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Congrats to iPhone game developer Freeverse, who announced today that over the weekend they sold the millionth copy of their Flick Fishing game, making Flick Fishing the first paid application to reach the one million download milestone.

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Actually, the full title is T-Mobile myTouch 3G with Google, and it comes in black, white, and merlot.
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The handset, built by Sonim, has a three-year warranty, 15 hours of talk time, 2.5 months of standby, a 2MP camera, push email, Opera mini, an accelerometer with auto-call for safety features, and apparently a cartridge full of laughing gas. It’s perfect for rescue workers, soldiers, firemen, rock climbers, hikers, and rich weirdos everywhere.

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I’m not a big fan of the grid-style QWERTY layout, but I know a lot of people like it. Thanks to Android Guys for bringing this image to my attention. And also for making me realize I fell into some recent confusion between this device and Bigfoot. I knew they were different devices a month ago, but somehow, I forgot. Just a reminder: there is an unconfirmed rumor floating about that Bigfoot will not run Android.

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Nokia launched the N86 with 8 mega pixel snapper, yesterday all across India. The phone will be available for INR. 27,000 and is Nokia’s flagship imaging phone for the year 2009. Don’t call it the N86, Nokia likes you to call it as the Nokia N86 8MP. Check out the N86 hands-on video.

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There has been a lot of rumbling going on since I posted on the rumor that we’d see MyTouch by the end of the month. So much that I’ve got to toss out another nutshell post just to touch on as many news items as possible. Maybe touch is the wrong word.

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I got a big kick out of a great iPhone vs. Pre Buyer’s Guide Flowchart from Gizmodo that I wanted to share it with our viewers.  Basically it starts out by asking the question, “Do I need a new smartphone?”  From there they want to know if  you “Would rather be gouged by Sprint or AT&T?”  The chart goes on and takes you down different paths to help you with your iPhone 3G S/Palm Pre dilemma.  So be sure to check it out from here!    Read the rest of this entry »