Wow, I wasn’t expecting this! It looks like later this afternoon Nokia will unveil the details of it’s first Windows Mobile powered device, and it’s sounding pretty damn good!

Specs are rumored to include:

• 128MB RAM
• 256MB ROM
• 16GB internal storage
• MicroSD (assume SDHC) expansion
• A-GPS
• FM radio
• DVB-H TV reception
• TV out
• Quad band GSM/GPRS/EDGE
• UMTS/HSDPA
• 802.11n wireless networking
• Bluetooth 2.1
• 7.1 mega pixel autofocus camera
• QVGA screen
• Windows Mobile 6

Wow! I expect HTC will be more than a little worried about this. The only improvements that I would be looking for are a VGA/WVGA screen and a hardware qwerty keyboard. In fact, the latter is a deal breaker for me, I could never go back to a software keyboard now!

Price to be confirmed (although it expect it to be big!).

P.S. Happy April Fools day

I’ve just bought myself a shiny Nokia AD-42W bluetooth stereo A2DP audio receiver off eBay for £45 + £5 delivery (it’s £59.99 on play.com). This thing looks great! I should be able to play music from the comfort of my sofa/bed using my laptop or phone through the hi-fi without worrying about any wires! Apparently I will alse be able to send audio from a hi-fi, TV etc to my Bluetooth headphones if I want.

Will post a full review as soon as I’ve had a play.

A great idea or just another pointless use of wireless technology? I’ve spent a few months using the Sony DR-BT30Q stereo Bluetooth headphones, and thought it might be useful for some people for me to post my thoughts on this desirable gadget and my views on the technology behind it.

Read on for my findings…

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Let’s face it. While functional, Windows Media Player for Windows Mobile isn’t exactly the most finger friendly piece of software around is it? After searching for a decent replacement music player to go alongside my new Sony Bluetooth headphones on my XDA Mini S (HTC Wizard) I came across Conduits Pocket Player. In the last few weeks I have come to use this software every day. As version 3.6 has just been released, I thought it was time to write a review.

Read on for my findings…

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