The New York Times believes the big cell phone manufacturers are moving away from Windows Mobile, and moving toward Android devices. (Based on the recent onslaught of Android news, that’s not hard to imagine.)

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Nokia files a lot of patents every year, but not many of them actually materialize into products. Still, product companies make sure that they patent their technology so that i can be commercially used later. This time Nokia has filed a patent for pressure sensitive 3-D multi touch screen for mobile devices. The display is multi touch so it will give the user the ability to play around with the screen like they do on the iPhone. You can zoom in , zoom out, slide through smoothly, but the interesting part is that this new touch screen from Nokia will also have pressure sensors. The pressure sensors are able to measure the direction as well as the force of the pressure and it can be configured to perform different actions. Also, this display will only react to finger touch just like the iPhone so stylus’s won’t work here.

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As expected, Even More (or Project Dark, or whatever you want to call it) has gone live today. T-Mobile pulled the trigger and launched Even More and Even More Plus, both of which offer unlimited Tmo to Tmo calls and unlimited nights/weekends.

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