As Apple seems to have all but forgotten that it was digital music that originally drew so many people over to its camp--with the iPhone supposed to have been the logical cellular successor to the iPhone--one of its top competitors in the smartphone game, Nokia, is taking up the torch.

Today, Nokia introduced the new Nokia 5630 XpressMusic, a smartphone specifically targetted towards music lovers. Powered by the Symbian S60 OS, this flashy candybar 3G smartphone supports Nokia's Come With Music service that grants users access to millions of major label songs. It has an FM Tuner with internet radio. And it sports a snazzy "Say and Play" feature that lets you speak the new of an artist or track to hear it played.

To top it off, unlike most non-N Series handsets, the XpressMusic also comes with N-Gage, a Nokia service that grants users access to all the mobile video games available for Nokia devices.