The Nokia C6 looks like Nokia N97's little brother, it also has the QWERTY keyboard just like the Nokia N97, it has about 256 MBs of internal memory, and of course it can be extended through using the micro sd card.

We don't have that much information about this device yet, you can read more at bestofmicro.com

It looks like the first actual trials will start only in 2012, when a U.S. court should decide which company infringed which patents.

Handset leader Nokia sued iPhone maker Apple last October, accusing the U.S. firm of using its patented technologies without paying for them.

Nokia is seeking payment of up to 1 billion euros ($1.36 billion), analysts say.

Apple filed a countersuit in Delaware on December 11 accusing Nokia of infringing 13 Apple patents. It later removed four patents from the list.

Legal battles are increasingly common in the mobile industry as players vie for a piece of the fast-growing smartphone market.

source: rightmobilephone/reuters

Nokia's latest flagship device has gone on sale at Vodafone and comes pre-loaded with Vodafone 360 and the third series of Gavin & Stacey

The device is pre-loaded with the Vodafone 360 Homescreen, giving customers access to Vodafone My Web, VIP contacts and the 360 Apps and Games Shop. In addition, customers can access the Vodafone Music service to buy and download DRM-free tracks from a catalogue of more than two million songs.

The thrid series of Gavin & Stacey is preloaded onto the phone exclusively for Vodafone UK customers.

The manufacturer's latest flagship device comes with a 3.2-inch capacitive touchscreen with a 16:9 widescreen optimised for photos, videos and browsing and also brings 20 friends and virtual communities to the home screen. It also comes with 16GB of on-board memory and a 5-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens.

The Nokia X6 is now available to buy from Vodafone for free on a £30, 24-month contract with 600 minutes, unlimited texts and 500MB of mobile internet.

source: unwiredview

First glimpse: Nokia's Symbian^4 operating system, take a look at the video demos.  It's nice, but not amazing. 

S^4 is Nokia's response to the iPhone, and at MWC I got a very brief glimpse of S^4 in action--check out the S^4 video that Symbian created based on Nokia's UI here. (Nokia released some screen shots and details of S^4 in January, but I think this is the first video of the platform.) Obviously it's difficult to draw conclusions from a one-minute video of Nokia's forthcoming UI, but I must say I'm a little underwhelmed. Aside from the nice transition animations, it looks a lot like Android and iPhone to me.

Read more: http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/checking-out-symbian-4-nokias-response-iphone/2010-02-24#ixzz0gfBUshS4

The Nokia X6 first made is debut as a "Comes With Music" only phone for markets that supported the service, Nokia later unveiled a 16GB version, but no NAM X6 was mentioned. Today the X6 NAM silently appeared at NokiaUSA in three colors, yellow, blue and black. Along with a description that reads "responsive to your touch," which we find very ironical, partly because the Nokia X6 is the first capacitive touchscreen device from Nokia.

source: engadgetmobile

The 12-megapixel Nokia N87 will not be the first smartphone with Symbian 3rd source has just sent bestboys the video - shows a new smartphone from Nokia. According to the document it should have the following features:

# QWERTY keyboard
# First 3 OS Symbian smartphone
# AARM Cortex A8 600MHz
# 32GB or 16GB of internal memory
# 256MB RAM
# 3.2-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen
# Wireless
# HSPA
# GPS
# 5-megapixel camera

source: bestboyz

The Symbian^3 (S^3) platform is here! S^3 is the first entirely open source release following the platforms transition to an open source license on February 4th, 2010, which was the largest of its kind in history. View the full press release or our blog for more information.

S^3 is expected to be "feature complete" by the end of Q1 and the release will include: significant usability and interface advances, faster networking, acceleration for 2D and 3D graphics in games and applications, HDMI support (High-Definition Multimedia Interface), music store integration, an improved user interface with easier navigation and multi-touch gesture support, a feature-rich homescreen, and the ability to run even more applications simultaneously.

Members of the Symbian community, including device creators, network operators, hardware technology providers, professional services companies and application developers are already engaged with S^3 and the first devices using the platform are expected to ship as early as Q3 this year.

source: press release

Few days ago, we showed you a N900 running Windows 95, well it doesn't take long for someone to install a copy of windows NT 4.0.  Please see the video below.

Windows NT 4.0 running under Bochs 2.3.7 PC emulator on a Nokia N900 phone. Very slow as you can see, but works! Took a lot of time to figure out the combination of build parameters and configuration options for Bochs though.

Please see more info at: http://www.tuug.fi/~toni/serendipity/

When nokia presents itself at the mobile world congress, we could expect a new model N98 (successor of the Noka97).  begeek already has a picture of the device, it's somewhat similar to the Nokia N97, it's also a slide up keyboard.

It will have 32 GB of internal storage, rumored that it will be priced at 450 euros.  Again, the device will called Nokia N98

If you ever wish that your Nokia N900 could run windows 95, then you don't have to wish anymore, someone at maemo.org just posted step by step guide to how to accomplish this.   I only hope someone coming out with a Windows XP version :)

If you want to see proof, check out the video below.

1) open up x-terminal and type the following:
Code:

cd /home/user/MyDocs/
mkdir dos
cd dos
mkdir 95
cd /home/user/MyDocs/
mv w95.img /home/user/MyDocs/dos/95

2) open up emelFM2, click the white box on the left hand screen and type:
Code:

/home/user/.dosbox

A file called dosbox-0.73.conf should appear in the box below, highlight that file by clicking on it once then click the green downwards arrow in the center of the screen and press edit.

Scroll down to the bottom of this file to where it says 'Lines in this section willbe run at startup' and type the following underneath:
Code:

mount c /home/user/MyDocs/dos
c:
imgmount e c:\95\w95.img -t hdd -fs fat
boot -l c

Full Instructions located at maemo.org