Here’s one we be on familiar terms with you’ve been eagerly waiting for with bated breathing: the modest Nokia 7020 clamshell has received its FCC approval on its path to a Q4 launch. The phone was forever designed as a quadband EDGE gadget, so it’s not understandable whether the FCC approval is indicative of any intent on Nokia’s part in point of fact offer the mobile phone in the United States. There isn’t any other carrier branding and at hand aren’t at all carrier-customized buttons on the keyboard, so this may just be a requirement. Then again, it could be a respectable backup handset or a cheap phone to take abroad if they do come to a decision to offer it undeviating or all the way through the flagship stores. Which person doesn’t like hidden displays and a 2 megapixel camera, in spite of everything?