Honestly, we have nothing much, just a vague rumor that Nokia has finally gotten tired of it Nseries multimedia-computing flagship being underused in the U.S. To recap, the N95, besides being a smartphone with full multimedia support is also a GPS navigator and a WiFi, 3G and HSDPA device. The problem is, Nokia’s UMTS bandwidth isn’t supported in the U.S. The spectrum in question is the 2100Mhz, which has been rumored to be in the sights of T-Mobile. So, 3G for the N95 in the U.S. soon, more specifically September?

[via engadget]