Remember, I posted on how 2009 will be the year of touch screen mobile phones and now here we are, Samsung has launched two news handsets based on its TouchWiz technology. Samsung S5600 and Samsung S5230 both have Samsung’s TouchWiz interface. Both the phones have pretty similar kind of features, with a 3 mega pixel snapper, Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity, Touch Wiz interface, ability to play various multimedia formats etc. S5600 is a higher-end model that the other one with HSDPA support and more internal memory. Both the handset by the support 8GB of external memory with microSD support. The other interesting feature that both these phones have is the ability of the phone to wake up and take you to the main menu or any other item depending on the gesture you make….pretty cool huh!!! By the way, Samsung’s D980 with dual SIM capability also featured the TouchWiz technology.

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Noah checks out the Nokia E63, an unlocked GSM smartphone that’s the E71’s little brother. E63 keeps the S60 platform, great QWERTY board, and 3G/WiFI connectivity that E71 has, but drops the HSDPA and GPS, and trades a metal body for plastic in order to cut costs. At $250 street price, E63 looks like a lot of phone for the money. Read the rest of this entry »

There are now more than 27,000 iPhone and iPod touch applications available via Apple’s App Store according to application analytics platform Mobclix.

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These are some of the details about the Nokia Music Virtual Launch Event. The event surfaced on Nokia Events site on 7th of March. Here are some more details, which might be helpful to all Nokia and mobile phone lovers out there. The event is organized on March 11. There will be two virtual sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. The session will last for about one hour. To be apart of the Nokia Music Virtual launch you would need to register and create a Nokia account here.

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Noah took the Curve 8900 to Spain for a week. What’s his verdict? Find out right here

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