600 hybrid - actually released as the Sony Ericsson P1

Nokia's list of UA Profiles sometimes includes details of unreleased phones.

And finally for sheer comedy value, you can't beat the Apple iPhone...

The following pages are only placeholders:

Nokia Eseries phones: Nokia E52, Nokia E64, Nokia E67, Nokia E72, Nokia E75, Nokia E77, Nokia E81, Nokia E91

Nokia Nseries phones: Nokia N50, Nokia N60, Nokia N74, Nokia N84, Nokia N86, Nokia N89, Nokia N94, Nokia N97

There are plenty of other Specific Phones in the S60, Nokia Eseries, and Nokia Nseries ranges that are actually shipping.

@@ check and add placeholders, update all vapourware pages to current dates where feasible