Can you imagine Nokia N900 running Android Froyo? Isn’t this device running on Maemo OS? Yes, it surely is. But for now some of the hackers got a chance to shift the operating system of Nokia device even before some of the real googlephones could get it. Just remember the Android 2.1 running on the device.

As it must be expected the integration is not that impressive. There are lots of features which are not working normally. The list includes the network signal, IP settings for the Wi-Fi connection, problems with MicroSD cards.

Well, let’s say that all of this is expected and typical for the non-Android device! Just enjoy the 6 minute video, which will demonstrate all of the pros and the cons of the test.

Feels like the newest device of the Apple- iPhone 4 is not as ideal as we wish it would be. The thing is that if you hold the device not at the lower left corner, you will get no reception. This is due to the fact that the user is simply covering the antenna reception point.

As pointed by Steve Jobs, the head of the Apple, this is not a typical Apple problem and thus you can always face up the problem on the rest of the device. And actually he’s right. After the announcement Nokia enthusiasts checked out the device Nokia  6230. It turned out that the device has the same exact problem with the reception.

Despite the fact that the video is not of that high quality but we still can see clearly how the antenna status goes down, while holding it not in the “most proper” way!

Quite a strange image appeared on the Internet. On it there’s a smartphone from Nokia with a QWERTY-keyboard based, apparently, on Symbian OS.

The device has an 8 megapixel camera and seems to have the goal of taking the average price segment. It is unlikely that the phone will be released within the Nseries – despite the fact that such assumptions can be found in many western blogs. Just yesterday, Nokia announced that it will not release any Symbian-device in a series of N. And of course, the photo does not exactly look like N9 – after a 12 megapixel N8 the Finnish manufacturer would not be releasing an 8 megapixel gadget.

Phone looks more like a model for the Eseries. But despite it the visible badge of “C0″ – turns it into a representative of budget C-series. It is noteworthy that the model C0 is already announced in several models and is a very expensive candy bar. But according to the resource itself the device is simply an N9 which is less likely to be true.

While the success of the Nokia physical stores wasn’t that impressive, then the new offer of Nokia USA on-line store can be called majestic. The major handsets, including N97 mini, X6,5230,5800 and E72, you can get in “Drivers Editions” version. The package of the offers includes free power converter, in-car cradle, free voice-guided navigation for around 70 countries via Ovi Maps.

In addition to all of this you’ll get a chance to win a free ticket to Paris. This means that Nokia has some plans to introduce the GPS abilities of the Nokia device to the U.S. customers.

Let’s wait and see how will the American customers react to it.

At the Glastonbury event Nokia is planning to have a release of special edition devices. These are designed together with Virgin Media.Both of the devices wil be equipped with a list of nice V Festival features including multiple wallpapers, enabled GPS and weekend planners.

All of this is going to become a great suprise for the UK mobile users, especially taking into the account the price of it. Nokia X6V will cost only £15 for Virgin Media users and £20 for the rest of users, while  Nokia 5230V will cost £10 for Virgin and £15 for the rest of the users.

The opportunity is exclusive and thus quite noteworthy.

Great news for our Canadian friends. Those mobile users who got tired of their Nokia E71 can now get an updated version model of it Nokia E72.  One of the most popular Canadian carriers- TELUS has plans to launch the device on July 1.

The device can be called pretty advanced. The main specs of the device include a 5 megapixel camera, 600MHz processor and the availability of 10.2 Mbps HSDPA connectivity.

The info about the actual release date and the pricing of the device is unknown. While some of the enthusiasts consider the price to be somewhere in between $50-55 when signing a contract, and around $330 when gettin the unlocked version.

There are also some rumors about the possible earlier  release of Nokia  E72 date as  July 1!

What’s this? This is a Nokia N8 Hand-on video which demonstrates the abilities of the device. At  first glance there’s nothing strange. While paying more attention we see that the model color of Nokia N8 is blackish grey. This looks to be  a little strange. We thought that Nokia N8 color options included only black, grey, orange, blue and green. Is there also a dark grey version?

Nokia has demonstrated an updated design of its Web site. Despite the fact that the fresh design is available so far only in beta version, it looks a little bit strange.

Design has become somewhat more severe – and thus we can not say that it is easier. Interface has been changed and thus it became much clearer and more convenient. As a result the site now consists of only a few categories around which it’s virtually impossible to get confused.

In some of the places, the site became to look brighter. For example, the page describing the benefits of X-series has much advanced design.

The beta version of the updated site is already available. In the coming months, the entire Nokia portal must completely switch to using the new design.

Nokia N97, Nokia 5800 or Nokia  5530.If your device is encountered in this list then now you have a chance to fill up your device with a list of new widgets. Well, let’s say that actually the update is prepared for Symbian 9.4 OS devices.

While the overall application is not ready yet, you can still get a chance to get two of the HTC-type clocks, Music Player. But if you have plans to wait and get the final and not the beta version, you’ll also get calendar, contacts, flashlight, BT, Wi-Fi and much more.

The application is an unsigned one and thus you can sign it with the help of your  OPDA Certificate and Key File.

It seems like Symbian will no longer be positioned by Nokia as the most technologically advanced mobile platform.

Nokia N8, the next flagship smartphone of the Finnish company might be the last device of N-series, based on the Symbian operating system. As it’s told by CNet resource the info became clear by the anonymous source in the Australian branch of Nokia.

In a broader sense, this news means that Nokia will stop producing headliners on Symbian; after all N-series has a specific structure – it is just a line of top gadgets equipped with the latest technological innovations.

The source also says that thinstead of Symbian the devices of N-series will be using MeeGo, the cooperate development of Nokia and Intel. The first smartphone on this operating system should be Nokia N9. Symbian will be used only in X and E series, i.e. models of the entertainment and business solutions. The old Series 40, in turn, will be preinstalled on all phones within these series.