A new picture of Nokia 7500 has been spotted lately. When compared to previous spy shots, this image shows much greater consideration for quality detail and high resolution.

Nokia 7500 looks even better now that it has been revealed at a professional quality. The phone features an unusual design, quite daring, when considering the conservatory line that Nokia has followed throughout the years with most of its phone models. The rhombus pattern is modern, fresh and never seen before in any other cellulars. For this reason, the existence of such a phone model coming from Nokia has been seriously questioned when it first appeared in leaked images.

The fact that it has just been FCC approved is one more reason to believe that the cell phone has high chances of being announced pretty soon and even hitting the market sometime by the end of this year. Nokia has made no specifications on the 7500 phone model, although some of its features have been leaked over the Internet.

Nokia 7500 will be a low-end mobile phone, despite its futuristic and modern design which might have appealed to a larger audience. Its OLED display is capable of displaying 16 million colors and comes with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels, although that's quite difficult to believe.

This phone will also be Bluetooth enabled and will connect to PCs through USB 2.0 capabilities. The GPRS and EGPRS will also manage to provide fast data transfer rates. Nokia 7500 will be a triband cellular in GSM 900/1800/1900 networks. Other specifications include a 2 megapixel camera and built-in FM radio.

Whether all these features or even the images turn out to be true or not, we will know as soon as Nokia acknowledges this phone's existence or, even better, when it announces it.