Aaron gets his hands on the Samsung Mythic, available at AT&T.  Is it just another touchscreen feature phone, or is it worthy of separation from the pack? We’ll find out.

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Nokia announced the E72 in India for around 23,000 INR. The company has also given an option of pre-order, which makes sense because i you pre-book the phone with a Nokia Priority dealer, you have to give 4000 INR before hand and the rest when the phone arrives in a week or 10 days from now. If you are planning to wait then you have to wait till December 11 (thats when the phone will be coming to most of the shops). Also, you have to shell out 21,000 INR if you pre-order the phone and you can save almost 2000 bucks man!! Pre-order the Nokia E72.

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Aaron takes a look at the BlackBerry Curve 8530 for Verizon Wireless. Is it a worthy of being a ‘Berry in the bunch? We’ll find out. 

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The guys at Maemo created a buzz in the mobile community when, at an official Maemo event in London, they said that, going ahead, Nokia will focus on Maemo for their high-end N Series phones. This gave an impression that, Nokia is letting Symbian go and adoption Maemo as platform for its N Series devices. However, Nokia has confirmed that, Symbian is one of their preferred OSs along with Maemo. Symbian has always been a preferred OS when it comes to its N Series smart phones and the popularity of these phones is dependent on the wide adoption of Symbian as a OS and the amount of apps that are available for this platform. Maemo is also an important part of Nokia’s open platform strategy but Symbian is here to stay.

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