Chris Leckness

Nokia unveiled today the Nokia 6086 phone as part of the new T-Mobile(R) HotSpot @HomeSM service, which launched nationwide today. With the ability to seamlessly connect to a home Wi-Fi connection or thousands of T-Mobile HotSpots across the country, the Nokia 6086 phone paired with T-Mobile HotSpot @Home delivers great wireless coverage in an easy-to-use package. 

While at home, customers can enjoy great mobile coverage and unlimited nationwide calling over a home Wi-Fi network. They also receive the same benefits at all of T-Mobile's HotSpot locations across the country while on-the-go. When leaving home or a T-Mobile HotSpot, calls intuitively transfer onto T-Mobile's GSM/GPRS/EDGE wireless network.

Along with the ability to use both GSM and Wi-Fi networks, the Nokia 6086 phone offers a wide range of features including an integrated camera and video recorder, Bluetooth wireless technology, and a microSD card slot for storing up to 2GB of images, videos, digital music tracks and other mobile content. Additionally, the Nokia 6086 phone is myFavesSM enabled, allowing customers to effortlessly stay in touch with their 'fave' five.* 

*myFaves rate plan required 

To more on the Nokia 6086 phone go here

Fore more information visit T-mobile and Nokia

Source:press release

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psionandy

It sounds rather like the BT Fusion service launched in the UK last year.. which has been...er... well... I'm sure 'somebody' has signed up to it.

The problem is, that for the price of the fusion plan, you could add a stupid amount of minutes to your cell phone, or add a flat rate package to your landline.

The idea of 'talk for 4 mins, pay for 1' doesn't really work in our marketplace

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