Version 5 includes support for Microsoft Office 2007 file formats (and printing support for Eseries phones). This is an absolute bargain and we definitely recommend this as a 'must have given' the price.

Quickoffice is based in the US so we imagine that will be the criteria for the timing of the day.

"Regular readers may know that, in the interests of knowing what to recommend, I'm fond of device advocacy, i.e. comparing the pros and cons of different phones to try and come up with some kind of ranking. Usually these pieces are centred around specification or feature lists, not unnaturally, but here I'm going to take a dozen real world tasks, things that you or I do (or would like to do) every single day, and then assess how easy and/or quick these tasks are to perform.

For the purposes of this comparison, I'm going to take the six month old Nokia N95 8GB, typical of the current S60 range, the brand new Apple iPhone 3G and the also-new HTC Touch Diamond. If Apple (and HTC's) marketing is to be believed, the iPhone should be an easy winner in a usability test, but the extra maturity and featurettes in S60 3rd Edition also make it a hard act to follow."

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Version 1.30 just released which adds :

- Setting the start page for the built-in internet browser application 

- Improved performance and speed boost on the latest phone models and firmwares

- Optional integration into the Control Panel.

Head over to Cellphonesoft to get this awesome utility! And it’s only $14.95, a small fee for a highly useful app.

Hat tip to Symbian One for the link.

It's also worthwhile signing up to the site even if you only plan to watch others, so you can take part in conversations and leave comments on video. Also rolled into the new version is the groups feature, so users may collate single videos into an easily identifiable collection. And to help with the problem of getting people to watch a live stream that pops up for only a few minutes, an events page is now being provided to help with scheduling.

More at Qik.com, where you can also sign up for the service.

"We've already detailed much of the PIM, messaging and communications functionality in previous sections of this review of the Nokia E66. From a business point of view, the basic functionality of these applications should be sufficient for most users. While messaging is currently a weak element, it does work. Outside of the omissions we mentioned, you'll find a well-polished application with decent IMAP support, signature support, system level email alerts and excellent handling of multiple accounts."

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"Whatever you think of the rest of the Motorola MOTO Z10's specification, user interface and applications, the one point you surely can't criticise is its camera, right? The original Z8 was dubbed (somewhat over-eagerly by Moto PR) a 'multimedia monster' and the Z10 is undoubtedly better and of higher specification. But by how much and is it enough, in these Nokia N95-dominated days?

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 - AAN's current on-going poll is attempting to find out where people play N-Gage games the most. To take part in the poll, visit this link.

 - The latest global game sales chart for the N-Gage platform has been published, and you can see it on All About N-Gage.

 - An interview with Scott Foe for the Portfolio.com website has apparently revealed the launch date for Reset Generation.

 - All About N-Gage has done four brand new gameplay videos of the excellent Hooked On: Creatures Of The Deep, with each video covering one of the game's resorts in depth.

 - An official S60 3rd Edition theme based on Pro Series Golf has been made available for download from n-gage.com.

 - For those of you still a bit unsure of how to choose a club or fine-tune a shot, AAN has done a gameplay video of Pro Series Golf in action, and you can find links to tutorials on Pro Series Golf's AAN game page.

 - As N-Gage is part of Nokia's Ovi suite of online services, it looks like N-Gage player names will eventually be replaced by Nokia Account usernames. If you want to make sure you get your favourite username, you should register on Nokia Account ASAP.

 - Brothers In Arms has been released on the N-Gage platform, and Ewan Spence has done a screenshot-laden review of the game (along with a very justified rant about the stupidity of 20 second demos).

 - AAN's survey of favourite retro computers, consoles and handhelds has closed, and the results can be read in this article.

...and that's it for another week, see you next time!

If you want to find out more about the new N-Gage platform take a look at AAN's N-Gage FAQ.

If you have a Nokia N81, N81 8GB, N82, N95 or N95 8GB you can install the N-Gage platform right now directly onto your phone, see this step-by-step tutorial on how to do it.