Nokia's heavily-rumoured new C-series range of phones looks likely to become a reality in the near future.
The new line has been seen over on the FCC in the US, which has validated a device known as the RM-612 – although Nokia has confirmed (opens in new tab) this as the C6.
We've seen some pictures of what's probably the first in the C-series line earlier this year, and the model shown in the FCC regulations bears a striking resemblance.
Whether it's the same is unknown, as the previously-shown phone was rumoured to be the C5 – but as we all know, these things are never set in stone and could well change before the phone's release.
Playing the waiting game
Nokia trademarked the names X-Series and C-Series a little while ago, and while the Nokia X6 and X3 made their debuts at Nokia World last year, the C-Series has yet to poke its little mobile face out.
It looks like that this may be a mid-to-high range set of devices, with rumours of a touchscreen and normal keypad together in a candybar form.
Also likely is that this is just a refresh of Nokia's 6000 series, which spawned such popular phones as the 6700 Classic.
We'll look forward to seeing this phone being unveiled – if it's this close to approval it can't be long before a UK release.
Via Unwired View
