It was the end of October when we first saw the Nokia 3555 and we though it’s will be the AT&T thing only. Today, I am happy — yes, happy — to report that we were wrong. Nokia’s low-end 3G clamshell was spotted at the FCC’s website from where we’ve learned it will also end up in T-Mobile’s portfolio. The right frequency is there (1700MHz), and now it’s just a matter of patience — which we’re slowly losing — to wait for the Deutsche Telekom owned mobile operator to finally roll out its 3G network in the States… [Via: Engadget Mobile ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Nokia 3555 leaked; Heading to AT&T?Sony Ericsson K530c spotted on FCC; Heading to AT&T or China?MOTORIZR Z6tv MediaFLO phone spotted in the FCC listings; Heading to Verizon?Pantech's dual-sliding C810 spotted on FCC siteSony Ericsson Z250a/i approved by the FCC; Heading to AT&T?

I do agree with the claim that Nokia doesn’t know how to make clamshell devices. Actually, the 6555 was their first decent clamshell , and now they want to replicate the success with yet another such handset. This time, it’s the 3555 model which we’ve spotted on NokiaPort.de Forums . Apparently, the upcoming device sports a 3G radio, 128×160 display and a VGA camera. Other than that, we’ve no more information about it. Still, it’s kinda obvious this device is made to be sold on U.S. soil and will most probably end up in AT&T’s portfolio, just like its big brother (6555) did. Stay tuned… ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Nokia 3555 Classic and 5310 XpressMusic information is outAnother Nokia device found, will the 5610 be announced on August 29th?Verizon product roadmap leaked - 5 new handsets for AugustSony Ericsson K205a revealed; Heading to AT&T?Mitsubishi D905i leaked; Heading to NTT DoCoMo?