The phone called Motorola EM30 has appeared on American FCC's site. The phone is clearly based on ROKR E8, but instead of the touch-sensitive scrolling surface it has a conventional navigation ring. Interestingly the newcomer didn't appear on Motorola's lineup of models for this year, so it's not impossible that they will be launching a number of other handsets too. The device, supporting GPRS and EDGE networks, is based on Linux Montavista 2.6.10, has a 2"320 x 240 pixels large display, a 2 megapixel fixed focus camera, an advanced music player, a stereo FM radio, stereo Bluetooth support, microSD slot, microUSB connector and a standard 3.5 mm headset connector. Other interesting aspects of the phone are AGPS support, a full HTML browser, and support for PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files.