Nokia is coming out with a budget CDMA phone and it's called the Nokia 2135. It boasts of a 400-entry capacity phonebook, a full 3.5 hours of talktime or 11 days of standby time. An integrated speakerphone allows the whole family to join in the conversation at once, while user-assignable ringtones can announce who is calling without ever picking up the phone. Keeping you organized is the built in calendar, and a built-in voice recorder can store up to 60 seconds of audio notes at a time, providing an effortless way to be reminded of everything from picking up milk at the store to where the car is parked at the mall.

With the limited specs on hand we can assume that this friendly phone will be a pal of your pocket as well. The Nokia 2135 is expected to be available in North America during the fall of 2007.