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Nokia E62 details revealed

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PhoneScoop have put up a news piece delving into the FCC database, revealing a stripped down Nokia E61, dubbed the E62, without 3G/Wi-Fi or Pop-Port (mini USB instead). The phone operate on the 850/1900 GSM bands and appears to be aimed at the US market. External photos available here, and the manual here.

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Rafe's New S60 Freeware Roundup

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With lots of new software being announced every day, it's easy to miss something. Freeware remains a favourite, so here is my latest roundup of some of the S60 freeware released in the last fortnight. Read on...

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Battle of the music smartphones

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Nokia's still-unavailable N91 and Sony Ericsson's recent W950i have a new smartphone competitor in the WinMob-powered Samsung i310, just announced, with (wait for it) a 8GB hard disk. The world's gone mad....

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MobiSystems OfficeSuite for S60

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MobiSystems has announced the availability of OfficeSuite for S60 which allows for the viewing and editing on Word and Excel documents on your phone. Features of interest include reading and writing Word and Excel formats, spell checking, support for the RTF and CSV document format (which should be good for non Word users), support for undo / redo operations and support for embedded images and tables.

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E61 one step closer to the market

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The Nokia E61 has been approved by the FCC bringing the first QWERTY keyboard equipped S60 device one step closer to the market. Inidcations are that it should be available by the end of the month, though operator availability may take longer. The devices looks set to make an appearance in most major markets via various carriers. Read on for some highlights from the user manual.

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Digital TV on your mobile takes a step closer to mass market

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Microsoft has joined the group of industry leaders (including Nokia, Intel, Motorola and TI) in formally backing DVB-H, the already-favourite digital TV standard for smartphones, reports Engadget. You may remember Nokia has been a champion of DVB-H for ages, including trials on their 7710 smartphone in the UK, and with the N92 to come this summer.

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Generation M

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Fascinating (and readably brief) analysis of the way the different generations view their mobiles/smartphones, over at MobHappy. Good writing, guys!

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Mobipocket Pro now free, Mobipocket Desktop 5.2 in beta

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Mobipocket Pro is now available for free (the standard version no longer exists). The Pro version includes extra features such as auto scrolling and configurable text-orientation. You can download the latest version from the Mobipocket web site.  Also of interest is the new beta version (5.2) of Mobipocket Reader Desktop which changes the way the eNews system works (becoming effectively an offline RSS reader for mobile devices) as well as  being a comprehensive system for managing and transfering eBooks to your mobile device.

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