The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has approved the Nokia N93i phone.

The first thing you will notice if you take a look at the first picture you can find here is the small LCD placed on the front mirror-like side of the clamshell. This is probably the way basic info about the phone's status (battery, caller id, time and, hopefully, info about the playing song) will be displayed so, for example, you won't go around not knowing your phone's battery is nearly dead.

Another nice change made by the Finnish phone manufacturer in this reedited edition of the N93 is the miniUSB connector that will replace the traditionally annoying pop-port connector.

The rest of the phone's features have remained the same as in the other rumors we had about this handset, the N93i still being a 3G WCDMA/EDGE/GSM cellphone working on 900, 1800, 1900 and 2100 MHz networks and having WLAN connectivity capabilities.

The device will also be smaller than its older brother, will feature the same Carl Zeiss lenses that will equip the 3.2 megapixel digital camera we all know and that will offer the phone's users the 3x optical zoom every N93 is proud about.

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