Despite other launches today, LG has bee strangely reluctant to show off pictures of the KT610 it announced on Sunday; however, that's just red rag to a tech bull in this business, and sent people scurrying off to dig up what they can on the HSDPA clamshell.  S60.com tuned out to have a small image of the KT610, showing it ... continued »

LG have jumped the Mobile World Congress gun and announced their latest multimedia handset: the KT610. While there are as yet no images of the device available, we do know it's a candybar-format with a "unique 2.4-inch flip screen" that has a full QWERTY keyboard, 3.6Mbps HSDPA, GPS and runs S60 v.3. According to LG's press release (repeated in full ... continued »

The announcement of Skyfire’s new web browser will most definitely raise the bar by bringing PC browsing experience to Windows Mobile devices. Better user experience includes faster page load time and most important of all the support for Flash and Ajax. Users can now enjoy Youtube, Facebook, Myspaces and Last.fm - like never before. Did I mention ... continued »

We generally stick to hardware rather than software here at PHONE Mag, but developer Tong Ren's FlipSilent app for S60 phones is so cool that I had to mention it.  Basically, Ren's software hooks into the accelerometer inside certain S60 handsets - check out the full list after the cut - giving you the option, should you receive a call ... continued »

Nokia launched the new North American optimized Nokia N95 8GB multimedia computer based on S60 3rd Edition and Symbian OS™ v9.2. This new Nokia N95 8GB offers North American 3G/HSDPA/UMTS compatibility while retaining all the popular functionality of the existing Nokia N95 8GB. The phone features a 2.8-inch QVGA screen with support for up to 16 million colors, eight gigabytes of ... continued »

Vodafone has had a lot of coverage over the past few days, though perhaps a little prematurely for its liking: since a presentation detailing the upcoming 2008 UK lineup was leaked, there are few secrets left in their corporate cupboard.  We've already discussed some of the more interesting models - Blackberry's new 8000-series smartphone (possibly called the 8920), Nokia's QWERTY-blessed ... continued »

The Nokia E71 we saw a live photo of earlier has now got a leaked spec-sheet from a Vodafone presentation, confirming the device's quad-band GSM, 3G and HSDPA, GPS, WiFi and more. continued »

There are rumblings of new Nokia business phones coming out. The E71 will replace the E61 and the E66 will replace the E65. These are expected to sport a new 3.2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, integrated GPS, and HSDPA. They will also have support for device and memory card encryption. continued »

Moving lovers can rejoice that FCC gave thumbs up to the Nokia 5610 right before the New Year. It’s a slider form factor, similar to its predecessor – the 5310 XpressMusic. continued »