The Nokia 5320 is a music and gaming oriented smartphone which has the lowest launch price of any S60 device so far. Among its highlights are a dedicated audio chip for better sound quality, 24 hours of music playback, a 3.5mm audio jack, N-Gage-compatibility, and music/gaming keys.
Attila writes: Java games have arguably been around longer than Symbian games, they are far more numerous and, in my opinion, they are quickly decreasing the once so obvious gap in quality between games written for these two platforms. It is high time to meet a real Java royalty: Bobby Carrot.
Formula 1 racing on your smartphone? Well, yes, but with a few caveats! Read on...
Here is a long overdue review of Revival, the latest and greatest from Herocraft, makers of such hits as Robo, Snow Lines and Stolen in Sixty Seconds.
It's a word puzzle game with a touch of strategy. Ewan breaks out his spellchecker to investigate.
Steve is suitably impressed with Handy Weather, a tool that excels at one specific task... [updated review for v5]
Steve Litchfield sets off on the road to cloud computing, with a little help from GooSync...