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The Nokia N8 was finally supposed to be released at the end of this month, but now Unwiredview.com reports that it has been delayed, once again, until October. more »

There is no doubt the Nokia N8 will be a very important device for Nokia (arguably the most important device they have ever released), but not because of its specs and what it will bring to the smartphone market, nor even because of Symbian^3, but because it will be Nokia's opportunity to prove that they really can deliver when they set their mind to it. more »

As I wrote a while back now, a firmware update was provided by Nokia for the E72, which was available to me only a few days later and which I then immediately installed.I have used the phone now for several weeks with the updated firmware, and I think that I can safely draw some definitive conclusions not only about the bugs that I reported here and the firmware update, but also provide some overall impressions of the E72. more »

As many of you probably know, Nokia released a firmware update for the E72 this week, going from version 21.013 to 22.007. more »

I now own an E72. In most regards it is a great device, but I have discovered a few problems with the the current version of the firmware, some of them quite serious. more »

As I mentioned in my previous post I am interested in the new Nokia E72.Well yesterday I had the chance to play around with it for a good 20-25 min, and here are my first impressions.On the plus side: + Form factor: the size is ideal, and quite… more »

OK, picture this. You are at the office. You leave your desk for a minute and have left your S60 powered Symbian smartphone on the desk. At that moment an alarm/notification goes off, it can be your alarm-app or your calendar, it doesn't matter which. Now tell me what's wrong with that picture?… more »

The advances in the last 10 years of handheld computing have been quite staggering. We have gone from, in the case of the Palm Vx which was the device at the turn of the last century, a black and white 160x160px screen, a 20 Mhz processor and 8 MB of memory, to 480x800px color screens, 1 Ghz processors and up to 32 GB(!) of internal memory. more »

Symbian is the OS that arguably generates the least buzz these days (WM 6.5 certainly hasn't received rave reviews, but at least it gets *some* reviews). Ever since they decided to go open source under the Symbian Foundation very little has materialized… more »