Nokia N95 with 3G support for the U.S. coming in September

There was no word on whether this will be sold directly through the Nokia USA site or through a carrier, but I imagine we will probably see it directly from Nokia so they don't have to jump through all of the U.S. wireless carrier hoops to get it into people's hands. It will probably still run close to the US$750 or so price that the current N95 does, but in my opinion it is the best S60 device currently on the market and worth the price.

UPDATE:  Ricky Cadden at the Symbian-Guru site has more details, including a U.S. flyer, that shows this version of the Nokia N95 will have a black back, U.S. 3G radio support, and a whopping 1,200 mAh battery (compared to the rather limited 900 mAh capacity model now in the N95). It is a good thing I went with AT&T for data as I will be able to get HSDPA browsing on the N95 soon. T-Mobile really needs to get their act together and launch 3G in the U.S. soon or they will continue to lose customers like me.